@soundgh2

Can you elaborate, please?

Add Revcon description, videos, etc?

Anyone on a Mac with access to Unveil/Revcon who would like to help out a fellow filmmaker? I'm trying to save an interview which suffers from too much ambience and my SPL De-Verb doesn't do the job good enough. Payment could be involved ;)

This could be a game changer. It's sounding pretty impressive so far even in their extreme examples.

What’s new in UNVEIL v1.5:

• Now supports RTAS, AAX Native and VST on MacOS X and Windows in addition to AudioUnits
• New preset management functionality accessible from within the plug-in GUI allows user presets to be used across all plug-in formats on all platforms
• New multi-mono capability in Logic Pro 9.x to allow for individual settings for channels in multi-channel/surround scenarios
• New authorization app for more streamlined user experience
• Completely re-designed automation system for improved automation workflow
• New factory presets
• New option to enter values numerically by double-clicking controls

Zynaptiq GmbH, based in Hannover, Germany, creates audio software based on artificial intelligence technology, and is also known for their real-time polyphonic pitch-mapping plug-in PITCHMAP. The free UNVEIL v1.5 update will be available November 15th, 2012, from within the automatic update system of the v1.07 plug-in.

UNVEIL priced is USD/EUR 399.

http://www.zynaptiq.com/unveil/

...and it's pretty impressive. As far as I can see, using it in Adobe Audition, the VST version will only stay loaded for 10 mins (it says) and then you have to reload the effect. However, you can hop in and out of it and it keeps the settings while you have your host app open, and once you've worked on something it lets you process and save it. So really, it's pretty much useful even in the demo version. Need to have more of a play but you can strip the reverb off something - it actually sounds like the mic is closer, including more transients (which is what you get when you move a real mic closer!).

No substitute for doing it properly in the first place but I can see real uses for speech. Haven't tried it with speech yet but it works very well with the music I've tried so far (a poor recording in a church of a concert I took part in).