It’s extremely flexible – you can draw the reverb space from scratch (in 2d floorplan, walls, columns, obstacles etc), scale it, manipulate its height, and there are enough freq parameters available (all automatable natch) to get excellent matches for existing reverbs. You can also automate listener and speaker positioning.

The overall sound is lavish but extremely clean, and can verge on too bright – somehow it sounds less expensive and subtle than some conv based efforts. Passed back through valves, dirtied and eq’d, maybe just a tiny hint of movement and it’s incredibly musical – if not totally natural.

Good for simulating spaces. It’s not my main reverb plugin. I use to use another less CPU hungry reverbs (Waves R-Verb is my first option) for almost averything and convolution for classic and room sounds and RaySpace for more precise reverbs. It’s very useful for reverb design in film audio editing.

Regards.