A plugin with 1/3 of what Altiverb has to offer at $200 would fly off the shelves IMO. MichalMy guess is that plugin makers don't think there's a big enough market to develop an Alitverb competitor. and many of those libraries are rather designed to complement, what's already in Altiverb, which is kind of standard in post. However in the sum, it might be easy to reach the price of Altiverb. There are some 3rd party IR post libraries, which can be used also with other alternative convolvers.ĮdV3rb - ROOMtones + Impulse Responses - Tovusound Where you don't need just programmers, but lot of sound design artists and recordists as well. delays and various background atmospheres, if you don't want to use your own. Similarly the all the announcement variations, incl. however loading preset with particular phone, with all background noise, simulation of digital codecs, glitches and with prepared several types of hang ups.

of course it's possible to do similar sounding effect with Futzbox or Trash, possibly with combination of several other effects. I'd guess, it's very demanding to create convincing library, which can take several years to do in range of what AudioEase offers. I don't know exact reason, why there's not so much competition.

I know this kind of product might not have as many potential customers as say an EDM sample pack., but I'm surprised no one has come out with a competitor to Altiverb for people working in post. as well as where within the room the impluse is taken from. Oh, and the main reason for wanting to import pictures is simply to keep a visual reference of the room the impulse is from. I would LOVE to check out 'indoor', but that's out of my budget for the time being. Speakerphone IS great., that said i've been using McDSP's Futzbox more lately for that kind of work.

I use Altiverb at work, and it's great, but I was hoping there might be something more affordable for my setup at home. Yeah, I know there's plenty of convolution reverbs, I was just curious if any of them had these kinds of impulses included. I haven't heard Indoor yet, but all friends, who tested it just raved about it.įrankly, I've never bothered with pictures, but in SIR 2 can attach pictures to your presets. Generally all Audioease effects cost some $$$, but if you're doing some post work, it will be likely great investment, because it can save you lot of time especially with simulation of environments. There are quite a few very good IR reverb engines in terms of processing efficiency, customization etc.įor example SIR2 by Christian Knufinke or Reverberate 2, which has great post processing section.īut I'm not aware about something with so great bundled and ready to use library as Altiverb.Īdditional nice things are built-in IR creation and surround support, if you want that.

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