That does help! How intuitive is it? For instance, is it similiar to Altiverb where you can assign placement of instruments on the stage, or do you have to set that up yourself?

-thanks!

BW

Um, I'll explain as much as i know. Actually, and example would be best. I'll throw together 2 renditions of the same line, with and without K2's convolution. Is there any particular instrument you'd like to hear?

Wow, thanks Banquo!

What I'm mostly interested in is the sound of the percussion and horns, mostly snares, bass drum, timpani, and the entire brass section, I'd like to get that "from behind" sound....

Thanks a million!

-BW

@Horse Opera said:

I'd like to get that "from behind" sound....

-BW

[[:|]] [:O]ops: [:D]

DG

Yes yes, I know! What's the formal term for what I'm talking about?

-BW

[[:|]]

DG,
This is the 21st Century!

Aaah the youngsters of today, what do they get up to........!

Ermm,

Positioned at the back?

In my playing days, W/W and Brass were considered to be in the 'rear of the Orchestra.'

So i guess you're looking for that 'at the rear sound.'

Regards,

Alex.

[[:|]]

I guess it's fitting that the percussion and brass are the instruments most capable of imitating flatulence.

OK:

I had already started on some Violin examples before I read our post so here they are:

http://members.boards.ie/banquo.viol.zip

files are:

dry.mp3 [untouched]
rev.mp3 [with basic, adjustable reverb. this is the default setting]
violconv1.mp3 [with convolution, type 1]
violconv3.mp3 [with convolution, type 3]
violconv4.mp3 [with convolution, type 4]

K2 comes with special convolution files for string orchestral instruments. There's no type 2, for some reason. *shrugs*

Next is the horn:

http://members.boards.ie/banquo/horn.zip

hdry.mp3 [same]
hrev.mp3 [same]
h1 [convolution]
h2 [convolution]
h3 [convolution]

Hope any of this helped,

*Rob.

Thanks Rob!