re: EAReverb

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2013/04/08 13:04:32 (permalink)

re: EAReverb

Anyone here use EAReverb. (EaReckon)
 
Tried the free download and it sounds outstanding to my ears.
 
couldn't find any reviews or anyplace that even sells it except EaReckon for $180.

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    cclarry
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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/08 14:03:54 (permalink)
    I highly recommend downloading the Demo of Redline Reverb...
    (it's a 60 day demo!!!) $149


    If you're in the market for a great reverb in that price range...

    https://www.112db.com/redline/reverb/

    closest thing to Hardware I've heard...and very low CPU hit...


    You can get good sound with a LOT of reverbs...if you're willing to do the tweaking...
    but Redline and LXP, there is little to no tweaking of the presets to get a great sound...and tweaking them they only get better...they are both clean, clear, lush, and warm...
    But that's just my 2 cents worth...


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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/09 00:21:06 (permalink)
    I demoed both & found that I actually preferred EaReverb over Redline.
    I was kind of surprised - I thought that it would be the other way around.

    By my math, [or maybe just where I live], - @ 129.00 Euros, it works out to $165.00ish.

    I haven't bought either one yet, but I've signed up for EAReckon's news letter in hopes of a price break. 
     
    I thought both sounded excellent, but my decision for one over the other was the interface. 
    I found Redline's graphics a bit small and harder to read than EaReverbs, which is larger, and cleaner looking.  

    I also like the graph down in the lower right corner.

    But they've just released a new product, so I'm guessing they'll be poundin' that one for a while.    
     
    But my all time favorite reverb though, is the one that came free with my tc electronic SK 48 Audio/MIDI interface. 

    It's called Fabrik R and it's absoultely drop dead georgeous! 

    I'm talkin' 'Peaches & Cream' beautiful!

    I hadn't used my SK 48 for about 4 years now, and just got it out & set it all up again recently. 
    Just today, I found myself drooling over it yet again - even amongst these & other relatively new reverb comers. 

    Just simply the best reverb I've ever heard - hardware or soft. 

    So, unless EaReverb drops quite a bit, which I doubt it will, I may save my spondulicks and consider Zebra2 instead @ $149 with discount.

    I've got quite a good selection of reverbs now anyways - Breverb [Full], IK CSR, ValhallaRoom, tc M30, 3 from SKnote, PSP EasyVerb & Piano Verb - and of course the 'ultra georgeous one' mentioned above - my old 'new top cat'!   




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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/09 04:15:12 (permalink)
    EaReverb went for £49 in May last year. At its launch I think it went for €49. I think that was in May the previous year. I'd buy it secondhand or wait for another sale. Maybe there'll be one in May or maybe not. Either way there's a lot of Mays being mentioned in this post.
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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/09 08:53:01 (permalink)
    I got it for the discounted price last year and think it is great.
    But since I got Aether all other reverbs have been negleted.



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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/09 21:06:19 (permalink)
    Really? 

    You like Aether that much, huh??

    Haven't tried it myself.



     
     
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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/10 06:53:50 (permalink)
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    EaReverb went for £49 in May last year. At its launch I think it went for €49. I think that was in May the previous year. I'd buy it secondhand or wait for another sale. Maybe there'll be one in May or maybe not. Either way there's a lot of Mays being mentioned in this post.

    Thanks for the heads up - I'll keep an eye open for it next month MAYbe! 



     
     
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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/10 13:31:59 (permalink)
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    EaReverb went for £49 in May last year. At its launch I think it went for €49. I think that was in May the previous year. I'd buy it secondhand or wait for another sale. Maybe there'll be one in May or maybe not. Either way there's a lot of Mays being mentioned in this post.
    Thanks, dude.
     
    Nothing I like better than hearing of a great sale price a year after the fact     :)

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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/10 20:25:35 (permalink)
    I was comparing EarVerb against the new VariVerb II by Magix tonight.  I also compared R-Verb by Waves, TrueVerb (Waves) as well as the UAD Verb (can't remember the one that comes with the card).  I thought that EarVerb sounded better to my ears to all of those I've mentioned.

    I was surprised that no one really talked about it when it was released.  It's been in regular development since it was released and there are a lot of new features included now.

    I suggest that everyone download the demo and check out what it can do.

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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/10 21:37:34 (permalink)
    If we're talking about EAReckons' EAReveb, it is cheaper here:
    http://www.timespace.com/product/EAR-120/4/10000040/eareckon_eareverb_%28serial_download%29.html

    89.17 EUR works out to $116.39 USD. That's definitely better than 129.00 EUR - $165.00.

    http://www.xe.com/currencyconverter/

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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/11 03:54:16 (permalink)
    Time+Space was the retailer who had it at 50% last year - posted by me on this very forum and Mod Bod gave it a recommendation back then. Good to see he still likes it.
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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/11 21:18:57 (permalink)
    thanks for the link jimusic.
     
    I'm going to buy it for the $116 price. I really like the sound of this thing.
     
    and I do have TrueVerb, Redline, ValhallaRoom and a Lexicon MPX1 (hardware).
     
    IMO this EaReverb just sounds exceptional.

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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/12 02:36:15 (permalink)
    Yes, I must admit I'm tempted as well. 

    But I just bought Kontakt 4and 2 library packs from Camel Audio recently.  

    Also, I need to spend $100 on my windsheild this week. 
    I'm sure you'll enjoy it though. I'll pick it up someday, but for now I'm ok with what I've got. 

    Edit: I also bought Embertone's 'Full Meal Deal' for Kontakt as well.


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    re: EAReverb 2013/04/13 12:42:27 (permalink)
    I tried the Demo..

    It sounds good...but...
    To me Redline sounds better...
    granted it doesn't have the fancy "graph" or the huge GUI...
    but, to my ears, it sounds better...

    LXP, sounds great AND has an AWESOME GUI & Graphing feature...with several different graphs...

    Soundwise, which to me is the most important aspect..Redline...

    That's just me though....


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