Not just an expertly programmed preset library, Architecture is like a master class in the MUSICAL application of esoteric synthesis techniques.
“MetaSynth has been one of my secret production weapons for years, but I was only scratching the surface of its possibilities. It is a key that unlocks the awesome power of Metasynth and enables the boundaries of sound to expand and explode into new, unheard universes.
It is a tool that wraps intense, cutting-edge synthesis and DSP processes into an enjoyable and intuitive visual experience that is as rewarding as the output itself. It is a nearly infinite tool containing over 10,000 audio samples, graphic files, and high level presets capable of creating anything from the most beautifully lush and diffuse ambient atmospheres and effects, to the nastiest Electro lead synth or groove imaginable. It is a ground-breaking new preset, sample, and resource Library that will appeal to anyone looking to be on the cutting edge of new sound-design and synthesis techniques. I found that it gave the best results on my music.Architecture Volume One is a vast resource library for UI Software's Metasynth, winner of the 2006 Electronic Musician Editor's Choice Award for best sound-design software. I eventually purchased Knufinke's Sir2 convolution reverb. It is excellent value for the money and compares well to other algorhythmic reverbs. I found it easy to use, although the user interface is ugly as hell, in my opinion. Valhalla Room is an interesting product for sure. It is on sale right now at $99, by the way. I was tempted to buy Breeze as I thought it was a better value. I mostly started from presets (there are many) that I modified slightly. Aether is more powerful if a bit confusing but I found the results to be similar. I wasn't able to obtain such good results although I liked it overall. I had been using WizooVerb exclusively for many years but the product is abandonware, 32-bit only and has all sorts of technical issues on modern OSes.ĢCAudio's website has stellar demos of Breeze.
I'm starting a new project and built a new DAW (all 64-bit). I don't own either product but recently completed a reverb shootout of sorts that included Aether, Breeze, Valhalla Room and others. I have Valhala room and I think I like it a lot.
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