nice reverb, it is not mandatory to license it trough ilok 
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Nice plugin, great Ui; any reverb with a freeze is a win in my book. Thanks for suggesting it!
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Spaceblender [very quick review]
The good:
- sounds interesting
- freeze, as Mr Boulé has noted
- parameters published nicely for CV control
The bad:
- very high CPU usage…110% for me on M2 macbook (4 'performance 'CPUs) even at idle with no input
- license is held locally, yet still a lot of iLok logos on the various splash screens when you authenticate, which will give some people the shivers
- Crashy? A few crashes when initiating or destroying the Host instance during my 5 minutes of experimentation so far
Don’t mean to be particularly negative. I can see plenty of use for it! But the cpu-hunger will be a limiting factor.
I’ve only tried it on a Windows laptop, CPU seemed comparable to other reverbs. I got an M4 Mac Mini recently, will test it on that too. First impressions, I really like it.
Of course, I had to combine it with Supermassive and that makes some truly huge ambient soundscapes.
Ultramassive maybe?
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This looks interesting, a free polyphonic modal filter effect. Similar to resonators, modal filters are often used for physical modelling. It can process audio or generate sounds too.
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This was released a week or so ago:
Anukari - physical modelling device creator based on game physics, very powerful yet clunky
This was overnight, website not updated yet, but purhaseable:
Protean - latest boggling Sinan Bokesoy creation, based on fluid dynamics
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Matthias Puech (EnOsc, Tapographic Delay, Parasites, Batumi) is now leading the modernisation of GRM Tools into what appears to be a quite extraordinary sound design platform. Previewing for the first time at Superbooth, due for a September release of an early version, but he says that this is a ten year project.
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