Source Audio
Crikey. He couldn't even be arsed to compare Bloom and Cloud, two of the most popular modes!
There are tone controls on the repeat, it’s pretty easy to tailor your tone.The problem there is, the RV-500 largely sounds like metallic ass. I like the RV-3 and RV-5, but I don't want 12 models that all sound like those two pedals. There isn't enough variety on the RV-500 at all, despite the different modes. They all have the same character and same core Boss tonality. Also the 10second limitation for the decay length puts it firmly into the bread-and-butter category. It doesn't compete with the BigSky at all really.
The Source Audio Ventris allows two reverbs at once, and sounds better than the BigSky and the RV-500!!
The H90 sounds awful.RV-500 is ok and I have had it before and wouldn't mind one back again someday for a different type of sound flavor, but it's nowhere near the quality of h90 reverbs, meris mercury x, bigsky, ventris etc..
The H90 sounds awful.
The H90 sounds awful.
The H90 sounds awful.
The H90 sounds awful.
So I found this posted by strymon over on strymon instagram for those who wants to know what MX stands for...
"MX stands for multiprocessor! BigSky MX features multiple CPUs, which is how we can achieve dual algorithms, 10s IR processing and more."
Ok Reverb IR lovers! I have been saving reverb ir's for couple years and still had my folder with over 3,000 reverb ir's which is around 5.88gb's worth of stuff! Sharing it all for anyone that wants it. I'll keep the link up for awhile... Have fun with these in the bigsky mx!!
It is best to keep the IR management on BigSky MX at a maximum of 60 folders that contain a maximum of 50 IR files each.