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Does Ableton have convolution reverb?
by Ableton Convolution Reverb is a creative device for bringing new space to your sounds – a sample-based reverb suite with hundreds of impulse responses from real-world spaces and world-class hardware. Included in Live 11 Suite.
Do you need convolution reverb?
Because convolution reverb uses recordings from real locations, it’s great when you need to replicate a believable space. This can be especially important in film and video game scoring. It’s also good for when you need to add a barely-there “invisible” reverb. They’re not for everyone.
What comes with Max for Live?
In addition to providing a comprehensive toolkit for building devices, Max for Live also comes with a collection of pre-made instruments, effects and tutorials. These can be used just like Live’s built-in devices and can also give you ideas for your own device building projects.
Is Max for Live Free with Ableton?
Max for Live is included by default in Live Suite and can be purchased as an additional add-on for Live Standard.
When was convolution reverb made?
1999
Convolution reverb is a process for “sampling” reverberation. The first real-time convolution reverb processor, the DRE S777, was announced by Sony in 1999.
What is Max for live convolution reverb?
This month’s Live column will focus on convolution as a sound‑design tool using the Max For Live Convolution Reverb Live Pack, which is included in Live 10 Suite and available to Live 9 users in the Max For Live Essentials Pack. Convolution multiplies the frequency spectra of two audio sources.
What is convolution reverb by Ableton?
by Ableton. Convolution Reverb is a creative device for bringing new space to your sounds – a sample-based reverb suite with hundreds of impulse responses from real-world spaces and world-class hardware.
How do I audition IR samples in convolution reverb?
Screen 1: Use Live’s LD Core Kit to audition IR samples in Convolution Reverb. Max For Live’s take on convolution reverb is a versatile sound design tool. When you want to stuff your piano into a phone booth or play your ocarina in Westminster Abbey, a convolution reverb is the tool to use.
How do I create my own reverb spaces?
Convolution Reverb also includes a utility for creating your own reverb spaces. The IR Measurement Tool device facilitates the creation of personal IRs. Use it to get a perfect sample from your own hardware or just drag and drop an audio file into the Convolution Reverb device. You don’t even need to stick to reverberant spaces.