The IK Multimedia CSR Hall Reverb Processor Software Plug-In (Download) is designed to model the acoustic reflections and reverb characteristics of a concert hall. The software can be operated in either easy mode or advanced mode. In easy mode, the most basic controls are available including mix level, diffusion, reverb time, low time, high frequency point, and high frequency dampening.

Switching the software to advanced mode enables the user to adjust additional parameters pertaining to the I/O, Time, Reverb, Color, and Reflection settings such as the input level, output level, and stereo image among others.

The plug-in is fully compatible with native 32- and 64-bit applications on both Mac OS X (Universal Binary) and Windows (XP/Vista/7/8) computers. It supports VST, RTAS, AAX, and Audio Units plug-in formats. It can also be used with the T-RackS CS standalone application (sold separately).

Models Concert Hall Acoustics    Easy and Advanced Modes    Supports 192 kHz Sample Rates    Full-Latency Compensation Support    32- and 64-bit Native Compatibility    Mac and Windows Compatibility    Mix, DIffusion, Reverb Time Controls    Low Time, High Frequency, High Damp    VST, RTAS, AAX, and Audio Units

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it come with all the respective wires or that's extra?

A: The IK Multimedia iRig Stream Ultracompact 2x2 Audio Interface for Computers, Smartphones, and Tablets includes a Lightning to Mini-DIN Cable, USB Type-C to Mini-DIN Cable, and USB Type-A to Mini-DIN Cable, which facilitate connections out of the iRig Stream and into different devices such as smartphones or computers. Audio cables for connecting sources to the inputs of the iRig Stream are not provided with purchase.

Q: 2. Is this the pack with 2 mic? If so, can i record on 2 different device?

A: This order came with two mics and I use them in tandem: plugged right into one another, but then plug into one device. What I have also done is individually plug each mic into individual channels on an interface and then into a computer via a USB connection. I am then able to control volume levels, add sound effect individually, but I lose portability. The microphones can also be used on different types of devices:video camera, iPhones, computers, etc... I hope this helps.

Q: 3. What power adapter would I get for this unit?

A: This can be powered via bus power or by using the iRig PSU 3A external power supply. Unfortunately we do not carry the PSU.

Q: 4. Looks like UK power connection. Do need to buy a US 120 60 Hz adapter for this?

A: No, if you purchase this in the US it's a standard US power supply.

Q: 5. I will the stream work for this situation I'm in. xlr mic TC-Helicon PerformV 2i2 Focusrite IRIg stream iOS(TikTok, livestream singing)?

A: There are better and simpler options for your setup. After coming out of the TC-Helicon Perform-V, instead of going into the Focusrite 2i2 and then into the iRig Stream (which has an RCA input for line level signal), a better option would be to go from the XLR output of the Perform-V to the XLR mic input of the iRig Pre HD (B&H # IKIRIGPREHD). The Perform-V has a mic level output and the Pre HD has a dedicated mic input and mic preamp. The Pre HD is an interface that will connect to your iOS device in the same manner as the Stream. It's not necessary to use two interfaces, so the 2i2 is not needed in the signal chain and all you will need is the mic, Performer-V, and Pre HD. You would also be able to connect the mic directly to the XLR input of the Pre HD if you do not want to use the Perform-V.

Q: 6. There is not on/off button on this device. Does unplugging all the connections effectively turn it "off" and conserve battery?

A: The battery life of the IK Multimedia iRig Stream Solo Ultracompact 3x1 TRRS Audio Interface for Smartphones and Tablets is dependent on its active use and device connections and should not be drained while idle or disconnected.

Q: 7. How long is the cord?

A: The iRig Mic Lav features a 66 cable.

Q: 8. Ask the following questions: a) How or with what type of cable do I connect it to the PC and if once connected the PC recognizes it as an audio interface? b) Has anyone used it in Linux?

A: The IK Multimedia iRig Pro Duo comes with a USB cable to connect it directly to a PC. You can go to your Settings----Sound menu in your computer while the interface is turned on, to make sure the Irig Pro Duo is selected as the audio input/output source for your computer. No one to my knowledge has yet confirmed compatibility with Linux and IK Multimedia has not confirmed compatibility with Linux.

Q: 9. Does anyone know if this mic could be connected to other devices, e.g cameras, recorders, if a 3.5mm TRRS to TRS adaptor was used?

A: Unfortunately it has not be tested, and can not confirm operation on a device other than smartphones however, using the proper adapter, the mic should function when connected to a device that is able to supply power to the mic. When adapting however, the headphone connection on the unit will not operate.

Q: 10. Can it connect an ipod classic 160 to a fiio Q1mii successfully?

A: This cable is designed for IK Multimedia products. Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee success with the Fiio Q1mii.