Annabelle Posted Saturday at 07:25 PM Author Share Posted Saturday at 07:25 PM 12 hours ago, Max Arwood said: Reverberate 3 is my favorite convolution style reverb. It’s nice that it has a lot of the biscotti reverb samples built in. The Spectrasonic Seventh Heaven plugin is only $49 it operates from convolution reverbs. You can’t load your own, but it has a tremendous amount already built in. Unlike reverberate 3, it will only load one compilation file at a time. You cannot load you own convolution files. You have to use the built in ones. Liquidsonics is definitely a pro level plugin vendor. I'm gonna buy the license for Reverberate 3 when my trial license expires. $99.00 is not a bad price for me! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ptheisen Posted Saturday at 08:26 PM Share Posted Saturday at 08:26 PM I'm very glad to hear that Reverberate 3 works for you! After all of my research on convolution reverbs, it is the one I decided to buy. I thought it might not work with JAWS because of the changes they made to the UI, including high DPI and scalability, but if it works, that's great! As far as the price is concerned, $99 is a good value for all that it can do. From what I've seen, the only sale Liquidsonics offers is $20 off around Black Friday, in case that matters. You may still want to download the impulse files available for free from Waves, if you haven't already. Most, if not all of them, are 96kHz/32bit files that were professionally recorded using full range audio signals instead of gunshots or balloon bursts, so they are very high quality. There is a wide selection of real spaces, including many typical music venues as well as some less conventional spaces such as cars, stairwells, outdoor, etc. It's hard to find impulses of real spaces for free, most of what is freely available are samples of other effects processors. The files have an extension of ".wir". As far as I know, the only plugins that can use them are Waves, of course, and the various versions of Reverberate. Please let me know if you have any questions about obtaining them. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Annabelle Posted Saturday at 10:57 PM Author Share Posted Saturday at 10:57 PM 2 hours ago, ptheisen said: I'm very glad to hear that Reverberate 3 works for you! After all of my research on convolution reverbs, it is the one I decided to buy. I thought it might not work with JAWS because of the changes they made to the UI, including high DPI and scalability, but if it works, that's great! As far as the price is concerned, $99 is a good value for all that it can do. From what I've seen, the only sale Liquidsonics offers is $20 off around Black Friday, in case that matters. You may still want to download the impulse files available for free from Waves, if you haven't already. Most, if not all of them, are 96kHz/32bit files that were professionally recorded using full range audio signals instead of gunshots or balloon bursts, so they are very high quality. There is a wide selection of real spaces, including many typical music venues as well as some less conventional spaces such as cars, stairwells, outdoor, etc. It's hard to find impulses of real spaces for free, most of what is freely available are samples of other effects processors. The files have an extension of ".wir". As far as I know, the only plugins that can use them are Waves, of course, and the various versions of Reverberate. Please let me know if you have any questions about obtaining them. I wonder if they have impulse responses of airport terminals. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
charles kasler Posted Saturday at 11:23 PM Share Posted Saturday at 11:23 PM This isn't exactly what you are asking about, but for vocals I really like neuro audio's Xvox pro, they claim it's not an algorithmic reverb but some kind of hybrid. However it is not a convolution but I really like the sound. You can do a free trial and in fact they may have another reverb they just came out with also for a free trial Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ptheisen Posted Sunday at 02:50 PM Share Posted Sunday at 02:50 PM 15 hours ago, Annabelle said: I wonder if they have impulse responses of airport terminals. I don't see any airport terminals listed. The closest to that might be a few arenas, stadiums and large hallways. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Amberwolf Posted Sunday at 08:36 PM Share Posted Sunday at 08:36 PM (edited) 5 hours ago, ptheisen said: I don't see any airport terminals listed. The closest to that might be a few arenas, stadiums and large hallways. There's one here https://www.airwindows.com/airwindows-impulses/ EDIT: direct link to the zip file as it was hard for me to find on the page https://www.airwindows.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/08/AirwindowsImpulses.zip And you might be able to process these to extract an impulse https://www.airbornesound.com/downloads/airport-ambience-sound-effects/ Edited Sunday at 08:37 PM by Amberwolf Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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