"This is one of the best sounding reverb plug-ins I've ever heard."
- Bill Stunt, Writer, Recording Magazine.

Often referred to as 'the best', or 'one of the best' software reverbs available today, the 4080L combines superb early reflections with lush, rich tails to achieve silky reverbs formerly available only from hardware units costing thousands of dollars. 32 or 64-bit internal precision. Fast and reliable. Layer multiple instances for really thick verbs.
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$119US
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Top quality sound. Forget all about ringing dissonances and metallic artifacts
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True stereo 32 or 64 bit internal precision to fine-tune for your system
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A world class algorithm ensures the sound you would expect from a hardware unit
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Real-time previews (dependent of the hosting application)
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Fast and reliable
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Use it like you would use any hardware unit, complete with analogue-style meter
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Compatible with all applications with DirectX (ActiveMovie) plug support
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Microsoft Windows9x/2000/XP/Windows NT 4.0 or later
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Capability of showing at least 256 colours at a time (8-bit colour mode)
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Any application supporting DirectX plugins (Wavelab 3>, Cubase VST 3.55>, Cakewalk Pro Audio 6.01>, Cool Edit Pro 1.0>, Sound Forge 4.0c>, ACID, Samplitude 2496>)
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Recommended minimum 256 MB RAM
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Pentium3 or Pentium4/Celeron/AMD processor or 100% equivalent. For real-time preview, a minimum of a 333MHz processor is recommended
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NO specialised DSP hardware required
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Precision (Internal):
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32/64 bit(*) (user adjustable)
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Precision (External):
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Application dependant - max. 32 bit(*)
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S/N Ratio:
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N/A (**)
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Real-time:
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Yes (dependent on system speed & application)
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Input:
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22050-Inf. Hz, 16/32(*) bit, mono/stereo
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Output:
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22050-Inf. Hz, 16/32(*) bit, stereo
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Meter range:
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-20 dB - +3 dB
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Meter type:
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Input / output (switchable)
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Level controls:
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Input, dry, verb, bypass
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Precision controls:
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32/64 bit
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Sound controls:
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Colour, pre-delay, decay, damping, room size
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System load:
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~5% (***)
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32 bit data has a 24-bit mantissa, 64 bit data uses a 53-bit mantissa
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As it is a digital domain, no noise is added to the signal.
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Measured on an Intel 1Ghz, Abit mainboard, 512 MB SDRAM, Windows
XP, Sound Forge 5.0c (Speed will vary (5-20%) with different systems)
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