anyone using Altiverb 6.1?

mixerguy · 5th August 2007

anyone using Altiverb 6.1?

if yes - with what platform?

and - how is it running?

stephent28 · 5th August 2007

I'm using it on an Windows XP SP2 system with Cubase and Samplitude.

Works and sounds fine but it is a bitch in the loading department....takes forever.

I think I am going to knock out about 80% of the impulses. That should speed the load process up.

mixerguy · 5th August 2007

cool

anyone else?

mixerguy · 6th August 2007

nobody?

swisha31 · 6th August 2007

looks like you are SOL with this one

wildpark · 6th August 2007

what is your question here ?

looks like you look for convolution user right.

here are some piont why not alti beside the new good convolution answers !

1. altiverb is too expensive beside tl space voxengo and other ones how free ware

2. i used altiverb earlyer and it didint matched my tl space tdm version

3. i never ever wonna loose that time with rtas and reverb convolution

pab.

kittonian · 6th August 2007

I've got 6.1 TDM running and love it. I pretty much use it for the 480L presets these days.

wildpark · 6th August 2007

means you payd 900 dollar for a convolution wow freak

tl space is much times in ebay for around 100 too 200 highestly

tdm version of course

what is better on tlspace too altiverb tdm

pab.

reid · 6th August 2007

pab,

is this your unique way of giving a helpful answer to the original poster, or are you just a troll upping his post count for kicks?

T_R_S · 6th August 2007

Stay away from The TDM version.
When I convert RTAS - TDM and back, the reverbs sound very different.
The TDM version takes 4 chips per instance. On a large Accel system with multiple TDM instances a DSP shuffle cause PT to crash.
The extra dough for TDM is not worth it stick with the Native version.

mixerguy · 22nd September 2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by T_R_S

Stay away from The TDM version.
When I convert RTAS - TDM and back, the reverbs sound very different.
The TDM version takes 4 chips per instance. On a large Accel system with multiple TDM instances a DSP shuffle cause PT to crash.
The extra dough for TDM is not worth it stick with the Native version.

well.......... i need to have delay compensation on, (to use some hardware inserts) - and currently i'm on a dual 1.8 G5 - and so RTAS isn't gonna work as rtas altiverb and delay compensation on is a bad combo.....

tamasdragon · 22nd September 2007

Altiverb is far far the best of all convolution reverbs today. If you do postpro, than it's a musthave. Sure it's expensive, but let's take a look at what you get. A reverb, with far the largest impulse lib available. Not to mention that the quality of the impulses usually better than the ones you can find for free or cheap. You get a little util that allows you to create your own impulses, and an always growing free library of impulses which can be downloaded from the altiverb site. Honestly I think in todays market there is no competition all in all, the best is altiverb hands down.
I don't work for them, and though I love tlspace, altiverb is the winner.
Tamas Dragon

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mixerguy Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 3,965 Thread Starter	anyone using Altiverb 6.1? anyone using Altiverb 6.1? if yes - with what platform? and - how is it running?

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T_R_S Lives for gear Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Canuk Posts: 5,163	Stay away from The TDM version. When I convert RTAS - TDM and back, the reverbs sound very different. The TDM version takes 4 chips per instance. On a large Accel system with multiple TDM instances a DSP shuffle cause PT to crash. The extra dough for TDM is not worth it stick with the Native version. __________________ ========== Surplus Sale

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stephent28 Gear addict Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Rocky Mountains of Colorado Posts: 480	I'm using it on an Windows XP SP2 system with Cubase and Samplitude. Works and sounds fine but it is a bitch in the loading department....takes forever. I think I am going to knock out about 80% of the impulses. That should speed the load process up.

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tamasdragon Lives for gear Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Hungary Posts: 1,472	Altiverb is far far the best of all convolution reverbs today. If you do postpro, than it's a musthave. Sure it's expensive, but let's take a look at what you get. A reverb, with far the largest impulse lib available. Not to mention that the quality of the impulses usually better than the ones you can find for free or cheap. You get a little util that allows you to create your own impulses, and an always growing free library of impulses which can be downloaded from the altiverb site. Honestly I think in todays market there is no competition all in all, the best is altiverb hands down. I don't work for them, and though I love tlspace, altiverb is the winner. Tamas Dragon