free Convolver VST?

I'm looking for a freeware Impulse Convolver in the VST format

I'd appreciate any recommendations, free is preferred, but willing to pay for one if necessary.

http://www.knufinke.de/sir/sir1.html

my favorite

i don't think this can do real-time live input on both A & B but i'm sure there is something out there if that's what you require

SIR!!~@!~@

great 'verb

edit: while we're here, if anyone's found any killer impulses, pulse 'em at us?

i was looking at SIR2 earlier, i didn't think to look at SIR1. figured it was $$ too

I'll try this out, thanks!

also, if there are any packs of impulse responses that you recommend, i'd love to check some out.

http://noisevault.com seems to have a ton

SIR1 was just what i was looking for, thanks watmms

That's an excellent little blog I have bookmarked it.

convoboy LITE. http://www.elevayta.net/product7.htm

used to be free but now they charge a "$0.90 bandwidth fee", its worth it though.

  Bubba69 said:

convoboy LITE. http://www.elevayta.net/product7.htm

 

used to be free but now they charge a "$0.90 bandwidth fee", its worth it though.

off their website

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There are, in addition, some unique features that are not found on any other convolution based plug-in.

i wonder what features, they don't seem to list them on the website. Any idea?

I have the full version, I'll try to figure it out tomorrow.

oh yeah, so convoboy just has a bunch of tools to mess with the convolution samples, like truncation(manual or using a threshold), reflection, reverse, and ways to load convolution into both channels. Stuff like that, nothing spectacular but useful nonetheless.

I also wanted to mention Nebula which is a dynamic convolution plugin. Its designed to emulate effects that work dynamically by using a special kind of multisampled IR rather than a single IR like you would find in a convolution reverb or delay plugin. This allows them to emulate classic analog EQs, compressors, and reverbs, and other machines and give you the ability to change the parameters of said devices. Its not perfect but it is able to be pretty accurate with some effects. http://www.acusticaudio.net/

there is a free version with about 10 or so different effects to try out.