Impulse Reverb Stereo

Impulsnachhall Stereo

Detailed: LSP Impulse Reverb Stereo (INH1S)

Formats: CLAPJACKLV2VST2VST3

Categories: Reverb

Developer: Vladimir Sadovnikov

Description: 

This plugin performs highly optimized real time zero-latency convolution to the input signal. It can be used as a cabinet emulator, some sort of equalizer or as a reverb simulation plugin. All what is needed is audio file(s) with impulse response taken from the linear system (cabinet, equalizer or hall/room).

Unlike the Impulsantworten (Impulse Responses) plugin series, up to four input files and convolution processors can be used to implement and mix different kinds of reverberations.

The stereo version of plugin allows to apply the True Stereo Reverberation effect to the input signal.

To apply True Stereo Reverberation, the left input channel should be convolved with the left and right channels from the first impulse response file and the right input channel is convolved with the left and right channels from the second impulse response file or with third and fourth channels from the first impulse response file. The two output convolutions' respective left and right components should be then summed into a single stereo output. This configuration is necessary to take full advantage of true stereo impulse responses.

By default, all controls of convolvers are set up to implement true stereo reverberation by setting left and right channels of input file as input source for convolvers 0 and 1, and also setting third and fourth channels of input file as input source for convolvers 2 and 3. If only stereo files are used to build true stereo reverberation then setting left and right channels of second input file as input source for convolvers 2 and 3 will take a true stereo reverberation effect.

To use simple stereo reverberation on default settings, the left channel of input file can be set as source of convolver 0 and the right channel of input file can be set as source of convolver 3.

Controls:

'Impulse response' section:

'Processors' section:

'Output' section:

'Wet Signal Equalization' section - visible only when IR equalizer parameter is turned on: