Altiverb 6.3.3

Altiverb 6.3.3 is a useful and effctive convolution reverb for Mac OS X and Windows XP. It uses top quality samples of real spaces to create reverb, ranging from Sydney Opera House to the cockpit of a Jumbo Jet.

Altiverb 6 offers the most extensive set of parameters, it supports all professional plug-in formats including protools TDM on the Mac, parameter automation and surround. Altiverb 6 gives you a choice between iLok SmartKey or Challenge/response copy protection, it lets you sample your own spaces (currently Mac only), and Altiverb is efficient on your cpu.

Major Features:

1. Altiverb 6 Regular
   • Windows: VST, RTAS and Audio Suite.
   • Mac OS X: MAS, Audio Unit, RTAS and Audio Suite, Universal Binaries for both Power PC and Mac-Intel Power PC VST
   • Full parameter automation
   • an impulse response browser that replaces the impulse response popup menu.
   • mono to mono, mono to stereo, and stereo to stereo channel configurations.
   • supported sample rates up to and including 96 kHz.
   • 40 automation preset memories for total-recall via parameter automation.
   • iLok or Challenge-Response authorization.
   • Sample your own spaces or gear (Mac only)
2. Altiverb 6 XL:
   • This version adds to Altiverb 6 Regular:
   • • All channel configurations up to 5.1 surround.
     • TDM support, on Mac OS X for all HD DSP chips, Accel and non-Accel and expansion chassis. TDM sample rates supported: 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, 88.2 kHz and 96 kHz zero TDM latency at 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz. At 96 kHz sample rate 2 milliseconds latency (0.002 seconds or 200 samples)
     • supported sample rates for RTAS, VST, AU, MAS and Audio Suite up to and including 384 kHz.
   • Typical Altiverb 6 XL TDM system usage examples at 48 kHz:
   • • mono to stereo Small Concert Hall with a 2.1 second reverb tail takes one HD|Accel chip.
     • mono to stereo Large Concert Hall with a 4.2 second reverb tail takes two HD|Accel chips.
     • mono to quad Church of 4.2 seconds takes four HD|Accel chips.
   • In addition work on support for HD (non-Accel) chips is well underway.
     

Requirements: Mac OS X