Redwirez Mixir2 Paper Guia De Usuario

mixIR2 Convolution Plug-in
Introducing the mixIR2, Redwirez’ very own high performance, zero latency convolution plug-in. The mixIR2 allows you to mix multiple IRs with minimal fuss and no loss of performance as you stack IRs. You can do stuff that previously required complicated bussing strategies and multiple plug-ins, all in a single plug-in. Now you have the power to sculpt your guitar soundlike never before. Mix mics, cabinets, reverb, EQ curves, and more with ease at levels of performance unrivaled by any other convolution plug-in. We designed it with guitarists in mind, but it works well for general purpose convolution duties, as well. Looks pretty cool, too.

Features at a Glance
• • • • • • • • • • Efficient, no-nonsense, drag-and-drop IR browser Zero latency, so it adds nodelay to the signal Run one IR or 30 with the same unmatched performance Efficient, optimized convolution engine with low CPU usage. Let's you run more plug-ins. Powerful internal routing allows you to mix IRs without messing with busses and sends Mix IRs in stereo with pan controls Upload, download, share and rate presets on redwirez.com Export your mix as a single IR in WAV or AIFF formats Noactivation, authorization, or copy protection to get in the way Neve 1073* EQ impulse responses included

© Copyright 2008-2011 by Red 5 Group, LLC dba Redwirez. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

System Requirements
Windows Windows XP SP3 or Later Minimum 1024x768 screen resolution 65MB of free disk space (includes installed IRs) VST-compatible 32-bit Digital Audio Workstation software*
* 32 to 64-bitbridging adapters are not supported.

Mac OSX 32/64-bit AU on Snow Leopard or later 32-bit AU on Leopard 32-bit VST on Leopard or later Minimum 1024x768 screen resolution 65MB of free disk space (includes installed IRs) VST or AU compatible 32/64-bit Digital Audio Workstation software

© Copyright 2008-2011 by Red 5 Group, LLC dba Redwirez. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Installing the Plug-in onWindows
The installation is pretty standard stuff. Just follow the on-screen instructions and you’ll be fine, with one caveat. When you hit the “Select Destination Location” screen, you should select your VST plug-in folder, by clicking the “Browse” button and locating your VST folder on your hard drive. If you do not select the VST folder actually used by your DAW software (i.e. SONAR, Reaper,Cubase, Samplitude, etc.) the plug-in will not be available in your DAW.

The installer will place the plug-in’s binary in the VST folder you select on this screen. The mixIR2 comes with a User’s Guide and some “factory installed” IRs and Presets. It places these under “My Documents” in a folder called “mixIR2”. The actual “My Documents” folder is in slightly different places on your hard drive,depending on which version of Windows you are using. Prior to Vista and after Windows 95/98 it is located at: C:\Documents and Settings\[user name]\My Documents. After Vista it is located at: C:\Users\[user name]\Documents. There is usually a shortcut to this folder on your Desktop, or under Windows Explorer. The uninstaller is also located in the [My Documents]\mixIR2 folder. The plug-in does notrequire activation or authorization. After some deliberation, we decided against inconveniencing our users with a copy protection scheme.

© Copyright 2008-2011 by Red 5 Group, LLC dba Redwirez. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Installing the Plug-in on OSX
The installer was built as a standard OSX install package. So, it should look familiar. You use the same installer for the 32 and 64-bit plug-in.There is one binary for 32/64-bit AU and one for VST. The plug-in runs 32-bit only on Leopard. On Snow Leopard and later the plug-in operates in 32 or 64-bit mode using a single binary. Double-click on the mixIR2.pkg file and follow the on-screen instructions. When you get to the part where you “Select a Destination” you must select your system drive. Unless you got cute and renamed your system...