I used LAConvolver until DP finally included ProVerb. At that point, I didn't need LAC. Still, for folks running older versions of DP, it is a great option. It was the one that got me started on my IR collection.Klaus wrote:
Easiest on cpu convolution reverb AU plugin (AFAIK ) :
http://audio.lernvall.com/
LA-convolver
There is something kind of interesting about the analogy of samples vs synths-- as related to reverbs. IR's are literally samples of spaces, but they may lack some "dynamic" quality. A room will behave differently for loud sounds and quiet sounds. Just as a sample might need different velocity ranges, perhaps in the future, convolution reverbs could be set up so that they morph between different samples depending on the dynamic range of the source.
I have no idea whether or how algorithmic reverbs respond to the dynamic range of the input.
In any case, I think DP's Spacial Maximizer has tremendous potential to enhance reverbs in a dynamic way. Inserted after the reverb, it could disproportionally open up some highs & high-mids when the source gets louder.