Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Convolution Reverb Tutorial
I created a short tutorial with a video that shows how I set up Hauptwerk 4 to add reverb. I think my procedure is simpler than ones I have seen described elsewhere. It's also an inexpensive approach (the software is all free or donationware).
http://stephenschaub.org/hauptwerk/ReverbSetup.php
I hope others find it helpful.
Stephen
http://stephenschaub.org/hauptwerk/ReverbSetup.php
I hope others find it helpful.
Stephen
Last edited by sschaub on Sat Jan 05, 2013 9:18 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Thanks so much!!! One question. Why did you choose 32 bit and not 64?-for Hw plug in?. Goodness knows why, but I would have selected 64 were it not for your demo.
Ron in Minnesota
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
I believe I have read that, even when using 64 bit Windows, you'll have better success with 32 bit VST plugins, unless all of the software in the VST chain is 64 bit (including the audio driver). And, 32 bit worked for me.ronnymn wrote:Why did you choose 32 bit and not 64?-for Hw plug in?. Goodness knows why, but I would have selected 64 were it not for your demo.
Stephen
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Stephen, I can't begin to thank you enough. I was messing around with Reaper, off and on, for several days and never did even get sound, much less Reverb. With your method, I had it up and running in just minutes!
Since I just purchased the PAB Medium set, this could not have come at a better time.
Again, your efforts are appreciated. (I just hope this thread is seen in this forum section!)
-Chris
Since I just purchased the PAB Medium set, this could not have come at a better time.
Again, your efforts are appreciated. (I just hope this thread is seen in this forum section!)
-Chris
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Stephen,
Nice work! I posted the link to your tutorial on the VTPO forum and within the first hour had a report of successful implementation from a user.
If you feel up to it, a second tutorial demonstrating multi-channel reverb would be a welcome addition.
Joe Hardy
Paramount Organ Works
VTPO Moderator
Nice work! I posted the link to your tutorial on the VTPO forum and within the first hour had a report of successful implementation from a user.
If you feel up to it, a second tutorial demonstrating multi-channel reverb would be a welcome addition.
Joe Hardy
Paramount Organ Works
VTPO Moderator
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Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Having sucessfully installed Reverberate LE and Cantabile 2, I come to a full stop when clicking 'New plug-in' in the Cantabile set-up. I get a blank window with no option of Hauptwerk VST link or ReverberateLE. Any clue as to whats wrong? Otherwise, this looks a very promising package for reverb.
Richard
Richard
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Stephensschaub wrote:I believe I have read that, even when using 64 bit Windows, you'll have better success with 32 bit VST plugins, unless all of the software in the VST chain is 64 bit (including the audio driver). And, 32 bit worked for me.ronnymn wrote:Why did you choose 32 bit and not 64?-for Hw plug in?. Goodness knows why, but I would have selected 64 were it not for your demo.
Stephen
Excellent job on the tutorial.
Bill
Last edited by elpaharo on Sun Apr 15, 2012 2:10 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Richard, it sounds to me like you need to go into Setup|Plugin Options and use the ADD button to tell Cantabile where to look for your Plugin(s).Kronenberg II wrote:Having sucessfully installed Reverberate LE and Cantabile 2, I come to a full stop when clicking 'New plug-in' in the Cantabile set-up. I get a blank window with no option of Hauptwerk VST link or ReverberateLE. Any clue as to whats wrong? Otherwise, this looks a very promising package for reverb.
Richard
For example, the Hauptwerk link is known as HauptwerkVSTLink-64bit.dll or HauptwerkVSTLink-32bit.dll and is located (on my computer) in "c:\Program Files\Hauptwerk Viartual Pipe Organ VST Link Plug-In" therefore you need to tell Cantabile to look in that directory for that plugin.
As to the ReverberateLE.dll, it is located in c:\Program Files\VSTPlugins (on my system where I had the installer put it) So, you also need to tell Cantabile where the installer placed the dll file.
If you do not remember where they are then just do a Windows search for the file names that I listed above.
Bill
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Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Richard,Kronenberg II wrote:Having sucessfully installed Reverberate LE and Cantabile 2, I come to a full stop when clicking 'New plug-in' in the Cantabile set-up. I get a blank window with no option of Hauptwerk VST link or ReverberateLE.
Richard
When you click 'New plug-in', a drop-down menu opens. One of the options is 'Choose file / plugin'. Click that option, then you can browse to find the Hauptwerk VST or Reverberate LE plug-in.
Stephen
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Bill,elpaharo wrote: Excellent job on the tutorial.
For what it's worth, from Reaper 3.2 onwards, a 32-bit bridge is built in, and you do not need any extra SW to use 32-bit plugins in 64-bit Reaper. As a result, you can run 32 bit and 64 bit VST plugins; the current rev is 4.22/64 bit Reaper.
I agree that Cantabile is easier to learn and set up, but, Reaper has a lot of excellent features to consider as well.
Bill
Thanks for the kind words and for the info on Reaper. I agree that Reaper is a great package; it is the first one I tried. I use Cantabile Lite because it's free and easier to set up for the casual user. I am hoping the tutorial will allow more users to have success with Hauptwerk and reverb.
Stephen
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Joe,toplayer2 wrote: Nice work! I posted the link to your tutorial on the VTPO forum and within the first hour had a report of successful implementation from a user.
If you feel up to it, a second tutorial demonstrating multi-channel reverb would be a welcome addition.
Thanks for posting the link to my tutorial. It's great to hear of someone having success with it.
I wish I could do a multi-channel reverb tutorial, but I have only a stereo setup at present.
Stephen
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Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
I am still having problems setting up this reverb. I have now managed(somehow) to get the ReverberateLE plug-in onto the Cantabile menu but can't get Hauptwerk there. How is it that the demo sample automatically picks up the presence of Reverberate LE and Hauptwerk?
Richard
Richard
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Richard, I think you may be mistaken, the demo does not automatically pick up the plug-ins, you have to browse to them. I know, because I just followed the demo, this morning, and all works perfectly. I think you probably just missed that step in the procedure.
I wish you good luck!
-Chris
I wish you good luck!
-Chris
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Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
Thanks for your reply Chris. I appear to have a problem with Hauptwerk plug-in initalisation failing each time. I got a message about jBridge at one point. Is there incompatibility if your system is 64 bit?
Richard
Richard
Re: Convolution Reverb Tutorial
RichardKronenberg II wrote:Thanks for your reply Chris. I appear to have a problem with Hauptwerk plug-in initalisation failing each time. I got a message about jBridge at one point. Is there incompatibility if your system is 64 bit?
Richard
If you are seeing a jBridge message then it is possible you are running 64 bit Cantabile Lite and should be loading the 64 bit Hauptwerk AU/VST Plugin.
Bill
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