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Originally Posted by Number 6  Well, I bought it... and... I have to say, it doesn't do it for me. 
The whole Jack / Ardour thing is clumsy, for one thing. Users will want something they can integrate with their current DAW of choice. Or if you want to make it a closed platform, do it right like Propellerheads did with Record. The 'shareware' element that people have been talking about is very evident.
The sound of the EQ DSP is disappointing, for me. It doesn't offer any improvement over the sound I can get from Logic's built-in EQ. It doesn't come close to the UAD Harrison (which is a very round and warm affair, nice bottom end to it).
The Tape Saturation is quite a nice touch, but it doesn't sound like tape, at all. More like a soft clipping / overdrive. And it can't be turned off on the master bus (unless I'm missing something).
It may work well for others, but I feel like I just wasted $80.  |
I haven't been able to use it (I'm on Snow Leopard), but I am now thinking that the shareware aspect is a bit of a downer...