Experience the sound of an iconic studio with IK's new convolution reverb suite
Step into Sunset Sound Recorders and the history overwhelms you. It's where Jim Morrison sang "Light My Fire". Where Eddie Van Halen tracked "Eruption." Where Prince created "Purple Rain." Since 1962, Sunset Sound has hosted a who's who of music legends: Janis Joplin, Joe Cocker, Aretha Franklin, Led Zeppelin, the Rolling Stones, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Ryan Adams, Beck...
T-RackS Sunset Sound Studio Reverb is your chance to give your tracks this iconic sound and vibe, with a suite of convolution reverbs capturing the sonic mojo of each room, booth, chamber and plate, all using the original consoles of each studio and Sunset's own microphones. It's the next best thing to tracking your session in this hall-of-fame studio itself.
Step into a part of music history
Sunset Sound Recorders was opened in 1958 by Tutti Camarata, then director of recording for Disney Studios. Walt had no interest in owning a studio, so Tutti purchased and outfitted Sunset himself. The space's slanted floor and uneven walls gave it ideal acoustics, and soon the studio was busy recording Disney classics like "Mary Poppins".
Key Features:
Captures the acoustics of the iconic Sunset Sound studios.
Includes each studio's live room, iso booth and 3 echo chambers.
Includes two plates and one spring reverb, all original vintage units.
IK's proprietary Volumetric Response Modeling (VRM) technology gives you ultra-realistic sound spaces.
Variable room dampening and multiple microphone positions.
Console preamp and signal path modeling add the exact harmonic content of the studio gear for warm, lush reverberation that goes beyond classic convolution reverbs.
Pre Delay & Decay Time controls, EQ and mic options.
Dry & Wet signal level controls with solo buttons.
Works as a single plug-in or inside T-Racks 5.
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Reviewed By alienimplant [all]
October 13th, 2021
Version reviewed: 1 on Mac
I'm not that much into IK's recent offerings, but the Stealth Limiter and Sunset Sound Studio Reverb are notable exceptions. I'm using SSSR a ton lately. It's an efficient workflow with great sounding rooms, plates, and chambers.
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