I successfully used b-format impulse responses from York Uni's OpenAir
library in my 12 speaker cube array at the end of June. This was for an
assessment for my MA in Creative Music Practice at University of Wales
Newport. The IR from York Minster was spectacular and gave a solidly 3D
impression even in 1st order.
For information - I was using it in a Max patch going through 2
instances of the Reverberate VST from LiquidSonics. Each was set to dual
parallel (i.e. two independent convolution engines) giving me a total of
4 (WXYZ)
The entire reverb was done in the B-format domain and with b-format
sends from each input and subsequently mixed back into the B-format mix
buss prior to being decoded to the 12 speaker array
Untitled Document ** <mailto:si...@logic-workshop.co.uk>
using first order for reverb is fine as the overall localisation is not
critical. In the next incarnation of my system I will have a 3rd order
mixer but still using a 1st order send and reverb
Simon
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