▶ STEREO IR GENERATOR ◀
Generate vintage reverb IRs ($0.25 per file)
Generates a warm, old-console style stereo impulse response with built-in stereo width, as an alternative to clinical modern room sounds.
Intended for anyone after an old-console or tape-era reverb character.
| Control | Range / Default | Function |
|---|---|---|
| IR Duration | 1–10 s (6) | Length of the file. Longer files give a bigger, more natural tail. |
| Decay Range | 1–8 (4) | Reverb length. Keep it low for a tight room, higher for a hall. |
| EQ Complexity | 5–20 (12) | Adds colour and character. Higher values give a richer, more musical tone. |
| Stereo Width | 0–100 % (50 %) | Spread of the reverb between left and right. |
Make a library of 20 to 100 IRs at once. The total is displayed live beside the button. Batch generation requires PayPal payment or a valid access code, and is delivered as a single ZIP.
| DAW | Plugin | How to load the file |
|---|---|---|
| Any DAW, including Pro Tools | Waves IR-L | Import the WAV into IR-L. It ships as AAX, AU and VST3, so it runs in any host that loads those formats. |
| Logic Pro | Space Designer | Use IR Sample mode and load the WAV as the impulse response. Mono, stereo, AIFF, SDII and WAV files all work. Length cannot exceed the length of the file. |
| Reason | RV7000 Mk II | Switch to the Convolution algorithm and drag the WAV from the Browser onto the device. If the tail is quiet at the end, reduce Length to cut it earlier. |
| Ableton Live | Convolution Reverb (Max for Live) | Drop the WAV into the device. It is included with Live Suite, or available for Live Standard with Max for Live. |
| FL Studio | Fruity Convolver | Load the WAV in the plugin's Impulse Editor. |
| Cubase / Nuendo | REVerence | Click Import in the program matrix, choose the WAV, then press Store to save it as a program. |
| Studio One | Open AIR | Select the WAV as the IR in Open AIR. |
| Reaper | ReaVerb | Click Add in the Impulse Response Generation section and choose the WAV. |
| Adobe Audition | Convolution Reverb | Click Load in the Impulse section and choose the WAV. |
Any other convolution reverb that loads a standard WAV impulse response will also work. Available plugins depend on your DAW version and edition.