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Sound Effects 105
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Acoustics simulator
Open the acoustics simulator via the menu "Effects" > Reverb/Echo. You must
select the object you want to apply the effect to first.
This very efficient high-end effect can transfer the sound characteristics of any
room and effect device to your audio material. To do so, a so-called impulse
response is extracted in the original room, this is like recording a "bang".
There are several impulse responses to choose from; listen to the list and you
will be able to identify the type of room easily. Different sound characteristics
of rooms, such as reverb, reflections, echo, damping and resonance can be
"copied" using this method.
Sophisticated algorithms can "add" your audio material to "this room" – after
that a "dry" voice will sound like it was sung in a church. The quality of the
reverberation and spatial impression is much higher than all standard synthetic
reverb methods. No more undesired crackling, rattling, and rumbling.
Some impulse responses are available in surround format, that is, the reverb
was recorded separately at the front and at the back of the original room. This
way, MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab MX can reproduce this surround reverb in
your audio material. Simply activate the "Surround" option in the dialog.
MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab MX automatically changes into the surround
mode, the audio material with the surround reverb is placed on the 2nd track.
Functions of the controls:
Preset: Select the room impulse response you want to use for the room
acoustics simulation. Click on "Play" to start playback of the impulse response
for testing purposes. Some presets have the word "surround" in their names,