Aether makes the comparison of presets easy. This streamlines the editing process and you can store your own frequency profiles and custom presets.
For example, bypassing the LRs can fashion a complex ambience patch devoid of any reverb tail.Ī Frequency Profile menu offers a choice of 100 presets that recall settings for 15 filter controls at once. ERs and LRs can be independently bypassed. Independent controls for Aether’s late reflections (LRs) adjust the size, shape, pre-delay, decay time, diffusion, attack, sustain, spread (echo-like ripples), HF shelving cut, LFO modulation and 3-band damping for the diffuse reverb tail.ERs and LRs can be chained in parallel, series or both ways at once in varying proportions.
Controls in the GUI’s ER section give you the ability to change the size, complexity of shape, timbral coloration and damping to construct your own virtual spaces. Then choose one of 33 Space presets from a pop-up menu to load a patch of early reflections (ERs). Begin by tweaking the gain, wet/dry mix and various filters (shelving, HPF and LPF) for the input signal. The well-organized GUI offers dozens of parameter controls. M/S processing allows, for example, adding reverb to only the mid or side channel of a completed mix, a mastering application. Aether supports mono-to-stereo, L/R stereo and M/S modes of operation, and you can use different modes simultaneously for its early (discrete) and late (diffuse) reflections. The result is more than 144 dB of noise and alias suppression at the highest quality settings. To satisfy even the most persnickety audiophile, the latency-free Aether 1.5 offers 64-bit internal operation and lets you choose from multiple levels of oversampling and modulation and interpolation quality.
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