However there are benefits to owning Platinum or Mercury Waves bundles if you can afford them. waves and S-waves that travel through the body of the tool, but these are minimized by good tool design by (i) reducing their received amplitude by arranging damping along the tool, and (ii) delaying their arrival until the P-wave and S-wave have arrived by ensuring that the pathway along the tool is a long and complex one. So.for my money the Valhalla DSP products are where we're at in terms of price Vs performance if you're looking for Digital Verb/Delay solutions. Is it a better sound than the cheaper Valhalla DSP stuff? No. Is it groundbreaking? No.is it useable? Yes. No.unfortunately, this plugin by Waves is not cost effective, unless you're buying Mercury, in which case it comes to $35ish to $17ish depending if you buy that bundle on sale. When you put it up against owning the entire Valhalla DSP (LINK!)time based effect line for $200.you're spending the same money you would spend on the sale price for this plugin to get four plugins with a lot more by way of control.which are as close to classic hardware as I've heard out of a plugin by any company. For example this correlation is important when calculating a delay line and using the Haas effect.Distance time × velocity. However.what I'm seeing here is more of a claim about how they've made a reverb that can tonally sit with the big boys in the hardware digital FX world. Using the formula t r / c shows that the propagation of sound over a distance r in meters (m) is always connected to a time t in seconds (s). I've owned it for nearly eight years (Got it on Sale for $700.) It's a very good bundle with a lot of common plugins which I find are still used to this day on many hit records.
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