Convex Audio has launched acoustic space simulation software that allows users to construct virtual rooms by defining physical dimensions rather than adjusting conventional reverb parameters. The Windows VST3 plugin enables independent control of width, length and height measurements ranging from one to 100 meters, with the simulation engine responding instantly to create environments from compact studios to expansive halls or unconventional structures like tunnels and towers.
The software provides precise positioning control for both sound sources and listeners within constructed spaces, enabling manipulation of stereo placement and depth perception. Users can modify the distance between simulated listener ears to adjust the stereo field width while advanced room characteristics remain adjustable. Additional capabilities include cross-instance synchronization for placing multiple elements within identical spaces, three parametric filters, reverb modulation and a randomization function for experimental workflows.
The plugin sells for 99 euros with demonstration versions available through the developer.
The software provides precise positioning control for both sound sources and listeners within constructed spaces, enabling manipulation of stereo placement and depth perception. Users can modify the distance between simulated listener ears to adjust the stereo field width while advanced room characteristics remain adjustable. Additional capabilities include cross-instance synchronization for placing multiple elements within identical spaces, three parametric filters, reverb modulation and a randomization function for experimental workflows.
The plugin sells for 99 euros with demonstration versions available through the developer.
