REQ: Acousticas EMT 252 Impulse Response Library

Acousticas has announced the release of its new Impulse Response Library: Tinker Bell aka EMT 252 along with the EMT 250 and EMT Non-Lin options. The unit has been recorded analog with the EMT 252 converters and not digitally.

Consisting of 2,112 stereo impulses, Acousticas sampled just about every setting that the EMT 252, 250, NON-LIN and D-REV have to offer.

Users will be able to utilize the frequency-band multipliers of the real hardware with the IRs, as they have been captured as well, giving the user the same frequency-dependent control of the reverb as the hardware offers. Each reverberation time consists of multiple impulses, representing those. The impulses have been sorted for easy and fast access.

Acousticas spent countless hours making this library sound as close to the hardware as possible. There is not one impulse which has not received special care and attention, apparently. The modulation delay presets, supplied with the library, are playing a vital role as they recreate the "chorusing" effect, produced by the real hardware. One advantage of the impulses is that you can turn off the "chorusing" by simply not inserting the modulation delay. The hardware does not offer such an option.

Compatibility

Besides being compatible with any convolution reverb, capable of reading .wav files; Acousticas offer proprietary* preset support for the following plug-ins on both Mac and Windows** platforms: Altiverb, IR1 and IRL, Revolver, TL-Space, Space Designer, Structure, Kontakt 2 and Kontakt 3.

The official website of the dev already down. It's an old IR pack, wondering if anyone has it and willing to share.