Hmmm I'll check some of your suggestions out. The Poenix one probably is the best one but requires iLok. That crap never gave me anything else than trouble so I'm not taking that route again. (please no iLok discussion) 

I bought the IR-Live from Audio deluxe for $71.20 Because I wanted to have a good live reverb to run on my headphone feed for a vocalist laying down tracks ..... Even with my DAW set at 512 or 1050 samples   it works well ... It stands up well to my Relab LX480 Lite for quality sound.

I like it, I guess it's just a matter of taste........

Tried the demo or IR-Live. Good enough to buy if you ask me. Waves had a special deal at the moment. If you enter feb20 as voucher you get 20% of it of. So I got it for like 79USD. Thats around 500SEK for me who lives in Sweden. Not much to think about really.

Thanks for all the input!

metz


Tried the demo or IR-Live. Good enough to buy if you ask me. Waves had a special deal at the moment. If you enter feb20 as voucher you get 20% of it of. So I got it for like 79USD. Thats around 500SEK for me who lives in Sweden. Not much to think about really.

Thanks for all the input!

Now that you own it go snag some IR's at Acoustics.Net and give 'em a whirl...

http://www.acoustics.net/

Cool, a lot of downloads. Do you know if they are available somewhere as a single download?

Not that I'm aware of...

I know that IR-1 comes with 100 of them...

But I don't think you can download them all in one file...it would be ENORMOUS!  LOL

I bought those IR's on CD years ago from Waves for $10.00 IIRC. I don't know if you still can but DL speeds are so much faster these days anyways.

Make sure you pick up these Bricasti M7 IR's too, use the quad files for Waves.
http://www.samplicity.com...-m7-impulse-responses/

DL speed isnt a problem for me. But the massive amount of clicking is! ;-) In other words. I'm lazy. ;-)

/M

metz


DL speed isnt a problem for me. But the massive amount of clicking is! ;-) In other words. I'm lazy. ;-)

/M

In that case I'd start with Samplicity's Bricasti M7