The IK Multimedia CSR Hall Reverb Plugin (Download)is designed to model the acoustic reflections and reverb characteristics of a concert hall. The software can be operated in either easy mode or advanced mode. In easy mode, the most basic controls are available including mix level, diffusion, reverb time, low time, high frequency point, and high frequency dampening.

Switching the software to advanced mode enables the user to adjust additional parameters pertaining to the I/O, Time, Reverb, Color, and Reflection settings such as the input level, output level, and stereo image among others.

The plug-in is fully compatible with native 32- and 64-bit applications on both Mac OS X (Universal Binary) and Windows (XP/Vista/7/8) computers. It supports VST, RTAS, AAX, and Audio Units plug-in formats. It can also be used with the T-RackS CS standalone application (sold separately).

Models Concert Hall Acoustics    Easy and Advanced Modes    Supports 192 kHz Sample Rates    Full-Latency Compensation Support    32- and 64-bit Native Compatibility    Mac and Windows Compatibility    Mix, DIffusion, Reverb Time Controls    Low Time, High Frequency, High Damp    VST, RTAS, AAX, and Audio Units

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long is the cable?

A: About 25 long, not including the jacks on each end.

Q: 2. Does the this cord convert digital to analog?

A: Not quite. The IK Multimedia interface that this cable connects to, would do that work and then it would send that conversion, via lightning connector, into the compatible iOS device that you are using for recording.

Q: 3. Does this product come with a midi cable adapter?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 4. Does it come with all the respective wires or that's extra?

A: The IK Multimedia iRig Stream Ultracompact 2x2 Audio Interface for Computers, Smartphones, and Tablets includes a Lightning to Mini-DIN Cable, USB Type-C to Mini-DIN Cable, and USB Type-A to Mini-DIN Cable, which facilitate connections out of the iRig Stream and into different devices such as smartphones or computers. Audio cables for connecting sources to the inputs of the iRig Stream are not provided with purchase.

Q: 5. Is the sound quality good with DSLRs ? I'd like to use this with running and gunning on-the-go with a shotgun mic and not have to sync audio in post. Thanks, Ef

A: The audio recorded by virtually any DSLR's built-in microphone is mediocre at best. The iRig Pre Microphone Interface is not designed to connect to cameras as it is intended for use with iOS devices like the iPhone or iPad. Consider a Shure VP83 LensHopper Shotgun Microphone B&H # SHVP83 which requires no adapters. It is a plug and play mic. An XLR shotgun powered by a battery will offer even better performance but will require a cable and an adapter. Shure VP83 LensHopper Shotgun Microphone B&H # RONTG2K2 (B&H Kit)

Q: 6. Will this work with my iPhone 11 with otter box

A: As long as it does not exceed the measurements of 3.5 to 5.5", yes, it will fit.

Q: 7. I will the stream work for this situation I'm in. xlr mic TC-Helicon PerformV 2i2 Focusrite IRIg stream iOS(TikTok, livestream singing)?

A: There are better and simpler options for your setup. After coming out of the TC-Helicon Perform-V, instead of going into the Focusrite 2i2 and then into the iRig Stream (which has an RCA input for line level signal), a better option would be to go from the XLR output of the Perform-V to the XLR mic input of the iRig Pre HD (B&H # IKIRIGPREHD). The Perform-V has a mic level output and the Pre HD has a dedicated mic input and mic preamp. The Pre HD is an interface that will connect to your iOS device in the same manner as the Stream. It's not necessary to use two interfaces, so the 2i2 is not needed in the signal chain and all you will need is the mic, Performer-V, and Pre HD. You would also be able to connect the mic directly to the XLR input of the Pre HD if you do not want to use the Perform-V.

Q: 8. I have a Galaxy Samsung 6. I have a Galaxy Samsung 6 phone Will this cable work?

A: No, the 30-pin connection is meant for older iOS devices like the iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, or iPad 2. The Samsung Galaxy S6 would use a Micro USB connection. To connect a digital iRig to a device with this connection you would need a Micro-USB to Micro-USB (OTG) cable or a Micro-USB to Mini-DIN connection. https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/?A=micro-usb-to-mini-din-cable https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/?A=micro-usb-otg-to-micro-usb-cable

Q: 9. Will this allow me to use an external XLR mic in Zoom? - or - Send a mic level feed to Zoom from a mix board.

A: The iRig Stream is an audio interface that allows you to connect the audio output from a mixer, keyboard, drum machine, or other line level audio to a Mac or Windows computer or to an iOS or Android mobile device. You can connect your microphone to a mixer and then connect the output from the mixer to the RCA input on the iRig Stream. The iRig Stream comes with three cables (USB Type-A, USB Type-C, and Lightning) to enable connection from the iRig's mini-DIN output to your computer or mobile device. It can be used for Zoom meetings.

Q: 10. Will this device work when paired with an Apple lightning converter for use on an iPhone 7?

A: Yes, the iRig PRE will work with the iPhone 7 using the included Apple 3.5mm (TRRS) to Lightning adapter.