The reverb... well, I dunno. I actually bought it so I don't want to say I regret it.. but anyway, I'd have to admit that regardless of the quality of the reverb, I'd say it's way to intensive on DSP to make it practical. The sound gets colorized. Well, which also makes it a unique device. Everything has a use, sort to say. I once had a music box solo track that I used with goldverb. It worked great.... but I still wouldn't say it's a general, for-everyone device.
But I'm surprised, that even Sub denies the dspdev product line... I'm beginning to wonder what the bottom line is. The poor quality of the programming? The commercialistic approach of Nikko? Or just bad results (in that case, I've gotten some good results). Cuz I thought they're ok.. Maybe there's a good reason why I should expect better? I'm starting to become curious, which is a good sign that I'll be learning something new.
