I have a limiter plug from this company, and came across this free convolution verb they offer. Seemed reasonable from the YouTube and useful for stylized 80s sounds from the vintage section. I wonder if any of the other ir's are useful. Im gonna give it a try. I like it has zero latency mode. Check it out if your interested.

Convolution reverb is a process used for digitally simulating reverberation. It uses the mathematical convolution operation, a pre-recorded audio sample of the impulse response of the space being modeled, and the sound to be echoed, to produce the effect. The impulse-response recording is first stored in a digital signal-processing system.

I've been using convolution-based reverb more these days, as opposed to the stock verb plugs that come with progs like PT, Sonar, etc.

My convolution "player" is PerfectSpace, which allows me to import many different manufacturer's impulse files.

Hi,

can someone please go over the process of sampling a room to use in a reverb program like WavesIR-1? Step by step, maybe?

I need help choosig the appropriate Software Reverb to add a hall convolution to a recorded orchestra on 10 channels and 1 stereo microphone (the listener). The end result will be in Stereo.

A. Best Convolution Reverb?
B. Best value on convolution reverb?

I'm using Pro Tools LE and am looking to improve my reverb with a better VST/RTAS plugin . I've used Trueverb and R-verb alot, but am not too thrilled. I havent used anything better, but I know it's out there.
Is Altiverb or TL Space a decent step up? do I have other good options around $600? I believe Sony Oxford is another choice around $1k.

Hey...just wondering. I have just gotten into this convolution reverb stuff

...what do you guys think about Convolution Reverb vs something like Waves TrueVerb or the renesaince reverberator? Which reverb plugin do you guys prefer? (For vocals)

I want to get the reverberant sound of various locations in my house... but I cannot set up to record in these areas whenever I want. Does anyone know how to properly capture and apply impulse responses? Will I need a matched pair of mics?