[Frank Kruse]

Used it on "Cloud Atlas" a bit. Pretty amazing tool. Even better now that it's AAX.

I think it's the first de-reverberation plugin that deserves that name. You can get roomy dx down to almost dead dry. Depends a bit on the material and the amount of additional static noise tied in with the reverb. The less noise the better.

It's very CPU-hungry so better to AS the clips once you found a good setting. Due to a restriction of the AS-requirements there's no preview button in the AS-version but you can work around that by finding the setting in AAX and then paste that to the AS window.

It takes some time to get used to the parameters. The manual contains some hints for starting points. At first I thought, it's not doing anything but when you understand the parameters you can do pretty extreme stuff. And it doesn't sound digital at all. No space-monkey-artifacts even when you hit it hard.

Definitely worth trying. Quite a mile-stone-tool for DX-mixers/editors.

Frank.