Perfect Space Presets?

it's just the default, as the first time; browse to the files (\Vstplugins\Perfect Space) the plug should remember from then on

Thanks, I browsed to the perf sp. file and now it's working. Why don't the presets open up within the plugin like all the others?

you guys share a cat?

I'm unfamiliar with convo. reverbs, I gues when I said presets I really meant impulses (i think). What's an impulse? BTW, we're the inter-galactic-synth-cats, there's a few of us floating around the forum. That Sputnik dog's got nothin' on us :-)

And a synth.

it seems like an acoustic fingerprint of a space.

Thats exactly right. I wish I had thought of that wording.

Hi Mike, thanks for the info. What does the R in I.R. stand for? I've been using P.S. quite a bit today. I just tried to automate it and it didn't respond, there is no "Write" button on it (or solo). Can this plugin be automated? Thanks.

IR = Impulse Response.

I usually automate by hand editing envelopes... and although I've never done it I always assumed you can have an envelope for any parameter within Perfect Space.

I don't really know why you weren't able to write automation.

Perhaps you can try after setting up an envelope manually?

best,
mike

I had this very same problem yesterday with PS with exactly the same scenario that you describe. I finally gave up and used a Sonitus reverb even though it wasn't quite as suitable as the impulse in PS. I wish CW or Voxengo would add this feature to PS.

Now that's using your hat-rack! Thanks John. (though that only solves volume and/or panning automation issues, there are other aspects of the reverb that one may wish to automate). thanks again.

Lynn


I had thought of John's idea, and a good one it it. But, as you say, I like to play with diffusion, and the balance between the wet and dry mix. I like PS enough that I think it would be worth while for someone to develop it a bit more.

I doubt that will happen as far as it being developed. Pristine Space is its big brother and is a Voxengo product. they haven't done anything to it so what will happen to perfect space is anyone's guess.

For the wet dry mix that is what the send idea is for. Its a common way to use a reverb. Put the reverb on an aux buss and send to that buss. You can control to a precise amount the send lever and the out level of the processed signal on the aux buss while at the same time outputting a dry signal to the master buss from the audio track.

As to automating other parameters well you can but the above technique is often enough. Then automating a convolution reverb may cause problems because of the processing that has to be done. They are not simple plugins internally. 

Lynn


Yes, a fine work around. But, not as convenient as having automated parameters, no?

For level its not a work around. Its the normal way a reverb is used.

Lynn


It may be normal to you, but it's not normal to me. It seems somewhat convoluted by adding so many busses to a mix.

LOL that is funny. What do you think an auxiliary buss is for?

Lynn


I know what busses are for, John. I don't thing you grok my meaning, but that's OK. I know you are dithering between threads right now, and I feel for you.

OK I'll bite what do you mean? I am interested. By the way don't take my curt manner as being disrespectful. It isn't. I am by nature blunt.

I agree it is nice but I think you didn't read what I said about automating a convolution reverb. I believe, and this is my own belief, such a plugin is not conducive to automation. At least not those parameters that need buffers and extensive processing to apply.

You would be far better off using the Pantheon or Sonitus reverbs for automation.