Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2005 1:39 pm
I an looking to buy Masterverb pro OR A100 and I would like to know which is better (and working in XTC mode).
Best regards
Michel
Best regards
Michel
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Masterverb pro / A100 which is better ?
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Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2005 8:34 pm
A100 undoubtly wins, tho I don't have one, as I also don't have XTC, on mac
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 1:23 am
I don't have the Masterverb Pro, but I assume that it's 'more detailed' than the standard version, not a radically different sound character.
In that context I'd say the respective strenghts of the 2 programs vary.
A100 is unbeatable if you want to add 'space' to a sound (just as the label 'ambient' implies) without sacrificing the original quality of the source.
There's almost no artificial colouring at all
The MV pro is probably faster to just apply a good classical reverb effect and the fx color is appreciated as a part of the sound design.
For what it does the A100 is a bargain...
cheers, Tom
In that context I'd say the respective strenghts of the 2 programs vary.
A100 is unbeatable if you want to add 'space' to a sound (just as the label 'ambient' implies) without sacrificing the original quality of the source.
There's almost no artificial colouring at all
The MV pro is probably faster to just apply a good classical reverb effect and the fx color is appreciated as a part of the sound design.
For what it does the A100 is a bargain...
cheers, Tom
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 1:49 am
Hi,
I use P100 for vocal, masterver classic and masterb as Reverb fx, but I search a reverb for having all my tracks standing "naturally" in the mix.
Best regards
Michel
I use P100 for vocal, masterver classic and masterb as Reverb fx, but I search a reverb for having all my tracks standing "naturally" in the mix.
Best regards
Michel
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 3:11 am
I just made a (rough) cross check with P100/A100 for a '10m room'. The P is kind of dull (for this task) while the A really breathes space. They complement nicely - but that was to be expected anyway... 
cheers, Tom
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cheers, Tom
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Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 3:30 am
thanks Astro
I'll have a try with A100. Just hope it will not be too much for my PCI.
I'll have a try with A100. Just hope it will not be too much for my PCI.
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 5:47 am
on mine it is... a complete hog, but 2 Pulsar Ones can handle 5 masterverbs at best anyway.
For me it's quality justifies some restrictions, which are less apparent on generation two boards, but it will reveal any PCI flaws immediately. do not expect a ton of instances
cheers, Tom
For me it's quality justifies some restrictions, which are less apparent on generation two boards, but it will reveal any PCI flaws immediately. do not expect a ton of instances
cheers, Tom
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 6:26 am
How about the Sonic Timeworks 4080L reverb? Does anybody use it? It is much more expensive than the A-100 / MasterVerb, but probably a high class product.
Just being curious ...
Neb
Just being curious ...
Neb
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2005 9:55 am
No, I don't think at this point the 4080L is that good. It's buggy, too. I think you're better off with the newer reverbs (which I want to buy myself one day).