Greetings!
I've just wrapped up an interesting experience - mixing a full CD project using Vegas. I love Vegas as a video editor, and it works pretty well for audio projects too.
One of the issues I ran into, however, had to do with the SIR VST plugin. This is a impulse response reverb plugin.
Actually, the plugin itself works great and sounds great. Latency is correctly compensated for, and there are some really nice reverbs available.
However, the one really annoying issue is that it doesn't persist the name of the impulse file correctly. So, the next time the project is opened, it is using the default reverb impulse again. All other settings are stored correctly.
As a workaround, I've attempted to use SpinAudio's VST wrapper with bad results (crashes - loses track of the dll), as well as the fxpansion VST wrapper that I own a license to (no latency compensation).
I've also tried this on my laptop (Dell latitude 800 w/ 1.6GHz proc), and my main machine (dual Opteron 246's, Tyan K8W motherboard), all under Windows XP SP2. Same results either way.
Anyway, I'm seriously considering another CD project for Vegas, but I'd really like to know how to get SIR running reliably as it is a wonderful tool.
Thanks.
-Rohde
PS you can find the SIR plugin here:
http://www.knufinke.de/sir/index_en.html
I've just wrapped up an interesting experience - mixing a full CD project using Vegas. I love Vegas as a video editor, and it works pretty well for audio projects too.
One of the issues I ran into, however, had to do with the SIR VST plugin. This is a impulse response reverb plugin.
Actually, the plugin itself works great and sounds great. Latency is correctly compensated for, and there are some really nice reverbs available.
However, the one really annoying issue is that it doesn't persist the name of the impulse file correctly. So, the next time the project is opened, it is using the default reverb impulse again. All other settings are stored correctly.
As a workaround, I've attempted to use SpinAudio's VST wrapper with bad results (crashes - loses track of the dll), as well as the fxpansion VST wrapper that I own a license to (no latency compensation).
I've also tried this on my laptop (Dell latitude 800 w/ 1.6GHz proc), and my main machine (dual Opteron 246's, Tyan K8W motherboard), all under Windows XP SP2. Same results either way.
Anyway, I'm seriously considering another CD project for Vegas, but I'd really like to know how to get SIR running reliably as it is a wonderful tool.
Thanks.
-Rohde
PS you can find the SIR plugin here:
http://www.knufinke.de/sir/index_en.html