Product Reviews by KVR Members

Extensive downloading process reveals product comes with zero free content. Huge waste of time unless you have a paid product in mind too.

This is a premium convolution reverb, capable of using true stereo IRs. Everything needed is available so don't hesitate to get it.

Works well in Reaper. Excellent sound quality with tremendous versatility. Resizable GUI. Recommended.

A very useful multiband compressor. Great on vocals and synths too. Good adjustable GUI. Sound is clean and smooth. Includes an input gate and output clipper, and adjustable saturation on each band. Plus a built in EQ which looks, operates, and sounds like the excellent Gliss EQ in Lite form.

Could benefit from just a bit more complexity. The compression activation function could be adjustable like in the Deft Compressor. It would also be helpful if the compressors could be routed in series while bypassing the frequency crossover.

The only negative feature is the 16ms latency which limits its use while recording.

The gold standard of digital limiting. This has been used on countless professional productions for decades and still offers an unbeatable combination of excellent sound plus ease of use. Recommended as your first limiter to add to your collection.

A flawless dynamics suite which is the gold standard of digital devices. No analog emulation, just exact results delivered easily. The main unique feature is the ability to achieve range compression rather than ratio compression. The main drawback is no adjustable knee.

This is not a delay unit. It is a latency compensation device. You aren't using this to make echoes or chorus. Its a utility mostly useful for time alignment of tracks within a DAW which doesn't have automatic latency compensation, like many 'lite' or free DAWs. For that purpose, it is excellent. All the newbies who are still using cheap DAWs should definitely get this. It is the easiest way to time align all your tracks. There isn't another way to do it which is as reliable and easy as this.

Disregard the low review by folks who thought this was supposed to make echoes. Get Voxengo Tempo Delay for that, which is excellent.