MImpulse Modeler?

[abstractcats]

MImpulse Modeler?
I searched, the forum, but did not see it, if someone has asked.
Or, can it be done, inside MMultibandConvoltion?

I was looking at
Voxengo's
http://store.dontcrack.com/product_info ... ts_id=1363

Which looks pretty good.

Thanks

[Tagirijus]

MConvolver and MMultibandConvolver have something in it, which generates an IR like you would set up an algorithmic reverb ... if I described it correct.

I own Voxengos Impulse Modeler and used it sometimes. It's quite funny, but also quite hard to control. You can set up very many things (like the material of the walls, air absorbtion, degrees of the sound rays etc.). This makes it a bit hard to use.

There is also QuikQuaks Rayspace, but I do not like it that much. The idea is great, but the sound is not that useful for realistic reverbs.

If you ask me: I would like to see a completely new algorithmic reverb from Melda and I think Vojtech already wrote in this forum that he has it on the To-Do list. Let's see what will come next from Melda regarding reverbs!

[MeldaProduction]

Well, there's nothing right now, but actually raytracing engine is already done for, well, something else, secret

[vectorwarrior]

+1 on everything Tagirijus said.

I also have Voxengo's Impulse Modeler and I really love using it for IR creation but it is a bit clunky. They aren't developing it any further though, it hasn't been updated in years. It's the only product like it as far as I'm aware, there's a real gap in the market here.

I've also tried Rayspace and didn't like it either. It's a little different to impulse modeler though in that it doesn't spit out IR files.

I really like Melda's convolutional reverb, although it does lack a simple 'stereo balance' control, which is annoying when so many IR's are balanced weirdly. Of course you can fix this using MXXX if you have it. Aside from that, MConvolver is awesome.

I'm with Tagirijus on Melda's algorithmic reverb aswell. I've really tried to like it, but it just has that cheap metallic quality to my ears when trying to create super dense 'effect' type reverbs... which is all I use algorithmic reverbs for these days. I prefer the excellent (and free) Smartelectronix Ambience for dense algo reverbs. Melda's reverb is one of the few areas that they can improve on in my opinion.

[Svama]

Liquidsonics Reverberate get an great update with version 2, but it is a convolution one, but really nice sounding with it's new ir fusion "system".

[abstractcats]

Well, there's nothing right now, but actually raytracing engine is already done for, well, something else, secret

Cool! Secret??

[abstractcats]

+1 on everything Tagirijus said.

I also have Voxengo's Impulse Modeler and I really love using it for IR creation but it is a bit clunky. They aren't developing it any further though, it hasn't been updated in years. It's the only product like it as far as I'm aware, there's a real gap in the market here.

I've also tried Rayspace and didn't like it either. It's a little different to impulse modeler though in that it doesn't spit out IR files.

I really like Melda's convolutional reverb, although it does lack a simple 'stereo balance' control, which is annoying when so many IR's are balanced weirdly. Of course you can fix this using MXXX if you have it. Aside from that, MConvolver is awesome.

I'm with Tagirijus on Melda's algorithmic reverb aswell. I've really tried to like it, but it just has that cheap metallic quality to my ears when trying to create super dense 'effect' type reverbs... which is all I use algorithmic reverbs for these days. I prefer the excellent (and free) Smartelectronix Ambience for dense algo reverbs. Melda's reverb is one of the few areas that they can improve on in my opinion.

Good points! I do have MXXX.