IR convolution reverb on Linux mixes

[mrskytown11]

I know Linux doesn’t have much native options when it comes to various great sounding reverbs, has anyone tried any IR convolution type reverbs, I know a few places where I can download IR samples but not sure if many just use plugins instead,


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[jonetsu]

Well, wine (staging) and linvst are part of Linux, so ....

There's Melda Production's MConvolutionEZ which is part of the Melda free bundle:

https://www.meldaproduction.com/MConvolutionEZ

[Jostein]

I know Linux doesn’t have much native options when it comes to various great sounding reverbs, has anyone tried any IR convolution type reverbs, I know a few places where I can download IR samples but not sure if many just use plugins instead,

There are some native Linux plugins, Klangfalter and IR are my favorites. I've also used Klangfalter as a cab simulator with good results, the other ones probably work good as well. Some links:

https://github.com/HiFi-LoFi/KlangFalter
https://tomszilagyi.github.io/plugins/ir.lv2
https://lsp-plug.in/?page=manuals&sectio...erb_stereo

[mrskytown11]

Thanks I’ll look into them, as I came across them already. Are these types of reverbs cpu heavy or it depends on file ?


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[deletemedigital]

doesn't x42 have an IR plugin?

[Dingo]

Yes x42 has a no frills convolution reverb and it is gratis..... http://x42-plugins.com/x42/
Thankyou x42...

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Are these types of reverbs cpu heavy or it depends on file ?

Much depends on the length of the original sample, also the GUI can add a lot.
I can run 40 instances of TL Space in Protools, but struggle with 3 or more Altiverb instances.
I love convolution for Cinema work and encourage recordists to sample the rooms they record in so we can match ADR in post, but only a select few find the time....