Last Updated on September 5, 2017 by
ART Teknika has released a new convolution reverb app with over 100 impulse response files included. The app allows to import your own IR files (below there are several links where you can get if free).
iConvolver is Aubiobus and IAA compatible so it is easy to implement it into your sound chain.
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Where to find IR files?
Here is a collection of great places where you can download free impulse responses from hi-end hardware reverbs to weird halls and strange things like dustbin:
http://pipelineaudio.net/downloads/convolution-and-impulses/
http://www.openairlib.net
http://fokkie.home.xs4all.nl/IR.htm
http://www.voxengo.com/impulses/
http://www.echochamber.ch/index.php/tipps-freebies/impulseresponses.html
http://www.cksde.com/p_6_250.htm
http://www.dubbhism.com/2008/10/free-download-60-classic-and-king-tubby.html
Also if you have Logic Pro X you can find IR files folder //Library/Audio/Impulse Responses and you’ll find many files open in iConvolver or similar apps without any problems. BTW, Logic Pro has one of the best Impulse Response file libraries (there is unconfirmed information that they made a deal with Audio Ease – developer of $500 Altiverb convolution reverb plugin to use some of their files).
How to make IR file?
You can create an IR files by running sinesweep file through the reverb device or mic it in a space and deconvolve it with software like Voxengo Deconvolver – http://www.voxengo.com/product/deconvolver/
Other convolution reverb apps for iOS:
[appstore id=870386229]
[appstore id=910004782]
Also don’t forget that Auria has excellent convolution reverb plugin built-in.
iConvolver:
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