New Plugin by Tritik - IRID

[mibby]

40% Off Intro Price of 29 Euros until July 31

https://www.tritik.com/products/irid/

 

Edited July 24, 2020 by mibby

[synkrotron]

Saw their post on Twitter

@Fleer I think you may need to have a look at this one...

I've bagged it, anyway, though other artists are going to suffer as a result because I've had to use my PayPal balance from my own Bandcamp sales...

[Fleer]

Damn, I knew it. Cheers, Synkrotron!

[Tapsa Kuusniemi]

Just when you thought you didn't need another reverb...

[Fleer]

I know. I knoooooow. 

[John Bradley]

I looked at the website design and the UI and said "meh, I'll pass".

Then I foolishly played the video.

[ensconced]

I'll pass on IRID, but I'll take that Chorus

[Fleer]

Anytime. 

[mibby]

Don't forget to pick up their freebie, Krush, while you're there.  It's an interesting plugin.

https://www.tritik.com/products/krush/

 

[TheSteven]

On 7/22/2020 at 9:05 AM, mibby said:

40% Off Intro Price of $29 until July 31

https://www.tritik.com/products/irid/

 

Not a big deal but
Actually €29.00 EUR  or about $35

[mibby]

13 minutes ago, TheSteven said:

Not a big deal but
Actually €29.00 EUR  or about $35

Fixed - thanks!

[PhonoBrainer]

Cheaper and easier than Adaptiverb. Perhaps not as clean and pristine, though.

[synkrotron]

4 hours ago, emeraldsoul said:

Cheaper and easier than Adaptiverb. Perhaps not as clean and pristine, though.

I have both, of course... chalk and cheese...

I also have Black hole too.

And this morning I bagged the free Supermassive.

All have their party trick in my opinion.

[Fleer]

Don’t forget Shimmer. 

[bitflipper]

This does the same thing as Shimmer, but takes the idea a bit further, e.g. the ability to shift pitch by a musical interval.

If you already have Shimmer, this would be somewhat redundant given how seldom most people actually use such beautiful but potentially mix-destroying effects. But if you don't currently have Shimmer or similar effect in your kit, this one will do a fine job - and is currently the least-expensive in its class.

Gonna pass because you already have plenty of versatile reverbs? I felt that way about delays, too, until I tried tritik's delay. Now it's my first-call delay plugin.

[scook]

Similar to the original discussion about tkdelay

 

[Brian Walton]

43 minutes ago, bitflipper said:

This does the same thing as Shimmer, but takes the idea a bit further, e.g. the ability to shift pitch by a musical interval.

If you already have Shimmer, this would be somewhat redundant given how seldom most people actually use such beautiful but potentially mix-destroying effects. But if you don't currently have Shimmer or similar effect in your kit, this one will do a fine job - and is currently the least-expensive in its class.

Gonna pass because you already have plenty of versatile reverbs? I felt that way about delays, too, until I tried tritik's delay. Now it's my first-call delay plugin.

XenoVerb is also just under $30

[bitflipper]

1 hour ago, scook said:

Similar to the original discussion about tkdelay

 

A journey down memory lane...yes, Charles did build an XP-compatible version, I tested it for him and became a fan in the process. I still like Imperial Delay, though, as well as Timeless 2 and even the good ol' Sonitus. But it'll always be the tritik delay that gets first crack at a track. Kudos to Clint for turning me onto it.

Sorry to the OP for taking the thread off track. But there are parallels, I think. The main difference is that everybody needs a delay, everybody needs a conventional algorithmic reverb, but nobody needs an infinite-feedback reverb due to its limited applications.

[scook]

Yeah, Clint was a pretty active promoter. Here is where he found out about the plug-in.

 

[mibby]

41 minutes ago, bitflipper said:

Sorry to the OP for taking the thread off track.

No worries. I almost tagged you in the post because I remember you being a big fan of their delay.  Interesting old threads too - thanks for digging those up @scook