Available for download, Convolution Space by Best Service comprises a library of atmospheric tones, all of them designed to be manipulated through the lens of selectable impulse responses which are, in turn, fed into the original sound-source by means of the mod-wheel on your MIDI-controller. This virtual instrument is powered by the Native Instruments Kontakt engine, which provides its own host of effects including EQ, delays, and phasers.

Produced by sound designer Magnus Lindberg, this virtual instrument is more than suitable for creating the atmospheric backdrops often found in commercials, films, video games, pieces of conceptual theater, ambient genres of music, and more. Its 8.5GB library is available for use in stereo and 5.1 surround applications. Convolution Spaces is compatible with both Mac and Windows platforms, and can operate in standalone, AU, VST, and AAX formats. Please note: this software is not necessarily intended to create melodic or harmonic structures; it is more of a sound-design tool that can evoke a variety of emotional states, using convolution techniques to blend sound-sources with impulse responses for atmospheric results.

8.5GB Library    Stereo & 5.1 Surround    Suitable for Sound-Design Purposes    Useful for Abstract Atmospheric Tones    Blends Abstract Tones with IRs    Includes NI Kontakt Player    Mac & Windows Compatibility    Standalone, VST, AU, & AAX

• Abstract: Particularly esoteric sounds
• Emotional: Designed to evoke timbres of beauty, sadness, or joy 
• Fantasy: Designed to evoke tones associated with fantasy genres 
• Mental: Intended to reflect states of the mind, ranging from the spiritual to the psychedelic
• Scary: Particularly useful for the soundscapes of horror genres 
• SciFi: Designed to evoke the future and all of its possible technologies 
• Underground: Dark tones for subterranean atmospheres 
• Deep&Rumble: Designed to provide relentless timbres, particularly suitable for evoking the cataclysmic in sound-design 
• Structures: Offers a sense of eeriness 
• Technology: The imaginary sounds of communicating CPUs and other future machines

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this okay with a 600D Pro?

A: Yes. The following unit is compatible with all Bowens light mount systems.

Q: 2. Can the articulated arm be attached directly to this or is something additional needed?

A: Articulating arms with a baby pin/5ths stud or a 1/4 20 thread can be attached directly.

Q: 3. How is the quality of the light from this, different from the Aputure Lantern?

A: The light quality is still soft, but due to the length there more coverage.

Q: 4. What's updated in the 3rd edition?

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Q: 5. Is this compatible with ARM Mac running xplane 12?

A: On this Logitech G Flight Instrument Panel, the Mac compatibility can be seen at this link: https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360025179494--FAQ-Flight-Instrument-Panel

Q: 6. Does this software come with the activation key?

A: Yes, vMix Basic HD Live Production Software + Six Virtual Sets comes with the vMix Basic HD license key.

Q: 7. Will Motu bpm 1.5 run in Reason 9.5?

A: Motu bpm 1.5 can run in Propellerhead Reason 9. Motu BPM 1.5 is a VST, and Reason supports that plugin format.

Q: 8. Is the length of the space light adjustable? If so what is the minimum length?

A: This light is not adjustable.

Q: 9. Does it work on Linux? If not, will it work without the software and without what features?

A: No, this would JUST work work macOS, Windows OS. You would need to have one of those operating systems in order for it to work.

Q: 10. How big is the opening at the top? How tight can this be cinched down to? Would the smaller reflector dish of the NanLite Forza 60 be too small to effectively use this space light? Thanks.

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