Outboard reverbs

[ajazzie]

I have real verb, d-verb and the waves verbs at call, yet as they are all cpu hungry would it be a better option going to a m300 tcelectronics or similar to ease the load with better results?
I am a minimalist on plugs putting more time into the source,yet cant avoid verbs in too many projects.
Is it a wise deciscion to move to outboard gear to ease my cpu load and get higher counts. I love the mcDsp plugs yet its the verbs that kill

Help?

AJ

[fingerz88d]

You'll be quite suprised at the reverb quality of the M300.

AWESOME!

[ajazzie]

I have heard they are the goods..
Coooool!! Cheap too.

[radioface]

lexi mpx 500/550

smokin!

[tantejo]

hello, i've teseted the m300 in frankfurt, and was not impressed.
if i were you i should go for a reverb with a display. far much more easier to edit and
store/recall settings. the lexicon mpx1 is very good, and you can see them 2nd hand, because people are beginning to rely on plugins completely.
greetings, tantejo.

[Dirren]

On the contrary...

the m300 is actually made easier to use than units that have display, lots of menys etc because it's very slimmed down. it sounds really good (a matter of taste i agree on), AND can be picked up for almost nothing.

i use the unit myself with PT LE and must say it sounds as good as the standard reverb that comes with the package and is as easy to use. looking at the price tag i suspect a lot of units are gonna make their way into the semi-pro studios soonish!