Heyy so happy to see you back! Cloud Seed was my favorite reverb but some UI bugs in the old version had made it unusable for me. Thank you for bringing this legendary reverb back to life!
Nice :) - If the old version works well for you, that's great. But I also want to make it clear; you *can* install and use the new version without a license. There is a dialog that shows up for 5 seconds when you first open the UI (similar to what Reaper does), but you can dismiss it and use the plugin without limitation. It's just there to remind you that, if you have a chance to buy a license and support us, that would be awesome. ☺ - but the old version is still totally free and continues to be so, of course!
What separates this from the Valhalla reverbs? No discrepespect and no I haven’t really looked into it. I’m hoping someone could reply to this comment and remind me of it since I am very tired
Hi - I can definitely say that both ValhallaRoom and VintageVerb have lots of similarities to Cloud Seed. However, the main points of difference would probably be the way you control and interact with the reverb algorithm. The Valhalla plugins have different fixed "Modes", such as Room, Chamber, Plate... while you can control literally every element in Cloud Seed. This can certainly make it a bit overwhelming, due to the sheer number of controls, though. It's definitely a reverb for those who like to tweak and experiment. Another thing that sets them apart is the ability to do strange things, that sound unnatural. ValhallaRoom has some weird modes, like the Sulaco and the LV-426, which are comparable to what you can do with Cloud Seed, but they offer you a handful of fixed modes. Cloud Seed was purpose built with features that make it go a bit.. loopy :)
@@GhostNoteAudio This explanation right here is what caught the most of my attention and got me to go give CloudSeed a shot! I will definitely be telling my friends about this plugin.
Heyy so happy to see you back! Cloud Seed was my favorite reverb but some UI bugs in the old version had made it unusable for me. Thank you for bringing this legendary reverb back to life!
sounds amazing! just found the old version of cloud seed :) i know its not the newest version, but it sounds already great.
Nice :) - If the old version works well for you, that's great. But I also want to make it clear; you *can* install and use the new version without a license. There is a dialog that shows up for 5 seconds when you first open the UI (similar to what Reaper does), but you can dismiss it and use the plugin without limitation. It's just there to remind you that, if you have a chance to buy a license and support us, that would be awesome. ☺ - but the old version is still totally free and continues to be so, of course!
I have the Korg Triton extreme, barely playable, lots of glitching going on, and its the only VST that does it
What separates this from the Valhalla reverbs? No discrepespect and no I haven’t really looked into it. I’m hoping someone could reply to this comment and remind me of it since I am very tired
Hi - I can definitely say that both ValhallaRoom and VintageVerb have lots of similarities to Cloud Seed. However, the main points of difference would probably be the way you control and interact with the reverb algorithm. The Valhalla plugins have different fixed "Modes", such as Room, Chamber, Plate... while you can control literally every element in Cloud Seed. This can certainly make it a bit overwhelming, due to the sheer number of controls, though. It's definitely a reverb for those who like to tweak and experiment.
Another thing that sets them apart is the ability to do strange things, that sound unnatural. ValhallaRoom has some weird modes, like the Sulaco and the LV-426, which are comparable to what you can do with Cloud Seed, but they offer you a handful of fixed modes. Cloud Seed was purpose built with features that make it go a bit.. loopy :)
@@GhostNoteAudio
This explanation right here is what caught the most of my attention and got me to go give CloudSeed a shot!
I will definitely be telling my friends about this plugin.