The Sampleist - AIR Studios Reverb by Spitfire Audio - Overview + Composing With 

Thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it. We appreciate your support.

Much appreciated!

Yes, completely agree! Been using in other projects now and it’s amazing how it changes the over production sound. Clear, crisp and that Lyndhurst sound!

Thank you so much for your support it means a lot to us

​@@thesampleist Just so you know, I actually got this VST after watching your walkthrough as opposed to the Paul Thompson one. Loving it :-)

It is indeed! :)

Hi, thank you for your question. Yes, AIR Reverb will allow you to use libraries and plugged ins from anyone else and place your instruments inside of AIR Lyndhursthall Hall to allow you to experience the experience of performing inside of that amazing space.

Given the complexity of this particular plugin it’s our feeling that the plugin is quite reasonably priced. With 67,000 impulse responses and the sophistication of the positioning capabilities in a space like AIR Lyndhurst with front to back, side to side and up and down positioning from each of the 28 positions on the floor with the ability to raise and lower the canopy and also change the baffling materials on the canopy, the walls and the baffling materials in each of the three galleries, this is one complex plug-in that still provides a larger than life sound with a reasonable performance threshold. Many of the plug-ins that model certain rooms that are on the marketplace are simply modeled or contain a very low number of impulse responses and don’t provide anywhere near the measure of control but this one does. For us that makes a big difference.

@@thesampleist I'ts no doubt it's an impressive plugin and there's a lot of expertise gone into it, but I'm trying to figure out what it would give me practically speaking, comparing it to my current reverbs and I don't really see that kind of a leap in quality to justify the purchase. That said, if I ever win a small sum on a lottery ticket, I will reconsider ;)

It’s not *not* steep. Not nearly the most expensive reverb, not even in the top ten, but given its narrow focus… still, if it does one thing perfectly, and that thing is something useful to me (being able to combine SSO and other AIR Lyndhurst libraries with instruments recorded at Teldex, Zlin, EastWest, iso booth, outside, a barn, my living room etc etc), then I’ll grumble and gripe about it till the intro deal is over and have to wait for the winter sale.

@@ezpkns69 Yeah, If I had this kind of money I would probably get it, but for me 50$ plugins are sort of the roof at the time being. I'm currently just starting building up my library from scratch, 2months in, so I need to spend those money on better instruments instead I feel. But yeah, the people who made it knows it's value, and over time the market will decide if they are correct or not :) Ill stay with Raum for the time being, and upgrade one day in the future.

​@@thomandyIll hook ya up after I hit that Powerball tonight.😊

As long as each instrument is dry as possible, yes.

It works a bit differently to MiR so you can’t really put all the instruments inside the same room in the plug-in and move them around. But obviously you can for various groupings of instruments and single instruments. I’d personally do as I normally would and route each section to a reverb and set it accordingly. Hope that helps!

They are fun to watch!

I think he's using reverb on sends

It depends what and how you want to use the room. That' also depends how clever and artistic you are.