Is there a really good Alesis Midiverb 2 emulation as a plugin?

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Does anyone know one?

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One here, no idea if its good though.
I would just buy one as theyre cheap enough.

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As an emulation plugin I have no idea, but as convolution reverb yes some IR's do exist.

http://seaweedfactory.blogspot.ca/p/sam ... on_Alex_IR

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Midi verbs are so cheap why wouldn't you just get one?

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Acid Mitch wrote:Midi verbs are so cheap why wouldn't you just get one?
My thoughts exactly.

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Acid Mitch wrote:Midi verbs are so cheap why wouldn't you just get one?
Not the OP, but hardware vs plugin is also a convenience thing imo.
(multiple instances, total recall, faster than realtime render)

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Acid Mitch wrote:Midi verbs are so cheap why wouldn't you just get one?
Space is at a premium for me so these IRs are a good compromise. Got some splendid SPX90 IRs last year as well.

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No_Use wrote:
Acid Mitch wrote:Midi verbs are so cheap why wouldn't you just get one?
Not the OP, but hardware vs plugin is also a convenience thing imo.
(multiple instances, total recall, faster than realtime render)
yes this.

I will have a look at the IR, thanks! But I fear that the lack of modulation due to the IR will make a difference compared to the device. But let's see. :)

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It's not a 1:1 emulation, but I believe the "Flow" algorithm in Audiority Xenoverb is Alesis-based.

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midi_transmission wrote:
No_Use wrote:
Acid Mitch wrote:Midi verbs are so cheap why wouldn't you just get one?
Not the OP, but hardware vs plugin is also a convenience thing imo.
(multiple instances, total recall, faster than realtime render)
yes this.

I will have a look at the IR, thanks! But I fear that the lack of modulation due to the IR will make a difference compared to the device. But let's see. :)
No modulation in the Midiverb II reverbs. There are some modulation effects in there, but as far as I remember, all of the Midiverb II reverbs are time invariant.

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Wow, what a super useful reply, valhallasound. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge in forums (and for your great reverbs and hassle free copy protection too :) ).

That means that IR's should work indeed fine to emulate the MIDIverb 2, when I understood it right.

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Winstontaneous wrote:It's not a 1:1 emulation, but I believe the "Flow" algorithm in Audiority Xenoverb is Alesis-based.
sort of ;)

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Midiverb II Impulses Responses (famous My Bloody Valentine's Bloom and reverse presets included) :

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U N I S O N : shoegaze/electronic wall of sound with heavenly voice
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Sold my Midiverb (don't know if it was version 2 or not) 19 years ago to help fund the purchase of a nice acoustic guitar. Otherwise I would give it to you for the price of shipping. I can't for the life of me think of any of the verbs being necessarily 'must have', but certainly you must have a reason to ask about it.

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Midiverb II did have some interesting patches. I liked the fast flange on it and patch #25. Can't recall what it was but I used that patch alot. If somebody wants wants real retro "character", go back to Midiverb I, which isn't even rack mounted and was more of a "noise-verb".

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