Azero def gets better as the frequency range increases, but you can feel the sound pressure there round out in the low mids and get tubby, losing the contour of the original. I feel a weird width thing happening too that doesnt honor the subtly of their reference.
It feels like the attempt of this video is to make the plugin sound better than the original hardware rather than try to match it's sound. To my ears the hardware sounds more balanced and the plugin over emphasizes the low end. I do like this new style of video and hope acustica makes more "how to use our plugin" type videos.
@@thegroove2000*Listen how it sucks the transients and it dosen't even ring (alias) on music sample. Try RX1200. It's THE closest thing for now to E-Mu Systems SP-1200*
@@thegroove2000 *As a huge AA fan in the past, Nebula skins and unofficial library builder i think whole VVKT is a dead borned child. Techology is complete BS and full of downsides. Even with "new" AA algo gimmicks - it's bad. This video is definetly for people who listen with their eyes. Just for fun i download audio (i know about YT audio compression) and blind test this A\B in Reaper with FAIR F&CKIN' GAIN MATCH! S950 (Not the Azero!) sounds like real thing (so maybe AA really bouth real deal for emulating) or they use (most likely) Inphonik RX950 plugin as a reference (Inphonik are nail SP1200 and Akai S950 emulations!). AA plugin sounds WHACK. DSP itself mess transients. They immidiately starts to sounds smeared in time. This is very subtle effect, and it's barely audible on generic not calibrated speakers in the not acoustically threated room! More.. Listen how it choke-choke with tone of low-end on hi-hats on Azero "S950". Like a Decimort! Vintage samplers are NOT a just simple bitcrushers! Huge part of the sound is interpolation. SP1200 emulation from Acustica - is a complete joke! I don't even want to spoke about this. Really, bro! I need to find my conversation with JUNK-Carlo from 2017 where he said "It's impossible to sample for VVKT samplers."(c). When i start to sample my own gear with NAT i ungerstand WHY. My Nebula lib's will be available for free on my Patreon a soon as w@r will over (everybody will understand why after). I case somebody will ask where to find them. I push everything from NAT what it can, but it's NOT sounds like a hardware, never will be. Azero - it's a money-grab and waste of time. Peace-out!*
@@MEMFISAKA Thanks. I have some Acustica nebula programs from AlexB and Tim Petherick and they are better to my ears than the algorithmic counterparts.
Azero def gets better as the frequency range increases, but you can feel the sound pressure there round out in the low mids and get tubby, losing the contour of the original. I feel a weird width thing happening too that doesnt honor the subtly of their reference.
Great idea but OVERPRICED compared to the other GREAT sounding alternatives from Inphonik and others.
Extremely overpriced. It sould have been a Fire The Sampler plugin and abour 40 euros
Yep! I love Acustica Audio, brought many plugins, but I can keep on buying everything anymore, it is too much OVERPRICED!!!!
It feels like the attempt of this video is to make the plugin sound better than the original hardware rather than try to match it's sound. To my ears the hardware sounds more balanced and the plugin over emphasizes the low end. I do like this new style of video and hope acustica makes more "how to use our plugin" type videos.
The Hardware examples have a controlled low-end, but the plug-in gets "boomy" in the 80 Hz - 160 Hz range.
We need more Analogsounding things. Most of this Plugins Today are sounds good but not rlly analogflavorized!
I like Azero. But after that video I have doubts.
Is like an anticomercial. Man!!!
Much better than the original video which sucked the life out the track that was pretty horrid and in doing so did a great disservice to this product.
Make some more vids please with some hip hop direct comparisons with the SP1200.
@@thegroove2000*Listen how it sucks the transients and it dosen't even ring (alias) on music sample. Try RX1200. It's THE closest thing for now to E-Mu Systems SP-1200*
add MPC200XL and take my money
Why would anyone buy this when even in these examples the plugin barely sounds close to the hardware? Plugin sounds bloated in comparison.
Acustica missed with this one. smh
😂It's really absolute ZERO!🤣🤣🤣🤣
What are your thoughts on this?
@@thegroove2000 *As a huge AA fan in the past, Nebula skins and unofficial library builder i think whole VVKT is a dead borned child. Techology is complete BS and full of downsides. Even with "new" AA algo gimmicks - it's bad. This video is definetly for people who listen with their eyes. Just for fun i download audio (i know about YT audio compression) and blind test this A\B in Reaper with FAIR F&CKIN' GAIN MATCH! S950 (Not the Azero!) sounds like real thing (so maybe AA really bouth real deal for emulating) or they use (most likely) Inphonik RX950 plugin as a reference (Inphonik are nail SP1200 and Akai S950 emulations!). AA plugin sounds WHACK. DSP itself mess transients. They immidiately starts to sounds smeared in time. This is very subtle effect, and it's barely audible on generic not calibrated speakers in the not acoustically threated room! More.. Listen how it choke-choke with tone of low-end on hi-hats on Azero "S950". Like a Decimort! Vintage samplers are NOT a just simple bitcrushers! Huge part of the sound is interpolation. SP1200 emulation from Acustica - is a complete joke! I don't even want to spoke about this. Really, bro! I need to find my conversation with JUNK-Carlo from 2017 where he said "It's impossible to sample for VVKT samplers."(c). When i start to sample my own gear with NAT i ungerstand WHY. My Nebula lib's will be available for free on my Patreon a soon as w@r will over (everybody will understand why after). I case somebody will ask where to find them. I push everything from NAT what it can, but it's NOT sounds like a hardware, never will be. Azero - it's a money-grab and waste of time. Peace-out!*
@@MEMFISAKA Thanks.
I have some Acustica nebula programs from AlexB and Tim Petherick and they are better to my ears than the algorithmic counterparts.
Nobody needs this!
*Nodody needs this....scam!*
Dont be a bunch of lame tools, guys. I need this and a whole lot more of it, in fact. @@MEMFISAKA@gregomarini
Not true man, i need this! But i need it to sound better lol!