A convolution reverb takes a sample from a real-world space (called an impulse response or IR) and uses this to digitally simulate the reverberation of that space. "Only a convolution reverb can capture the ambience of a real space, or real hardware, and recreate it on a computer," explains Ableton sound designer Christian Kleine. "With a convolution reverb, you can easily access the reverb of many spaces, and still tweak them."

Convolution Reverb Pro allows for extended tweaking options such as EQ, damping, modulation, and more. "The reverse function in Convolution Reverb Pro is especially nice," says Christian. "You can modify an original IR to something completely new, and then resave the design as a new preset." Convolution Reverb Pro also allows for combining two IRs—one for early reflections, and one for late—for a hybrid sound that combines elements of multiple spaces.

Requirements
Live 11 Standard (version 11.1 or higher)
Max for Live

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