Vote: Reverb ONE to ReVibe upgrade?

[mpr3]

I know these are two different kinds of reverb and Digi is clearly marketing them as such, but I am curious to know how many of you you would purchase Revibe right away if there was an upgrade from Reverb One to ReVibe?

[Vaphoron]

I would buy it if there were a discounted price for owners of Reverb One. I wouldn't want to give up Reverb One though because of old sessions I have. I think a price of about $450-$600 would be fair.

[Camilo Orozco]

I would buy it if there were a discounted price for owners of Reverb One. I wouldn't want to give up Reverb One though because of old sessions I have. I think a price of about $450-$600 would be fair.

Second that

[waves3]

Count me in,
David

[Jeff D.]

Yep

[cjguitar]

I'd do it for $499, and either keep the Reverb One, or include it in Digirack plugins like DPP and D-Verb is.

[Howardk]

Agreed, we've already ante'd up, the upgrade path should be there at a very reasonable cost and I would be in if it was offered, however will not on principle otherwise. This is an unwritten code-of-conduct, to which most software companies suscribe. When looking at the long-road, you do everything in your power to never leave an existing customer on an island and existing customers should always have some advantage. It is the foundation of loyalty, and it always turns into a two way street at some point in the future.

[Duardo]

Revibe isn't replacing Reverb One, is it? They're different types of plugins...I certainly wouldn't object to an upgrade path, but don't see why Digidesign should feel obligated to provide one either...

-Duardo

[tamtamstudio]

I'm thinking to switch to Altiverb, is the only way to sample my fav reverb.
I know, ReVibe can be a better (acoustical) solution, but i cannot produce my own personal library.. i would like to sampling a room (ex. for postpro) and use it for overdubbing a dialog.
Sorry..