There is now a demo avail­able of the lat­est ver­sion of AriesVerb.
The demo is ful­ly func­tion­al except for the abil­i­ty to recall settings.

It has been a long jour­ney, and now AriesVerb advances to the next lev­el. The improve­ments are many, and the space on this page is too short to list them. If you have been enjoy­ing AriesVerb already, think of the new one as the old one, plus:

• Graph­ic User Interface.
• Per­for­mance optimization.
• Mul­ti­tap mode (high density).
• More mod­u­la­tion options.
• Pre­set Library + Browser.

The full release notes explain­ing each of these items are avail­able on the prod­uct page.

I am proud to annouce the closed beta test for AriesVerb has com­plet­ed suc­cess­ful­ly. This was an impor­tant stage in the devel­op­ment, dur­ing which the new inter­face was put to the test, as well as the improved sound engine. It was pos­si­ble to iron out many bugs and rough edges. Respect to all volunteers.

The cur­rent ver­sion is 0.7 and will be avail­able over the next cou­ple of days. There is already a new prod­uct page online with all the details, sound exam­ples and the man­u­al, here.

Pre­sent­ed here are screen­shots and sound exam­ples like­ly to be rep­re­sen­ta­tive of the final prod­uct. Com­pared to the lat­est pub­lic release (0.4a), the algo­rithm is now improved sig­nif­i­cant­ly with­out tax­ing too much on the CPU. Also, the work on the user inter­face is now most­ly finished.

This is a bug­fix release.

• Fixed: Ran­dom crash when an instance of AriesVerb is deleted.
• Fixed: Ran­dom cease of oper­a­tion, while dis­play­ing an emp­ty or cor­rupt­ed pro­gram name.