# More Reverence updates...

- Site: Analog Industries
- Author: Chris Randall
- Date: 2006-08-16
- URL: https://analogindustries.com/2006/08/more-reverence-updates/

All righty. I've made the product page for Reverence live on the Audio Damage site. You will find therein a pair of audio demos, a screenshot, and some market-speak about the plugin (which won't contain anything you don't already know if you read this site.) [Here 'tis.](http://www.audiodamage.com/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=20)

## Comments (10)

**bleen** (2006-08-16):

fookin' sweet! sounds killer, chris!

**bleen** (2006-08-16):

and adam, of course... :)

**studio nebula** (2006-08-16):

Of course. ;-)

Glad to hear that you like what you hear--
--Adam

**peterBING!** (2006-08-16):

yeah, sounds *GREAT*

**inteliko** (2006-08-16):

Sweet baby Jesus thats a good soundin plug!

**antix2** (2006-08-17):

and quite a terrific way of showing off the short comings of mp3 en/decoding.

**jbratteson** (2006-08-17):

This sounds sweet. Nice thick reverb. Not the kind of stuff you can get with convolution. In a way it reminds me of my much missed PCM-80.

Down the road you should consider adding some more algorithms to really kill anything out there.

NICE!

JB

**Chris Randall** (2006-08-17):

We were talking about that very thing just last night. It's something we'll consider. I just want to get it out first and see how it does before we seriously talk about upgrading it. ;-)

-CR

**Muller** (2006-08-17):

I don't know if anyone has mentioned it before, but what's the possabiliby of an RTAS version for us alsihad users? I've almost begun making a plate for the studio because I can't stand most of the reverbs besides Altiverb, which I can't afford.

**studio nebula** (2006-08-17):

The possibility of an RTAS version is approximately zero. Our relationship with Digidesign was brief, not particularly happy, and a net loss for us. Our customer base showed an overwhelming preference for VST and AU. Hence we're unlikely to do any more RTAS plug-ins. You might check out the VST/RTAS wrapper made by our friends and colleagues at fxpansion.

--Adam