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From: Neil Rutman on 14 Jan 2008 22:13 Does anybody here beside myself find this to be a great sounding plug but extremely annoying to use? My best sounding reverbs are some IR's I got from Jim Rosenberry (480 L and many more high quality responses) but one instance in an aux bus can really start dragging down a dense file. I will add destructively sometimes but rarely do I get it exactly right on the 1st go round which makes it a very time consuming process. Has anybody tried running a convolution reverb on a dedicated machine? Is that even feasible? Neil R
From: Rick Paul on 15 Jan 2008 01:48 I haven't noticed any issues with using PerfectSpace in terms of resource hungriness, but maybe my files aren't all that dense or something. I tend to mostly use the provided impulses from the "real spaces" section, typically on my room reverb aux bus. It would be rare for me to use more than one instance as the whole idea (i.e. for me) is to try to make the instruments sound like they're in the same room. I also generally have a separate vocal reverb, but I almost always use Lexicon Pantheon for that, and sometimes also a special purpose reverb for other tracks, but, again, that would typically not be PerfectSpace in my case -- more likely either another instance of Pantheon, PSP EasyVerb, or Waves RVerb. Rick -- ======================================= Rick Paul Closet Cowboy Music (ASCAP) Web: www.RickPaul.info MySpace: www.myspace.com/rickpaulmusic ======================================= "Neil Rutman" <neilrut(a)speakeasy.net> wrote in message news:ct2dnalMJ5RxuRHanZ2dnUVZ_ournZ2d(a)speakeasy.net... > Does anybody here beside myself find this to be a great sounding plug but > extremely annoying to use? My best sounding reverbs are some IR's I got > from > Jim Rosenberry (480 L and many more high quality responses) but one > instance > in an aux bus can really start dragging down a dense file. I will add > destructively sometimes but rarely do I get it exactly right on the 1st go > round which makes it a very time consuming process. Has anybody tried > running a convolution reverb on a dedicated machine? Is that even > feasible? > > Neil R > > >
From: Steve Karl on 15 Jan 2008 08:49 I'd be real interested to see you try those IRs from Jim in something like the free Impulse reverb "Sir" http://www.knufinke.de/sir/sir1.html It's quite possible that it's much more effecient. Steve Karl "Neil Rutman" <neilrut(a)speakeasy.net> wrote in message news:ct2dnalMJ5RxuRHanZ2dnUVZ_ournZ2d(a)speakeasy.net... > Does anybody here beside myself find this to be a great sounding plug but > extremely annoying to use? My best sounding reverbs are some IR's I got from > Jim Rosenberry (480 L and many more high quality responses) but one instance > in an aux bus can really start dragging down a dense file. I will add > destructively sometimes but rarely do I get it exactly right on the 1st go > round which makes it a very time consuming process. Has anybody tried > running a convolution reverb on a dedicated machine? Is that even feasible? > > Neil R > > >
From: DaveR on 15 Jan 2008 10:11 On Tue, 15 Jan 2008 13:49:38 GMT, "Steve Karl" <nospam(a)nospam.com> wrote: >I'd be real interested to see you try those IRs from Jim in something like the free >Impulse reverb "Sir" >http://www.knufinke.de/sir/sir1.html > >It's quite possible that it's much more effecient. I was going to ask the same thing. I used SIR back when it was one of the only games in town and got used to the interface. I like it better than PerfectSpace. I haven't tried the latest version but I will...
From: Neil Rutman on 15 Jan 2008 19:41
I tried SIR on a somewhat dense file where perfect space worked ok. Sonar crashed instantly. I went to the setup menu in SIR and tried the alternative setting and again Sonar crashed instantly. Then I tried it on a simple file with just stereo acoustic gtr. It worked fine but wasn't as tweakable and didn't sound as good as PS IMO. Neil R "Neil Rutman" <neilrut(a)speakeasy.net> wrote in message news:ct2dnalMJ5RxuRHanZ2dnUVZ_ournZ2d(a)speakeasy.net... > Does anybody here beside myself find this to be a great sounding plug but > extremely annoying to use? My best sounding reverbs are some IR's I got > from > Jim Rosenberry (480 L and many more high quality responses) but one > instance > in an aux bus can really start dragging down a dense file. I will add > destructively sometimes but rarely do I get it exactly right on the 1st go > round which makes it a very time consuming process. Has anybody tried > running a convolution reverb on a dedicated machine? Is that even > feasible? > > Neil R > > > |