Venue rights may apply when you sell, lend, hire or give away sampled Impulse Responses from real acoustic spaces. Check the documentation of the unit that you want to sample when you intend to do so. Copyrights may apply when you sell, lend, hire or give away sampled Impulse Responses from hardware (reverb) units. (Re-)Sampling of the Impulse Responses that Audio Ease BV has supplied with Altiverbв„ў is expressly prohibited. The Impulse Responses that Audio Ease BV supplies with Altiverbв„ў are intended for use only in Altiverbв„ў and may not be used for any other purpose. All trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. No part of this documentation may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or any information storage and retrieval system, without permission in writing from Audio Ease. Today there are alternatives that work equally, sometimes better (for me).Phone: ++31-30-2433606 ii Altiverb 7ДЄltiverbв„ў Copyright В© by Audio Ease. Is Altiverb indespensable for orchestral work? Five years ago I would have said yes if you don't have good hardware.

However the IRs of Samplicity, Pinguin, QuantumSpaces (and probably VSL but that I don't really know) are cleaner. In that regard Altiverb has never been equalled (sp?) so far.ДЄ so-and-so point of Altiverb is the quality of the IRs. Also, Altiverb has a very clever way of displaying the IR in a 3D model that is quite suggesting for finding boomy frequencies etc. The other strong area of Altiverb is the IR manipulation. On the other hand if you want the ToddAO IR then there is no way around Altiverb. It is no coincidence that one of the most popular of the Altiverb IRs for orchestra use (ToddAO) has been recorded by the Todd audio engineers and not by the Altiverb guys. If you see the microphone setup they are using for recording their IRs you'll see that they are sound design guys and basically clueless about orchestra recording. that is what Altiverb originally is made for. If you happen to work on sound fx, foley work, re-voicing etc. The strong area of Altiverb imo is sound design. Altiverb has some good videos demonstrating this too.Good luck I hope this helps you a little, but if you need more info check these plugins out, but read up on what impulse responses are and what they can do for you. I tried Hofa iQ-reverb but wasn't my cup of tea, but still worth a look.

Lots of tweakability with this one and can load 3rd party IR. Liquidsonics Reverberate can be easy use or complex depending on how you use i and sounds fantastic. Spaces is easy to use but requires ILOK and cannot load 3rd party IR but sounds amazing. I currently use Liquidsonics Reverberate and QL Spaces. I believe there are demos available for all. Liquidsonics Reverberate 50GBP/ roughly $75 Д®ast West Quantum Leap Spaces (requires ILOK !!!) $225 Some good convolution reverbs for a lot less than Altibverb : Essentially, these types of plugins allow you to put your sound in 'the room' of the impulse response loaded. It sounds like you are looking for a convolution reverb.

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