Exponential Audio on Sale

[Michael Carnes]

Hi folks,
In case you missed the mailing last week, I've just kicked off a sale that will run until March 10. Everything in the store, including upgrades, is 30% off until March 10.

I bumped into several of you this past Saturday at the C.A.S. dinner. Nice to see people in person, especially when we're all stuffed into tuxedos and painful shoes!

[Drew Mazurek]

Michael,
Love your stuff!!!

A few questions if I may?

#1. Did you have anything to do with the original 224 algos? Reason I ask is that R2 can sound very similar to UA's 224 emulation.

#2. I notice that most if not all presets have a fairly LONG reverb time. Is this by design? Any reason for not having some med and short presets?

thanks.

[Michael Carnes]

Hi Drew,

Originally Posted by Drew Mazurek

#1. Did you have anything to do with the original 224 algos? Reason I ask is that R2 can sound very similar to UA's 224 emulation.

I didn't work on the 224, although I know most of what made the 224 tick. I did want something of that sound universe, although I wanted to avoid a number of the artifacts that came along with it. So it will sound similar in a number of places, but it differs in just as many ways.

#2. I notice that most if not all presets have a fairly LONG reverb time. Is this by design? Any reason for not having some med and short presets?

I respond to what people ask for. Depending on the plug, there are a fair amount of small rooms (more in Phoenix than R2, I think). This time around, I was responding to a request from Dennis Sands, who needed some longer presets for scoring situations. Each time I release, I add some presets. Since this last time I added long ones, I'm sure next time will have more short ones. Call me fickle, if you must

[WinTaper]

Nice!

I had just recently started the evaluation of the PhoenixVerb and I have been very impressed with the quality of this plugin. I also found the tutorial "Reverb 101 with PhoenixVerb" VERY helpful and informative.

I recently started migrating projects to Pro Tools 11 and needed a replacement for the Lexicon PCM reverb set which is not AAX64. Frankly, the PhoenixVerb is easier to use AND sounds better. At 30% off its a no-brainer.

-dan

[Shan]

Congrats on the newest release Michael. The two Exponential Audio verbs I tried out where stellar.

Shane