That is a lot cheaper than Altiverb. If you consider the high tech involved and the reverb quality, it just comes down to hardware requirements.(You need a fast computer)

Mir rulez! (Oh sorry, orthgraphical lapsus!)

What a surprise!   I know several people who compose orchestral music but aren´t very experienced in / don´t like to learn all about acustic / mixing etc., therefore I think it´s a great product for all composers who have a smaller budget / only one "normal" computer. Great! 

Thanks VSL!

Best, Rainer

Too bad no AU! [N]

Too bad no OSX! [8o|]

Should be because of the needed 64 bits architecture.

But yeah, I will jump on it as soon as a Mac version is released. 

I spend so much time to get my orchestral arrangement sounding fine (barely) using standard reverbs that this piece of software might save me

a lot of time.

I'm sure that Dietz will correct me if I'm wrong, but there will be no OSX version of MIR as we now know it, so I assume that this also applies to MIR SE. There will be an OSX version of MIR Pro, when that is eventually released.

DG

@DG said:

I'm sure that Dietz will correct me if I'm wrong, but there will be no OSX version of MIR as we now know it, so I assume that this also applies to MIR SE. There will be an OSX version of MIR Pro, when that is eventually released.

[:'(]

 NIce, I want it!

But my browser is kicking me out at checkout pretending That "The security certificate presented by this website has expired or is not yet valid" ??!!

Ha well, i'll wait ontil this thing get fixed. :-(

Y

Huh? That would be very disappointing as an OSX version of MIR in its current form is essential.

OSX 10.6 is 64 bit, or am I missing something?

@Jeff K said:

Huh? That would be very disappointing as an OSX version of MIR in its current form is essential.

I think you'll have to wait for MIR Pro.

@jammusique said:

OSX 10.6 is 64 bit, or am I missing something?

That is correct.

DG

Having tried the demo of the full version it'd be great to demo this version. I say this as although I could run the full version, my PC is not super powerful and so I could only get perhaps 10 instruments working with decent latency.

If this version really does lessen the requirements slightly, it would be nice to know by how much - either if people could post their results when they have chance to buy and test  or ideally by being able to demo the "cut down" version

All in all, given the amazing sound I was getting from the albeit small ensembles in the full version this seems like a very sensible move by VSL if those without the super computers can use it!

Thanks!

2 x XEON E5320, 16GB RAM,  M-Audio Delta AP192

Ah, I ordered it as soon as I saw it online, but something went wrong with my order [:(] ...

... but maybe someone at VSL could take care of it (Stefan?),

@stevetrumpet said:

it would be nice to know by how much - either if people could post their results

keeping fingers crossed ...

Michael Meixner

MacPro 24 GB, i7-930 12 GB, Metric Halo ULN-8

Btw, the "Neuer Saal" has been renamed tp "Berio Saal" as they finally found some sponsor.

(After ages of having lots of conerts in Konzerthaus most funny halls as Alban Berg Saal, Schönberg Saal ...) I was the first time pretty confused in getting some invitation to Berio Saal ~ 1 year ago...)

Any plans in changing this also in Mir Products?

Hi Michael,

Your order has been fixed, please check your mailbox. :-)

Best wishes,

Stefan

I wonder if MIR SE would run on a Mac by using Boot Camp.

@Stefan said:

Hi Michael,

Your order has been fixed, please check your mailbox. 😊

Best wishes,

Stefan

Great! Just downloading ...

I'll sing VSL's customer support' praise to everyone [Y] (as I did before, for sure)

@Gary Dugan said:

I wonder if MIR SE would run on a Mac by using Boot Camp.

Yes, of course it will. You can run the full MIR under bootcamp.

DG