Overloud REmatrix Multi Layer Convolution Reverbfrom Overloud REmatrix Multi Layer Convolution Reverbis a convolution reverb that combines five individual Impulse Responses (IRs) to create dense, complex virtual spaces. Convolution reverb uses IRs captured from real spaces to recreate the reverberation properties of those spaces in software. The resulting reverb is then processed with an effects chain designed to add liveliness, create warmth, or even completely reshape the decay to create a unique reverb character.

Typical IRs offer only simple adjustments and do not allow more creative changes to the nature of the generated ambience. REmatrix on the other hand features five convolvers working simultaneously and in parallel. Each of the five IRs can be adjusted using multiple parameters while additional filters offer further tonal control. Furthermore, six master effects can be utilized to refine the reverb's sound and fit the needs of a final mix.

250 Impulse Responses    5 Simultaneous Convolvers    Filters and Master Effects    400 Presets or Import User IRs    AAX Native, RTAS    Audio Units    VST    Standalone    Mac OS X    Windows

Multilayer convolution with five IR matrix

Master section with algorithmic reverb, delay, modulation, drive, compressor and EQ effects

250 impulse responses

400 presets categorized by instrument, genre and application

Seamless processing with the reverb never interrupted when adjusting parameters and changing IRs

Factory IRs can have their durations shortened or lengthened

Import user IRs

Full control over EQ, length, delay, and stereo field of any single IR

Fully automatable

Extremely low CPU usage

Zero latency

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this case fit a Sony a7riv with a24-70mm f2.8 GMii lens?

A: Unfortunately Matador Camera Base Layer 2.0 is too small for that camera kit.

Q: 2. Will a Nikon z9 with a 24-70 f2.8 fit?

A: Yes. The following top loader will accommodate the following camera and lens combo.

Q: 3. Greetings, Could you please indicate where these disc where manufactured?

A: Preview your disc label before printing to correct any mistake. As you noticed - once the label is written you are stuck with it.

Q: 4. Doesn't this require an iLok or something for authorization?

A: Waves plug-ins no longer require iLok authorization. A USB flash drive can now be used to move your authorizations from computer to computer similar to an iLok.

Q: 5. Will this fit a Sony A7Riii with a 70-200 lens attached?

A: Unfortunately, the Matador camera base layer 2.0 is too small to hold that A7RIII and FE 70-200mm f/2.8 GM OSS. It would hold the lens by itself, but even then only barely.

Q: 6. Is this the same idea as the MirX or Mir Pro from Vienna Ensemble where you can place your instrument on a virtual stage and it will automatically set the pan and reverb?

A: Yes, Spaces II does work in a similar manner to MIRx and MIR Pro by allowing you to hear the way the instrument would sound when placed on a stage in the virtual environment you select. It will provide automatic settings for reverb and pan, and the user can also make further adjustments to the control levels of input, pre-delay, wet and dry mix as desiired.

Q: 7. which lexicon reverb works with windows 8.1?

A: So there's a reverb plugin that comes with the Scarlett Suite. It will work on windows 8.1, but the DAW needs to support VST, AU, or RTAS. But you would have to buy Scarlett Suite.

Q: 8. Can this be used for live stream voice changer?

A: The Overloud Gem VOICE Vocal Production Software is a plugin suite meant for use with digital audio workstation (DAW) programs such as Logic, Pro-Tools, etc. It can be run in AU, VST, and AAX formats, which are typical for such software. It will not run in standalone mode, so you must have a DAW to use this software. It features typical vocal mixing effects, such as compression, EQ, Delay, &c. but it does not feature pitch shifting or other effects which could be considered for use as a "voice changer."

Q: 9. Looking for a good pzm to mic opera singers on stage. Any experience using these for a similar application? Thanks.

A: Yes, the AKG PZM30 D would be a good choice for placement on a stage or resonant surface to record stationary ensembles such as a choir or opera singer.

Q: 10. It says nothing about power. Is it Phantom power? Or battery operated?

A: Yes, the AKG PZM30 D Hemispherical Boundary Layer Microphone does require 12 to 48V of phantom power.