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The reverb from heaven?

LiquidSonics Seventh Heaven Professional Review

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The second version of Reverberate, LiquidSonics' flagship product, completely blew us away with its Fusion-IR technology because it actually provided an unheard-of flexibility and audio quality in the small world of convolution reverbs. Read more…
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  • Wills01Wills01

    An affordable Bricasti M7 !

    LiquidSonics Seventh HeavenPublished on 07/18/17 at 14:28
    If you love quality reverb units but are too tight to afford a Bricasti M7… Well, here’s bad news for you: you’re about to regret all of your previous purchases! This reverb is sheerly impressive. No chorus, metal and so on effect on board, it’s all about pure, transparent reverb sound! It takes 9GB of data capacity to store all the impulse response files, but it’s really worth it. I got it for around €180 ($200) as a special offer and at such a price it’s a real bargain. Plus, it’s ergonomically perfect. You can set the reverb’s highs/lows and access all of a classic reverb’s setting in a most intuitive manner. If I’m to quote something I don’t like about it, I’d go with… the PACE anti-pir…
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    If you love quality reverb units but are too tight to afford a Bricasti M7… Well, here’s bad news for you: you’re about to regret all of your previous purchases! This reverb is sheerly impressive. No chorus, metal and so on effect on board, it’s all about pure, transparent reverb sound! It takes 9GB of data capacity to store all the impulse response files, but it’s really worth it. I got it for around €180 ($200) as a special offer and at such a price it’s a real bargain. Plus, it’s ergonomically perfect. You can set the reverb’s highs/lows and access all of a classic reverb’s setting in a most intuitive manner. If I’m to quote something I don’t like about it, I’d go with… the PACE anti-piracy system which involves you’ll have to get the latest iLok key – for an additional cost, of course…
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