Overloud Rafa Sardina Spaces is a REmatrix IR library created by sampling Rafa's reverb chains at the Los Angeles Afterhours Studios. In order to faithfully replicate the reverbs of his 18 Grammy and Latin Grammy albums, all his reverb chains have been captured using the legendary EMI mixing console through which he runs his rack reverbs to create a unique and distinctive coloration and various API and Pultec EQs to shape their tone and add a magic analog vibe.

The library was created after extensive capturing and editing work. It includes 170 recombinable IRs and 200 presets created during real mixing sessions.

Reverb Chains of Engineer Rafa Sardina    6 Reverb Units from Afterhours Studios    Through EMI Abbey Road Mixing Console    170 IRs and 200 Presets    Includes REmatrix Player Plug-In

• AKG Acoustics ADR 68K
• Eventide H8000
• Eventide 2016
• Bricasti M7
• Sony DRE-S777
• Lexicon 960L
• Legendary EMI Abbey Road mixing console
• API and Pultec EQs

• 170 IRs
• 200 presets with a particular focus on vocals, percussions, guitars, keyboards, and acoustic instruments
• The effect chain reproduces the dynamic and the nonlinear components of the reverbs

• This library includes the REmatrix Player plug-in for free. REmatrix is the unique multilayer convolver, which allows you to load the IRs and blend them to create unique reverb flavors.
• REmatrix Player offers the same features of the REmatrix plug-in with a limited set of editing capabilities.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This may seem counter-intuitive. While I know I can use a cable with Canon cameras, I would still like to use the IR accessory not the cable. Some Canon cameras do have that option. Canons are not listed among the compatible cameras but I suspect the listi is not really for the compatible camera list, but the cameras that would HAVE to use the IR.So: can I use the IR accessory with a IR capable Canon camera ? Thanks !

A: While I was unable to find definitive information, what I came away with is that if your camera can be tripped by IR, this will work. However, as former motion picture camera assistant I would hasten to recommend using the hard wire set up as being more reliable.

Q: 2. Will it work with ue-20

A: Yes, the Panasonic AW-RM50AG IR Wireless Remote Control would be compatible, and work with the Panasonic AW-UE20 PTZ camera.

Q: 3. If I want to have one tube blue and the other red, can a single remote accomplish that? If so how?

A: Any number of fixtures can be independently controlled and set to just about any color. A detailed PDF of the manual is waiting for at this link- https://astera-led.com/Downloads/AsteraApp%20control.pdf

Q: 4. Will this work with the #AW-UE40KPJ?

A: Yes, the Panasonic AW-RM50AG IR Wireless Remote Control is compatible with the Panasonic 4K30 HDMI PTZ Camera with 24x Optical Zoom (Black).

Q: 5. will the AW-RM50G control a AW-HE60 ?

A: I do not know. I used it on an AW-HE2. Call Panasonic.

Q: 6. Can I use this controller with a WIRED IR extender/repeater to control a Panasonic AW-UE70 mounted where I do not have line-of-sight access to the sensor on the camera? In other words - does it use a non-standard wavelength or frequency transmission?

A: Regarding the frequencies - this is a better question for Panasonic and the manufacturer of the IR extender you are planning to use. Chances are that it will work. I have had excellent success with Niles IR repeaters and most every brand of remote that I have used with it (Sony, Samsung, Yamaha, Panasonic, JVC, to name a few) . For a more expensive and very reliable solution I use Universal Remote Control remotes and their MRF 350 RF base station so you don't need line of sight to an IR repeater. I have even used the supplied IR remote of various pieces of gear pointed at a mirror that aims at the equipment to go around a corner in a room and it is very reliable. The distance is a factor...RF is good for typically 50 feet, depending on the wall construction.

Q: 7. Can the battery be replaced by the user?

A: Yes, the battery is user replaceable.

Q: 8. how do i link this remote to my camera?

A: The PTZOptics IR Remote Control for PTZ Videoconferencing Cameras is an IR remote which does not have to pair with a camera. You just have to point it at the compatible PTZOptics camera you would like to control. IR Control Shortcuts: https://bhpho.to/4dj80pn

Q: 9. Can the remote start the recording on the SD-Card?

A: This Remote is designed to work with select Panasonic PTZ cameras, which may not have an SD Card for direct recording. For additional assistance with this question please email us directly at ask@bandh.com.

Q: 10. Does this work with an A7 Mk II?

A: It works fine with the Sony A7s. Should also work generel with Sony Cameras. Subject not on the IR Controller. The settings are in the SYRP genie!