Does Ambiente Use Convolution or Impulse Responses (IR)?

Overview: Clarifying Ambiente's underlying technology and how it differs from traditional reverb techniques.

• No Convolution, No Impulse Responses
  Unlike many room simulators and reverbs, Ambiente does not rely on convolution or pre-recorded impulse responses (IR) to create its acoustic effects. Instead, it uses advanced mathematical modeling to calculate the real-time reflections of sound waves within a simulated environment.

• What Makes Ambiente Unique?
  By bypassing convolution and IR, Ambiente can offer a level of flexibility and customization that traditional reverb tools can't. You’re not limited to a fixed set of impulse responses; instead, you can modify room size, material properties, and microphone positions dynamically. This makes it possible to tailor the acoustic space to your exact needs, without the constraints of pre-set environments.