Playing in AIR Studios (at home!) - Clarinet experiments
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- Опубліковано 16 тра 2024
- I'm playing my Clarinet in my little home studio and using AIR Studios Reverb to place it in the legendary Hall, but also a variety of ways to use the new plugin to make different sounds. (The 'pop' sound every so often is Logic cutting the clarinet take every time I hit stop!)
* also - if you look at the CPU usage on the Reverb thats the % of a single core on this old 2019 mac pro - 28 core machine so divide that reported % by 28 to get the overall CPU used.
!['ROOT' - Orchestral Film Music Recording [Air Studios]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LQ_dIJ1Hd6I/mqdefault.jpg)
Just bought it yesterday and I am absolutely floored at how good it sounds. I have my own 'Virtual' orchestral space to craft my music now. Thank you Spitfire. ❤
I love this plugin. It's absolutely the mutt's nuts. Very addictive indeed. Great one Paul. More reviews please.
Oh God he took his clarinet out now 🤣(Aside the great quality this thing has I think we need a Paul Thompson Clarinet library)
Thanks John! I don't think I've got the physical stamina to get through the hours of recordings!! Maybe it could be called 'Student Clarinettist' lol
@@PaulThomsonMusic hah nice one
Love seeing this -- mainly just for the sheer fun you're having.
Thank you!!
Very cool and appropriate demo Paul! Loved that you showed mixing in live instruments with this reverb.
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
We need more demos of this! I would like to a hear a folk, country or rock arrangement to see if the reverb works in that context too. £300 without a trial and no relevant demos just means lot's of people will not be buying this, even if it were exactly what they were looking for.
Paul, thank you so much for making this happening. Sir George Martin in our hearts ❤️
Thank you! Yes I was lucky to meet him once, I was in awe. Such an incredibly talented person.
That is amazing! I can not wait to get my hands on this.
Thank you!
I think you've hit the jackpot with this, Paul... such an awesome plugin
Thank you!
I was screaming at the screen. "please, Please play that acoustic guitar"
Haha.. ok next time!
I'm writing you from Japan.🇯🇵
I often watch your walkthrough. Your explanation is so clear.
I’m rooting for you.😊
Thank you very much!
Sounds beautiful Paul.
Thank you Brian!
This is SO cool.
Thanks Cedric!
I think this is going to be the best selling product you have made like ever. Got to wait for the price come down though as a struggling musician and video/audio producer.
Thank you!
This has got to be one of your best videos. In your own studio, playing the clarinet, and the coolest detail: no shoes on. ❤
Why would he be wearing shoes? :S
Haha! Yeah I like to have my shoes off when I'm playing, no idea why lol.. Thanks for your kind words!!
You finally sampled Lyndhurst Hall itself! Very nicely done!!
Thanks!
It's kinda like... for years they captured sounds within the hall, but now they have captured the soul of the hall itself, a sound without a sound. Witchcraft!
Great stuff 😎
Thanks!
You make me want to try this reverb with my wooden flute !
Thanks Stewen! Give it a go!
@@PaulThomsonMusic Done ! And it's beautiful !
Bravo !
Thanks!
really really good, specially for positioning instruments. im concerned of cpu as I plan to use on insert on multiple tracks. a demo would have been helpful to decide.
Thanks! No demo available at the moment unfortunately, but I'll be sharing CPU tests this coming week. You can have a ton of them running before you get to problems but I'll show that.
Hi Paul, would love to hear about your longer term plans are for Spitfire Audio. AIR Studios reverb is brilliant!
Thank you! We've got a number of very cool perpetual license products coming over the next year (and plans in place for the following year) with many recordings completed and underway. Plus recordings going on for LABS+, so we're super busy. More news soon!
Love the sound! The legato sounds a little unrealistic though. 😜Seriously speaking, the reverb sounds phenomenal. Finally something different amongst the reverb market!
lol!! yeah I could do with a bit of practice! Thanks for the kind words on the Reverb!
@@PaulThomsonMusic Haha don't worry, the legato is fine. You're welcome!!
Very cool Paul! Just an idea - instead of mixing the dry signal in using either dry/wet or using pre-fader which can be confusing to newcomers, why not just have a dry pass-through signal as the first fader in the GUI? That way one can keep all the mixing in the plugin itself.
Thanks! Thats an interesting idea, don't think I've ever seen that in a reverb! I'll pass on to the team for their consideration
@@PaulThomsonMusic I saw it on the Berlin Studio plugin (Teldex) and it’s a great way to keep it all ‘in the box’ as it were!
@@PaulThomsonMusic Just realised it's on VSS3 and even Space Designer. I sent you screenshots as a DM on VI-C. Cheers!
I really like the look of this but I wish Spitfire had offered a demo like most other companies do. It’s hard to tell how it works for the average user without trying it out. Probably would have resulted in a lot more sales if there was one.
Good-morning Paul,
Extraordinary this Reverb and thank you for your tutorials.
But I'm a little lost...
How should it be done?
Could you give your opinion on video or by responding to me on the panoramics?
How to do this, for example, should we put the 1 violins on the left in panning of the Logic instrument track and also on the left on the reverb?
And how best to do it also for the Reverb, directly on the instrument track or on a bus?
THANK YOU in advance Paul?
Thanks! Yes I'd do it that way. Pan the track where you want it in the stereo field, and then also send it to that area using the reverb on a bus. So set up a few busses - could just be Hall left font, left rear, right front, etc. - then you can use the on the instrument track for any special fx or unique sounds you want for a soloist
@@PaulThomsonMusic thanks a lot Paul!!!!
This is pretty cool! But.... some people have mentioned wanting to use their BBCSO library with this. The thing is, those kinds of libraries already come with reverb from a different space, as opposed to drier libraries such as Studio Strings so, I wonder, how to use wet libraries with this plugin without turning them into a mushy mess? What settings would you use, both on this and, say, on BBCSO?
Absolutely yes - check out the walkthru I show BBC examples - it’s not only possible but sounds fabulous!
Very nice, I'd love to try this on my cello.
I'd be interested to know how cpu usage is.
Thanks! Here, you can see two mics is about 8% of one core on my old 2019 intel machine. - which is 28 cores. So on that machine its about 0.29% of the overall CPU and thats quite an old machine. I'll be sharing some CPU tests this coming week.
Great demo, but I'd REALLY like a trial before buying this. Aside from making sure the verb would work with a variety of instruments; CPU usage is one question I have. THANKS!
Thanks Joel! We're looking at ways of doing this but it won't be quick. We decided not to go iLok route, and thats the easiest way to provide demos. Watch this space though!
@@PaulThomsonMusic Gotcha - most of us probably have iLok, but understand the decision to go your own route. I'll watch this space then ♫
Hi Paul. This is really nice. But I wonder if you considered placing some 'people' in the room to add the option of it sounding more like what we hear in films, when people are in the room. As it is, it seems to just sound like an empty room. What do you think?
Also, a tutorial on how you envisioned this being used when more simultaneous 'players' are performing would be helpful, as in, do you expect to route each instrument type to a subgroup and put one instance on each instrument group, or instead put one instance on the entire ensemble?
Thanks!
Thanks! We did a ton of research and tests before we settled on this approach. The way I tend to use it is sections going to a send so you can send from for example Cellos and Basses to 'Strings RHS' etc. so you end up with 5-8 instances to send to, set up for different areas of the Hall. Then when you want specific and non general effects I set those up separately.
@@PaulThomsonMusic Thanks Paul.
Hey Paul, loving the sound. Would you recommend this to a beginner mixer? Trying to get a good base mix across libraries using the presets alone.
Hi Vincent - thanks! Yes and we're expanding the presets this week with an update.
@@PaulThomsonMusic Awesome, looking forward I purchased it. Very much loving the epic and solo stuff.
All good, but the way he threw the clarinet, what the duck!!!
Hi Paul! Can you please show how AIR Studios Reverb works with Atmos?
Hi - we're working on a multi out version for a future update. For now though you can create an atmos send over a few Auxes, theres a variety of ways to set it up its very flexible! Can use the galleries or the canopy mics for height
Thanks Paul!
How’s the cpu?
this is about 8% for two mics on my old 2019 intel machine. 28 cores, so thats about 0.29% of total CPU. I'll be doing more tests to share this week.
@@PaulThomsonMusic grateful for the response from the doctor himself 🙏🏾 I’d be interested to see what the cpu usage is when each section has its own reverb. Looking forward to your test videos!
ua-cam.com/video/R935GfFQ3Ig/v-deo.html This part of your test sounded so silky smooooth! Really nice sounding reverb. 👏👏👏
thank you!
You buy Lexicon, VSS3, VSS4, Universal Audio, Eventide, Sonnox reverbs and think, 'OK I'm done with software reverbs'! Poor me! 😅
Its a journey without end!!