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  4. Can I get Vienna MIR SE to work on this system?
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    1. Clicks and pops have nothing to do with Altiverb being a 32bit program. There is something else going on here.
    2. MIR Pro will deliver what you want. However, you'll have to wait a couple/three/foru..... months.

    BTW it is sort of possible to play audio in MIR< but with a tight deadline I doubt that you'd want to go this route, particularly as it would require rendering each track separately. [:(]

    DG
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    "Clicks and pops have nothing to do with Altiverb being a 32bit program. There is something else going on here." I certainly cannot rule out that it has something to do with running 32bit Sonar on a 64bit system. At any rate, I don't have time to figure it out with my deadlines looming all the time. Very much looking forward to MIR Pro in the future updates. Very exciting technology. As for rendering audio - I already render my instruments as 16 separate stereo tracks.. some are brass ensembles, strings, etc. I wonder if I could use MIR to give each section its own place on a virtual sound stage?
  • DietzD
    VSL Team
    DietzD
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    @passenger57 said:

    [...] I wonder if I could use MIR to give each section its own place on a virtual sound stage?

    Yes, of course - that's what it's made for! 😊 ... but MIR relies on hundreds of IRs from a single stage to achieve this, so the system requirements are higher than with one or two conventional convolution reverbs.

    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
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    If I can use MIR (AND) have my vsts instruments on separate slave computers, that would be ideal. Can't do it all on the same computer - too many VSTs
  • DietzD
    VSL Team
    DietzD

    That's not the problem - MIR will do everything that VEPro does, with one MAJOR exception: It doesn't offer LAN support. You would have to route back MIR's mix to your main DAW via (digital or analog) audio lines.

    For details, please see Section D of the MIR Manual: "Entering the MIR Orbit: Integration and Optimization of Vienna MIR in Your Daily Work", starting on page 71.

    HTH,

    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
  • P
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    Thats unfortunate. I've become very spoiled by Vienna Ensemble Pro's ease of use. Just plug it in and it works. Simple.
  • DietzD
    VSL Team
    DietzD

    So MIR is not for you - not yet, I should add. MIR Pro will fill in the gaps (and much more than that).

    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
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    One question for Dietz :

    Why cant we have separate stereo outputs for instruments?

    Wouldnt that be easy to implement? If I had -say - 10 stereo outputs in Mir, I would be able to render 10 instruments at the same time routing them back to Cuase, then the next ten....

    At least for me this would be a perfect work-around until I purchase a new machine somewere next year.
  • DietzD
    VSL Team
    DietzD

    I completely understand what you're after, but Vienna MIR is pretty much locked in its routing possibilities to what we have now, due to the underlying architecture. ... after all, a "One Stop Mixing Solution" for virtual orchestral music was the main goal of this application.

    That said, rest assured that we will try to make MIR Pro as flexible as possible. ;-)

    Kind regards & thanks for your input,

    /Dietz - Vienna Symphonic Library
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     passenger57,

    While I do not recall exact specifics, there have been known issues when trying to use Altiverb with Sonar.  Pops and clicks were very common when trying to use Altiverb within Sonar.  As a Sonar user, when starting to research high end reverbs, it became clear that Altiverb was not going to be a viable option for me, given the reported problems.  Worse, at the time (well over a year ago IIRC), the various parties involved indicated that no fix would be forthcoming.  Perhaps that has now changed.

    If you have the time, it might be worth contacting Altiverb to see if the situation has been resolved/fixed.