How is MIR coming along, and when might we see its ultimate manefistation in the form of a product?
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How is MIR coming along?
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Not much that I could add to this answer, except the fact that we're literally working night and day on this project. - It's almost four o'clock in the morning here, I'm in the studio, having finished a first large-scale surround-mix half an hour ago, using the principles of the MIR (not a market-ready engine, though). Believe me - the results are beyond anything I heard from "reverberation" up to now [+o(]
/Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
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Thanks for your interest. The huge piece I worked on the last few days - an incredible, complex programming by our "CK" Chris Kardeis, BTW - is done completely in surround and will be played in Frankfurt. I haven't prepared a dedicated stereo-mix yet, and the simple fold-down from 5.1 doesn't sound as elaborated as the multichannel-original. I will have to do some work on it after the Messe. - Hey, we are covering completly new ground here, and there's much to learn, too!
Apart from that - this was by no means a full-fledged MIR-mix, more another Proof Of Concept. So please don't expect a first "official" demo.
All the best,
/Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
PS to Paul - only my mother calls me "Dietmar"! [6]
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We are already discussing a solution for that. But please - I'm _really_ busy around the Musikmesse, so allow for an healthy delay in delivery [;)]
Thanks again for your interest - we do everything to fulfill all your high expectations (as much as ours).
/Dietz
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Another PS to Paul - my comment to your posting was meant to be friendly banter; no need to delete your messages [:)]
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Sorry Dietz, but i have to share my gladness.
here a link to a first demo of MIR. I recorded it yesterday on german radio. there was a broadcast about the vsl people programming the MIR Project.
http://mitglied.lycos.de/daonewhorocks/First%20MIR.mp3.zig">http://mitglied.lycos.de/daonewhorocks/First%20MIR.mp3.zig
Sebastian
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Thanks for the link! There's an offical site, too:
http://www.dradio.de/dlf/programmtipp/wib/361668/
This contains _not_ the piece I wrote about, obviously. The demos made for the radio-feature date back about one or two months. If there's music in it (... I didn't find the time to listen to it myself at the moment), then the piece is a quick "mir-ed" remix from Jay Bacal's wonderfull programming of Aaron Copland's clarinet-concerto.
Mind you - what I was showing to Maximilian Schönherr were the _principles_ of the MIR, not the engine itself.
All the best,
/Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
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@ask-berlin said:
Sorry Dietz, but i have to share my gladness.
here a link to a first demo of MIR. I recorded it yesterday on german radio. there was a broadcast about the vsl people programming the MIR Project.
http://mitglied.lycos.de/daonewhorocks/First%20MIR.mp3.zig">http://mitglied.lycos.de/daonewhorocks/First%20MIR.mp3.zig
Sebastian
Hey that sounded pretty nice! Looking forward some more demos. Althought the mix was compressed pretty hard. But that's only matter of taste I quess..
It seems that these impulse multichannel reverbs are going to hit the market big time. Garritan also announced his reverb plugin.
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So - here is an "official" link of the German radio-station Deutschlandfunk to an audio-on-demand webstream (on the right) and a complete transkription of the text and the interviews Maximilian Schoenherr did with us and scientists from the University of Berlin.
-> www.dradio.de/dlf/sendungen/wib/361668/
The quality isn't perfect either, but should be closer to the original at least.
There was even another feature from the Musikmesse recently, with short snippets from our development:
-> www.dradio.de/dlf/sendungen/forschak/364367/
Mind you - the audio-examples presented in these featuers are work in progress and are BY NO MEANS the first "MIR-demo".
All the best,
/Dietz (back from Frankfurt and very tired)
/Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library