Sun Nov 13, 2022 10:17 pm
I actually quite agree Markus, though the main problem I have with most samples played with IR's is that the voicing of the rank doesn't usually match the IR. As a result, I'll play the organ for a bit, until I reach a stop or part of the compass that isn't voiced right, then turn off the IR! The new prospectum set isn't bad for this though, it almost seems as though they voiced the dry samples to match whatever IR is selected.
However, when using IR's, I still sometimes get the feeling that I'm hearing the pipe's original reverb, and the IR at the same time, and it doesn't feel quite right. Maybe that's what you're talking about? I actually also get this problem with most multi channel sets if I play all the perspectives at the same time, they feel as though I shouldn't be hearing all these different reverbs at once, like there's something not quite right. Now the Pipeloops has 4 channels, but I haven't adjusted the settings, and it hasn't bothered me yet, maybe because it is a bit more dry. For a lot of multi channel sets though, I've given up on trying to adjust them, because they also don't sound quite right if I only play one perspective, or I try to adjust them, like they were voiced for all the ranks played equally together, and I'm missing something if I cut one out or drop the volume too much.
This is all in stereo, however. I'm sure if I had a multi channel setup it would be different, but I'm not there yet!