In this video I’m turning my kid’s room into a reverb I can use in any convolution reverb. This is a quick DIY method that can produce surprisingly good results. I’ve done this with just an iphone to record with a handclap as the impulse and used it in music projects.
I’m using a Zoom H5 with standard XY condenser mics.
I’m testing different impulse sources and positions, and different mic positions/distances.
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Please take note of my mistakes to achieve even better results.
Download the final impulse responses here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vshg2hnzt8ikdpu/REAPERBLOG_KIDSROOM_IRS.zip?dl=0
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One response to “How to sample a room and use it as a reverb – Impulse Response Tutorial”
You also can do this with transfer function technique (proposed by ISO 3382 -2 ) easily with REW. Just set your audio interface on preference, conect the mic and One of your loudspeakers and boom, extract the impulse response of that setting (loudspeaker – room – microphone) in wav format.