

- VOXENGO DECONVOLVER SAMPLE RATE CONVERSION HOW TO
- VOXENGO DECONVOLVER SAMPLE RATE CONVERSION FOR MAC
If you’ve ever wanted to experiment with IR capture this is is great way to get started. See the image below.Īn excellent solution for capturing your own Impulse Responses has been provided in the form of the newly released MLsTool from Wave Arts. It is still available but is now a menu item in Space Designer. I was unaware that this was no longer the case until I looked for it recently. The IR Utility used to be found in the Utilities folder. While the utility is bundled with Logic Pro, Logic Pro is not free so it doesn’t really qualify as a free option.
VOXENGO DECONVOLVER SAMPLE RATE CONVERSION FOR MAC
For Mac users the most common choice has been the IR Utility which ships with Logic Pro.

Deconvolver from Voxengo is an inexpensive plugin which does have a demo feature but is Windows only. Premium convolution plugins offer this facility but free options have been harder to find.
VOXENGO DECONVOLVER SAMPLE RATE CONVERSION HOW TO
There is more to convolution than just reverbs and guitar cabinets, for example you can capture the response of hardware equalisers, Waves’ Q-Clone is an excellent example of this approach.Ī problem has always been how to create an IR in the first place. Third party IRs are also freely available so if you want to experiment with alternative guitar cabinets for example, then download some cabinet IR’s and use a free IR loader like Fenrir from Aurora DSP. The plugins necessary to process your audio using convolution are readily available, from stock reverb plugins to premium offerings like Altiverb and Reverberate 3. If you have ever wanted to try creating your own Impulse Responses, things have just got easier with the release of a free IR utility from Wave Arts for Mac and PC.Ĭonvolution isn’t new but it is clever and if you explore all the possibilities it is a fascinating area.
