Wave Arts FREE Convology XT Reverb

[cclarry]

Convology XT is a FREE convolution reverb, the result of a collaboration between Wave Arts and  Impulse Record. Convology XT comes with 70 vintage impulse responses, a sampling of the 2,965 impulse responses in the Convology XT Libraries.

Convology XT Libraries may be purchased at the Impulse Record Store.

Please use the following coupon to get the 35% off discount:

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https://wavearts.com/products/plugins/convology-xt/

Edited May 9, 2019 by cclarry

[Monomox]

It looks interesting. I can't find the impulse records shop, though..

[cclarry]

Here
https://waveartsinc.cmail19.com/t/y-l-uljkjtl-jjjkiiiuti-t/

[Michael Docy]

10 minutes ago, Monomox said:

It looks interesting. I can't find the impulse records shop, though..

https://impulserecord.com/convology-xt/

https://impulserecord.onfastspring.com/

 

Edited May 9, 2019 by Mike Docy

[Pragi]

Thanks, it´s a nice freebie.

[ZincT]

Pretty nice. Thanks Larry.

[Sidney Earl Goodroe]

VERY CPU intensive!! Barely useable but will continue to try.

[Magic Russ]

Are the impulses in a standard format or proprietary? 

[mibby]

1 hour ago, Sidney Earl Goodroe said:

VERY CPU intensive!! Barely useable but will continue to try.

Thanks for that. I was a little tempted, but I'm all set with Breverb, MConvolutionEZ and Studio One's OpenAir convo-verbs.  

Am I right in thinking, the only real difference anyway, other than the IRs themselves of course, is the UI?

[h3kke]

4 hours ago, Magic Russ said:

Are the impulses in a standard format or proprietary? 

"These libraries can be used in your favorite DAW plugin or convolution engine. Where custom and exotic IRs and SFX are recorded in pristine 96/24 stereo, 5.1 – 6.1 – 7.1 – 8.1 surround, Mid Side, A and B Format, along with multiple mic patterns and placements all with incredible sonic detail!"

"All preserved in 96/24 wav files to capture every nuance in your recordings!"

Standard stuff ?

[ZincT]

5 hours ago, Sidney Earl Goodroe said:

VERY CPU intensive!! Barely useable but will continue to try.

That's strange. I tried this out on a song I have been reworking.

With one VST3 instance on a vocal track CPU core 1  went from around 3.5% to 5.5% no matter which preset I selected. I then added a VST2 instance to another vocal track and CPU core 1 went to around 7%. It seemed to work fine and there was no crackling. When I get a moment I will compare it to my other convolution reverbs.

[Sidney Earl Goodroe]

My problem is I am running usually 10 to 20 vst instruments and fx in a normal project for me. Then if you pile Convology on, the CPU is strangling. It will work well on audio only projects but not working well at all with a ton of other costs munching away at the processor.