"In B2 you can disable individual components as required, which allows for great sonic control and CPU efficiency"ī2's modular, dual-engine architecture facilitates the creation of complex combination effects within a single instance of the plug-in.
The Geometry section contains parameters affecting the shape of the reverb tail's amplitude envelope, and there are additional controls for adjusting density and diffusion, the rate and depth of modulation from the built-in LFO, and knobs for setting the Damp, EQ and Attitude parameters. Engine A's settings are shown in blue, while engine B's are green, so both are always visible in the main displays.īelow the displays lie the Size and Time knobs, which determine the size of the virtual space and the reverb time in milliseconds. To the right of these are the three main graphical displays, which show reverb time, the effects of the damping and EQ controls, and an input/output graph for either the Attitude control or the dynamics section. The top-left corner of the GUI houses buttons for changing views and switching between the two engines, A and B.
It slips in neatly alongside its stablemate Aether as a high-quality alternative, different both structurally and algorithmically, and targeted equally at those who like a high level of control and those who are happy just to exploit an impressive library of over 670 presets. "The B2 is targeted at those who like a high level of control and those who are happy to exploit a library of over 670 presets"
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