2013/02/02 06:57:32
cclarry
Thanks Mike!!!!
2013/02/02 09:39:32
ltb
bitflipper


I imagine a meeting in the Waves boardroom...

Engineer: "We've got this new reverb, but it's nothing special."

Marketer: "Not special? We in marketing don't believe in that concept! Surely, it's good for something? Think!"

Engineer: "Well, I guess it would be good enough to use on a P.A. or something"

Marketer: "There you go! We'll call it 'IR LIVE' and convince those rubes that it's different from the convolution reverbs they already own."

V.P. of Marketing: "It's settled then. It goes 'on sale' in February."


I think it's pretty shrewd trying to expand their market base.
Plugin use is no longer restricted to home or studios.
Marketed as 'LIVE'- for FOH mixing, lo-latency, no audio dropouts or glitches when switching in or between other presets.

Needed? that's another question. Lo-latency would appeal to me if I did.



edit @ Mike:  I have Pristine Space too. I used all the time until I started working with SONAR x64 a few years ago & it started crashing. Alexsey's been asked for a 64b version of it for a few years now. Unfortunately I think he's late to the party. If he released something like 'LIVE' today at this price it would probably be a big hit for him.    

2013/02/02 10:43:37
bitflipper
If they've indeed found a way to make a truly low-latency convolution reverb, that would mean they've discovered a new way to do convolution reverb.
2013/02/02 10:50:55
ltb
IIRC low-latency applies when several convo plugins are used with SoundGrid.
Not the actual process. The reason why IR-LIVE was released is to hype that imo.


(btw when are they planning to have these forum issues fixed?)
© 2026 APG vNext Commercial Version 5.1

Use My Existing Forum Account

Use My Social Media Account