Some nice convolution reverb impulse files...

[Spud]

For those who want to try some nice Bricasti M7 reverbs in Auria, here's a quick rundown:

Download the appropriate IR file package from this page http://www.samplicity.com/bricasti-m7-i ... responses/

You need to match the sample rate of the IR file to that of the project. You want the M-S file of each preset.

Use iExplorer or iFunbox to copy the M7 IR files to the auria/documents/IR Files folder on the ipad. Best to use folders to keep it all organised.

Enjoy, and make a donation to Samplicity!

[martygras]

Thanks Spud. I had not heard of Bricasti.

[Washboy]

Thanks, Spud

Is it the 32bit ones (the first two in the list) we should be using with Auria?

[Navpack]

Thanks, Spud!

And for those who haven't worked with the Bricasti, it is, in my opinion, a very nice sounding unit. Couple of former Lexicon engineers developed the product. We have one at our facility which has become the 'go to' unit.

Regards,
phil.

[martygras]

Spendy too.

To be honest, I really value the IR's of real spaces, as opposed to samples of reverb units. Always looking though.

I hope I downloaded the right ones.
32bit wave, although I don't understand the M-S part of Spuds statement. Can anyone elaborate?

[Spud]

I think you want the 24 bit samples. I used the 24/44.1 pack as that's what rate the project I'm mixing is. M-s refers to mono to stereo, ie generates a stereo field from a mono track, as I understand it.

[Washboy]

I think you want the 24 bit samples. I used the 24/44.1 pack as that's what rate the project I'm mixing is. M-s refers to mono to stereo, ie generates a stereo field from a mono track, as I understand it.

Ah, yes. I now notice that the Morevox site says their IRs are 24bit, 44.1MHz, M/S, so I presume that's the way to go. Thanks, Spud.

[martygras]

Oh, okay thanks guys.
I was thinking that M/S was referring to "Mid-side", but I see it means mono/stereo.

[thephase]

Hi,
Yes m/s means Mid-side

Best
Sab
MoReVoX

[martygras]

Hi,
Yes m/s means Mid-side

Best
Sab
MoReVoX

Yeah, just not within this context.

[Phil999]

how do you use those IR's in a stereo track, for example in a subgroup?

[Spud]

This explanation comes from a different convolution reverb plugin, but explains the different types of stereo conv reverb http://www.liquidsonics.com/software_re ... stereo.htm My guess is that if you insert a conv reverb on a stereo buss it will be parallel stereo reverb. I might be wrong though.

Or do you mean more simply how do you insert conv reverb on a buss?

[Phil999]

the Bricasti IR's are mono left and mono right, and one for mono-to-stereo. I don't know what the last one is doing, I would think that the two mono IR's should be used. Should they be converted to a stereo IR before importing into Auria? Or is the mono-to-stereo IR the right one?

[Spud]

99% sure that you just use the mono-stereo file as per normal, and it will process it as per scenario 1 in that link. The Auria conv reverb can't do true stereo as I understand it.

[Spud]

I should add that a "true stereo" IR file is actually four channel, whereas the mono to stereo IR's are just two channel.