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=> Got some passive aggression you want to get off your chest...
No, I just think the title of the thread is a bit misleading. It is slagging off someone for saying something they actually didn't say.
As far as what KVR sells, it is up to them. They use the same system as any dealer so if they don't sell T-RackS stuff they really should because they'd likely sell a lot of it (and CSR reverbs are T-RackS processors anyway). I think the Sunset Sound Studio Reverb "snub" would be more due to the fact that it may be called a "reverb" it really is viewed differently by many. Yes, reverb is the gist of it but simulating the very specific rooms of a classic studio seems to have caused some folks to feel it should even be called a reverb for whatever reason.
Though I concede it was a hard product to name because of what it does is not as much a traditional reverb, but it still really is at its core. But hopefully its exclusion from that list wasn't due to that nasty thread. It is one of our most well-received plugins we've ever made. And I agree with the general thoughts on it, as it really does sound great.
To be fair, and not pedantic, it says that it’s a list of the most popular reverbs, not the best reverbs. Best has a taste element to it regardless of quality. So does popular. Either way, the CSR reverbs are very good, so are Sean Costello’s reverbs. My go to are still my uad emt 140 and 250, sunset studios, and capitol chamber, but I love R4 a lot and also Valhalla room. And the CSR reverbs get used often as well, although they’re not on my “go to” list for no other reason than I have too many plugins and forget what I have sometimes. I’m getting ready to cull that list some since I use the same core tools on most mixes anyway.
For what it's worth, I could have changed the title of this thread and removed the inaccurate 'best' describer, but the opening statement of the listing was "We continuously ask the vast horde of KVR Members to identify what's cool" suggests personal recommendation as to what's 'best'. The bit that rang most hollow to me were the three Sugar Bytes products that most wouldn't describe as reverbs and the U-He collection (Uhbik) where its reverb is its weakest link. With 4 of the 10 being out of kilter the list rang hollow.
Most of us have the CSR reverbs through Mixbox and I picked up the plate in the group buy because I like it so much. Now of course, SSSR is on another level, but I still have to say for the CSR reverbs sound extremely good.
Now I would agree with IK here, the CSR reverbs are most likely the most bang for your buck on that list, but overall that list is still kind of strange. But at least Blackhole and Pro-R are in there.
The plates of SSSR are sublime though, as for it beeing a reverb, I mean it excells to put something in a room (quite literally). A dry sound will instantly have a place in a room and a nice sounding one for that matter. It's just a really fascinating tool. No matter how it's called, if you don't own it, you miss out.