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Post by copperx on Nov 24, 2022 19:24:05 GMT -6
Does anybody here have both? Which one is more versatile? I'm trying to decide between them for (stereo) music.
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Post by indiehouse on Nov 24, 2022 19:38:00 GMT -6
Interested to know what’s the darling of the Liquid Sonics lineup as well. I have Seventh Heaven Pro. I keep hearing Cinematic Rooms is where it’s at.
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Post by the other mark williams on Nov 24, 2022 23:45:23 GMT -6
Interested to know what’s the darling of the Liquid Sonics lineup as well. I have Seventh Heaven Pro. I keep hearing Cinematic Rooms is where it’s at. I love Cinematic Rooms. It’s fantastic. Haven’t tried Tai Chi yet. |
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Post by 79sg on Nov 25, 2022 7:42:39 GMT -6
I own all of the Liquidsonics / Reverb Foundry plugins. Yes, I may have a problem. If I had to pick only 2 to own it would be Cinematic Rooms Professional and Tai Chi. They would cover most of my needs and wants for reverb. Probably could say this about Reverberate 3 and at $49 just buy it. When I don’t use my Bricasti (which is a rare occurrence) I always reach for Cinematic Rooms, I find it that good (subjective of course) and it is currently and has been my favorite reverb plug-in. Tai Chi is special however, the chorusing / modulation is excellent, overall the plug-in can do a lot. The way Matt handles his loyalty discounts on top of the sale prices is quite generous. The bundles are the way to go once you own a couple of his plugins. Saying this, if those are the 2 you’re interested in buy both and pick up Reverberate 3 too. Work out how the loyalty discounts are most favorable (usually buying least to most expensive in that order). |
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Post by indiehouse on Nov 25, 2022 7:49:30 GMT -6
I own all of the Liquidsonics / Reverb Foundry plugins. Yes, I may have a problem. If I had to pick only 2 to own it would be Cinematic Rooms Professional and Tai Chi. They would cover most of my needs and wants for reverb. Probably could say this about Reverberate 3 and at $49 just buy it. When I don’t use my Bricasti (which is a rare occurrence) I always reach for Cinematic Rooms, I find it that good (subjective of course) and it is currently and has been my favorite reverb plug-in. Tai Chi is special however, the chorusing / modulation is excellent, overall the plug-in can do a lot. The way Matt handles his loyalty discounts on top of the sale prices is quite generous. The bundles are the way to go once you own a couple of his plugins. Saying this, if those are the 2 you’re interested in buy both and pick up Reverberate 3 too. Work out how the loyalty discounts are most favorable (usually buying least to most expensive in that order). Interesting. I just got a edu discount to add as well, so I may be able to swing a bit more. Would you recommend Cinematic Rooms Pro, Tai Chi and Reverberate 3? Any overlap between them? |
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Post by 79sg on Nov 25, 2022 9:47:37 GMT -6
If you are willing to go for 3 plugins run the math. What is the loyalty discount if you own 1, 2, 3 plugins plus your edu discount?
I believe there is an explanation somewhere on the website.
You may find that the entire Ultra bundle or another bundle is the best deal after you own 1 or more.
I don’t find overlap between Cinematic Rooms and Tai Chi. Reverberate loads IR’s and the ones included are very good.
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