Preset Library
Factory presets are ready-to-use starting points: they set room geometry, materials (reflections/diffusion), positions, and global controls to quickly achieve a credible character. Names are descriptive and do not reference brands.
For consistency, presets are tuned for instant monitoring: by default they use Stereo mode and Dry/Wet at 50%. You can then tailor them to your mix by adjusting Dry/Wet and refining dimensions, walls, and positions.
Catalog (quick descriptions):
Iconic Rooms (Inspired)
- Studio: A — very large scoring stage: spacious and airy, great for orchestral and big spaces.
- Studio: B — mid‑large historic live room with a natural, musical character.
- Hall: Hampstead Scoring — large, controlled hall with a rich but readable tail.
- Room: Sunset Live A — large live room with punch and present early reflections.
- Room: Sunset Live B — medium live room, more compact and immediate.
- Room: Hell's Kitchen Live A — “rock” live room: energy and presence, bold ambience.
- Room: Barnes Live — “wood” character: warm and full-bodied, with good diffusion.
- Room: Village Curved A — asymmetric/curved room: very high diffusion and a wide image.
- Room: Detroit Soul — medium‑small room with more damped highs and a “vintage” vibe.
- Hall: Berlin Meister — large historic hall with a full, diffuse tail.
- Hall: Culver Grand Stage — large scoring stage with controlled early reflections and great depth.
- Chamber: Hollywood Echo S — small echo chamber: bright and specular, great for slap/echo.
- Chamber: Hollywood Echo L — larger echo chamber with the same character and a more developed tail.
- Arena: Docklands Dome — huge arena with strong lows and a “grand” stage.
- Arena: Round Garden — round arena with diffuse early reflections and a shorter tail vs. the dome.
- Outdoor: Ancient Amphitheatre — outdoor amphitheater: open scene with strong low‑frequency reflections.
- Outdoor: Modern Stadium Bowl — outdoor stadium with a more “open” and less bright tail.
Archetypes
- Hall: Gothic Nave — large stone nave: very reverberant, dense, and long.
- Room: Concrete Stairwell — concrete stairwell with specular reflections and a “hard” character.
- Room: Tile Kitchen — small bright reflective room, perfect for close sounds.
Generic
- Studio: Control Room — small controlled control room with dry early reflections, ideal for subtle ambiences.
- Studio: Recording Room — compact treated live room: natural and balanced.
- Room: Treated — “standard” treated room: neutral and easy to fit in a mix.
- Room: Untreated — lightly treated room with more obvious reflections and a rougher character.
- Room: Bathroom — small and very bright, for obvious effects and presence.
- Hall: Club — medium venue with energy in early reflections and a moderate tail.
- Hall: Concert Hall — large natural hall with a long “classic” tail.
- Arena: Classic — generic indoor arena: big and impactful.
- Outdoor: Stadium — outdoor stadium with a wide, open scene.
- Hall: Cathedral — huge space with a very long, dense tail.
- Hall: Castle — large stone space: wide and resonant, with a “historic” character.
Quick pick: for short, controlled ambiences use “Control Room” or “Treated”; for bright, close sounds try “Bathroom” or “Tile Kitchen”; for wide cinematic tails start from “Concert Hall”, “Cathedral”, or the “Iconic Rooms”.
