There is a serious price difference between the MX400 and PCM91 (plus the latter does not connect via usb to work like a plugin with logic whereas MX400 does). I am thinking I shouldn't buy Altiverb because Spacedesigner is already a top notch plugin and the quality difference will be negligible (I am assuming, but please correct me if I am wrong) In an ideal world i would go and snap up a Lexicon PCM96 but this would be financial suicide. Therefore I am trying to make a decision on which reverb to buy and whether I should stay soft or get hard.ĭoing some research I have managed to narrow my choices down to 3 (in order of preference so far): As much as I like Space Designer, I feel it is time to get a little more serious about my verb. Once more: Your "There is the sound!!! LOL!!!" is obviously still not around the corner but probably much closer thanI am a Logic 7 (soon to be 8) user with a Macbook Pro. The disadvantage of these automated mix-results is often a bit a coloured sound and a bit an "always the same-sound". This could be a solution as well if you mainly want to invest your time in composing music.
There are also "Mixing-Machines" which are doing the work for you such as MIR from VSL or VSS. The interface is stunning, and very easy to use. Softube TSAR-1 TSAR-1 is actually not an emulation of classic, vintage hardware. It even gives you an EQ and dynamics module for compression, ducking and de-essing. (Or this piece) at youtube (4depths + Band (without depth))Īll in all: How ever you will solve your orchestra mix this is a way - not an easy one - but one which can end Compared to standard convolution reverbs, the H-Verb will give you more control over shaping the reverb tail (decay). Convolution reverbs such as Altiverb and Space Designer offer exceptional quality at a lower price point, but convolution cant capture the magical modulations that contribute to the unique Lexicon sound. I have been able to run at least 43 or so Space Designer plugins at the same time (alon. The only plugin synthetic reverb alternatives Ive tried that come close in quality are the DSPassisted TC Powercore and UAD offerings. Being a long time registered user of Digital Performer, it wasn't difficult to 'get around' on Logic. Universal Audio UAD Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb (Runner Up). Altiverb vs Lexicon MX400 When you buy products through links across our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. (This Example) was done with this reverb-technology (3 depths: Solo / Orchestra / Harpschord) So, thanks to Kalyway and the Green Demon, I have installed an evaluation copy of Logic 8 on my hackintosh. Hi, hat jemand Erfahrungen mit dem Bricasti M7 gemacht Man hört / liest nur gutes über dieses Hallgerät. Altiverb comes out on top as the best convolution reverb as far as vocals are concerned. I like to use Altiverb’s IRs of stages like Todd-AO or FOX Scoring Stage. Here’s how I apply them to my orchestra sections: Every section has its own reverb that processes it. You need to search for Impulse Responses which offer a "far result" when they are played completely wet! My main reverb is Altiverb and sometimes I use Lexicon PCM Native. Othertwise here as Download: Reverb Concept 1280 pixelsĭifferent depths by changing the balance between the Early Reflections and the Dry signal For over 40 years Lexicon has been recognized as the gold standard of digital reverb and effects processing. Hope you can see the routings because of the max 480pixels :( Finally, hardware quality without the hardware.
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