SIR v1.0
SIR
size 1.05 MB
SIR is a reverb device that works with impulse responses.
Impulse responses are generated by recording short, broadband signals and their corresponding room-reflections.
- Works with a fixed latency of 8960 samples (possibly compensated by VST-Host)
- You can adjust predelay, attack-time, length and stereo width of the impulse response
- Stretch (up & downsampling of impulse response)
- FFT EQ (to adjust the frequency spectrum of the impulse-response)
- Auto Gain (automatic volume compensation)
- Dynamic CPU Consumption (use only the CPU power that is needed to get the result)
https://www.siraudiotools.com/
SIR ( 1.05 MB )
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One of the best convolution reverb VST affects out there. It easily uses IRs in the WAV format, to which there is a huge number of IRs that you can find on the internet.