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  @Drfresh140240 минут бұрын

  350? Come to Earth spitfire.

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  @onderdeaurora89292 сағат бұрын

  definitely it's Lucie....

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  @marcus_ohreallyus3 сағат бұрын

  I tend to like what stratus produces when it's a little more structured, bordering on chaos. The randomized notes feel like an overload of sound and a bit too much to connect with. But maybe that's just me.

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  @nanotechnicianhq4 сағат бұрын

  The sensitivity is amazing.

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  @user-qn9sr8dk9v5 сағат бұрын

  What a lovely idea,the end part is so cute!🤩

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  @romodoroksteinberg38968 сағат бұрын

  but is the same samples that the previous symphonic series?

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  @OleJ-DK8 сағат бұрын

  Thank you for al your inspiring and musical videos Paul.

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  @JamesRoneyMusic12 сағат бұрын

  ⚠️ YOU ALL ARE SUCKERS. You can’t record reverb. Rather reverb is the after effect of a given sound.

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  @michaelisno489217 сағат бұрын

  Will there be/ is there a way to get polyphonic legato. The individual techniques sound quite a bit worse, and this psck has a huge ram and storage requirement, compared to bbcso for example

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  @audiobirdi17 сағат бұрын

  Amazing to see Air Lyndhurst as a reverb! Something they said they'd never ever do, so very pleasently surprised! :D I do wish this was also created for Maida Vale Studios, a true timestamp in history which we could all use forever too!

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  @JustinBellcomposer20 сағат бұрын

  This is absolutely an incredible piece of tech, creating the ability to have control of not just the plethora of mics AND positions, but also the physical options of the room like the canopy and orientation. However, I'm left with a huge question - is it possible to have multiple inputs? This feels like a direct competitor to MIR, where you place your whole orchestra in the space, but currently this seems like you'd have to set up a separate instance for every instrument/section, rather than feeding each signal into one reverb unit. I can see your CPU usage is hitting something like 5 to 15%, and if you need to use this separately for violins 1, 2, violas, trumpets, flutes, each percussion station etc, this seems like it'll completely consume your processing headroom. I suppose you could try and place stereo fields per section and have one reverb per stem, but then that would loose a lot of the whole point of all the individual control and placement options with the source tab. Also, is this multi-output? With the Canopy mics, this seems like you're possibly making an Atmos capable plugin?? Can we control sending the Ambients out to the rears and Canopy up above?

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  @MamaSymphonia21 сағат бұрын

  Thanks for the CPU optimization update, it was sorely needed. I can really feel the difference on my laptop! :)

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  @MelonDemon32Күн бұрын

  is there any tutorial on how to load these in Fl studio?

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  @DrakenssonКүн бұрын

  @utah-composer is on a crusade haha

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  @justin1603Күн бұрын

  Looks like an amazing plugin Buz 2 things are nl go - to high cpu (he uses top noth setup of course and still has up to 11/12% cpu for one instance - price should be arround 250 w intro under 200

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  @upshotmagazineКүн бұрын

  Hi Paul! Can you please show how AIR Studios Reverb works with Atmos?

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  @briancroft6638Күн бұрын

  All the scores sound exactly like Tom & Jerry: A Nutcracker Tale.

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  @CB-MusicКүн бұрын

  Incredible product, well done Spitfire. Obviously this was a ton of work. I'm quite impressed!

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  @pauldeakin7727Күн бұрын

  Yet another outstanding product! Can't wait to start using it. Combine Spitfire sample libraries and this reverb plugin, and you have as close as you're gonna get to recording real musicians at Air. Of course, if budget is not a concern, it's still better to record live musicians right there in Lyndhurst Hall!

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  @pabloortizcomКүн бұрын

  I think truing to use a lot of theory to justify your composition is making it be so strained/tense.

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  @JRKEYSКүн бұрын

  This reverb with SoundPaint would be a great combo

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  @PASHKULIКүн бұрын

  Why do these sound like upsampled soundfonts?

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  @haythem987Күн бұрын

  Thanks for this professional reverb plugin. I have an important question: Is this only for productions of music or is it useful in processing actors’ voices? For example, I am a sound engineer for dubbing films. I need the reverb to be realistic and in many places. For example, in a car, in a commercial store, in a large palace, in the kitchen, in a large, empty agricultural place, or in any other natural reverb of the voice of the dubbers? Thank you ❤❤🎉

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  @OfficialStevenCravisКүн бұрын

  I told some pianists/friends: You can now place YOUR piano in AIR Studios!

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  @krusestephan4009Күн бұрын

  What I really don’t get: how can a impulse response of an EMPTY room mimic the Sound of a room when it is Full of orchestral players. Never ever does a flute Sound the same in this room when it is empty than when the flute is Surrounded by the Rest of the orchestra. 😊

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  @paopisКүн бұрын

  This is brilliant! The price tag, though 😖

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  @finemusic10002 күн бұрын

  169 / 5.000 Yes, it would be very interesting to find out in a documented manner how long it takes him to create such masterpieces. A very successful composition and orchestration, Chapeau! And also very inspirativ to write a work like this. ;-) Such works are always created when creative composers allow themselves the necessary seclusion. Of course, it's also an advantage if you're a pianist. I assume that he is. Then it's like composing in a paint box with colors. A bright joy! :-)

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  @tobbebergman75832 күн бұрын

  CPU hungry ?

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  @EmpireOfExcellence2 күн бұрын

  These crazy prices will eventually come to an end. Small businesses will soon reach their goal. With all due respect to Spitfire, I would not pay $300 for a reverb

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  @cakemanLHK2 күн бұрын

  This really makes me wish for a LABS Carnyx

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  @wizendweaver2 күн бұрын

  Abbey Road reverb next?

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  @SwaraMandalMusicProductions2 күн бұрын

  Waiting to buy the plugin

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  @gonzalesiwasaki91282 күн бұрын

  Great natural sound! Amazing!

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  @andrewbeckett40012 күн бұрын

  I love the way your hands clench and unclench expressively- instead of waving (to communicate emotional states) opened and closed gestures you provide them as almost microexpressions. Raised in a conservative environment? Somewhere you had to mute your creative passions? 1,001 other things.. Sorry, I’m a composer and behaviour analyst (we usually use video to analyze people because then we do not affect the situation so watching a person on video half my brain is checking for deception and many many other things) But you are awesome

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  @andrewbeckett40012 күн бұрын

  Oh how I drooled over this! I love his music and that classic Hitchcock sound (which deeeeply influenced the Twilight Zone modernist composers and brought new ideas to the people) so yes the ensembles he used etc yes please! BUT then I missed the sale, had it in my cart went to buy it and it was $500 again… Luckily I had bought many many spitfire products including BBCSO professional and BINGO! To make my own Herrmann toolkit with the BBCSO pro was fun 1) screenshot the instrument combinations on the screen here 2) setup dry signals with a balance of close and tree 3) create a BBCSO template with each of the instrument combos you plan to use (or all of them) using the screenshot and the fact sheets (# of flutes Vs clarinets in “flute, clarinet, xylophone” etc) And there you go! May not be as professionally done as the actual toolkit but if you want his sound in your toolbox and can’t or shouldn’t buy this until on sale and have a full orchestra of some sort- I believe BBCSO pro is the best as the “British sound” is more conducive to the Hitchcock sound than the hyper-epic superhero SO of the USA. *hint, if you have them, add some Zimmer Strings ‘Con Sordino Sur Ponticello Waves’ or similar to place the foreground of studio music in front of a modern yet low intrusion sense of motion. I love this product however and it’s my next buy (after Loegria for those half section strings- further you go the more specific your string demands are. Now with BBCSO, Zimmer strings, Albions, Studio Strings, Chamber Strings -plus MSS and Berlin Strings violins; I STILL need specific strings sometimes)

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  @Inversible1002 күн бұрын

  350 Euro for an reverb.... ugh

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  @hzambrana2 күн бұрын

  It's Spitfire. They've always been pricey. But a lot of their libaries do have an unmistakeable sound. I remember paying $530.48 (it was in british pound sterling so made it even pricier when converted to USD than it should have been) for Albion Loegria back in 2013

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  @Inversible1002 күн бұрын

  @@hzambrana But thats not a string library. Its just reverb. Of course you have many options, but thats too much

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  @stephenalexandarmusic2 күн бұрын

  Sounds great but multi channel instrument feed into the reverb is missing like Vienna MIR has. If you want to use this for a whole orchestra you need to setup 20 Aux channels with 20 Reverb instances, not sure if the CPU likes that. In MIR you need just one reverb. But actually the Spitfire seems to sound better and I already have so many libraries recorded in Air so it would be cool if a multi instrument feed will come.

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  @rustyshaffer2 күн бұрын

  To equip (and place) a full orchestra obviously at least one plugin instance per instrument group (flutes, oboes, horns,...) is required. Adding up to 15 or more instances! Thus my primary question would be how demanding CPU-wise the plugin is.

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  @fausto_colella2 күн бұрын

  67.000 samples for just one place, the same (10gb) size as the full Altiverb library that contains every place from around the world and more 🙄

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  @paopisКүн бұрын

  Well. This tells us how crazy detailed is the reconstruction of the room.

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  @fausto_colellaКүн бұрын

  @@paopis but crazy limited unless you want your tracks to have always the same ambience

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  @paopisКүн бұрын

  @@fausto_colella It is not a limitation per se. This is targeted to people that have their libraries recorded at air studios and want to integrate other instruments (or even their voice, or a guitar) in the same room. So, having one room meticulously sampled, rather than many places with standard sampling is a feature, rather than a limitation. It is just that it is not targeted to anyone, but specifically (or mostly) to their segment of customers.

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  @petersvan78802 күн бұрын

  Love the Air Lyndhurst sound, probably my fav of all the halls for orchestral work :) There is no polluting slapback echo as in Teldex and other more edgy, less damped halls.

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  @jemvwh952 күн бұрын

  Amazing work

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  @Barney-ii1no2 күн бұрын

  Elijah is a don I never knew Spitfire snapped him up

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  @ridgero2 күн бұрын

  Congratz to this major release! This will be one of your best products, ever!

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  @minder012 күн бұрын

  I'm not a fan of the Lyndhurst hall sound but props must be given to the depth of this plugin.

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  @cmd_f52 күн бұрын

  I'll stick to algo reverbs

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  @JohnSk822 күн бұрын

  You cheeky @@@@ you did it again 🖤🖤

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  @Asyouwere2 күн бұрын

  The price is ridiculous. Especially for owners (like me) of 50% of all Spitfire Libraries. It looks to be in beta state too, with not efficient CPU load. Spitfire is monetizing everything to insane extent. Originally the prices of Spitfire libraries were to compensate the original players for the libraries.

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  @zaharishtonovКүн бұрын

  Nothing wrong with the price. Obviously you have not looked into what high quality reverbs cost. The hardware used to cost tens of thousands of dollars (Lexicon 960L at around $40’000, TC6000 about $25’000 without additional options). Now you take the leading products such as the inventors of the convolution technology Audioease’s Altiverb, their light product costs $500 and the full version is a $1000. VSL’s MIR Pro 3D you pay around $700 for just the engine and you pay additionally at various prices for their impulse response packages. I am not going to argue about the product being still in beta stage. I am sure it’s been probably done that way, judging by what the state of most of Spitfire products has been at release day for the last few years. Many companies do that and there are always bug fixes for any software.

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  @RobertResetar-ht8mh2 күн бұрын

  I was just about to purchase Altiverb for "orchestra hall use only" - Now there's AIR. Any suggestions?

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  @gregoryivesdolbyatmosmusic2 күн бұрын

  Atmos Support?? Might be interesting like Black Hole Immersive which I use a ton in stereo also

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  @EFlexMusic2 күн бұрын

  Don't think it'l happen but and Abbey Road Studios one would be amazing!