Overloud REmatrix

Free Download Overloud REmatrix full version standalone offline installer for macOS. It is a unique tool that redefines the way you create reverbs.

Overview of Overloud REmatrix for macOS

It is a unique tool that redefines the way you create reverbs. Having more reverbs in parallel on different buses is the secret weapon of many pros. It allows the creation of more structured spaces and unique control of the tone. REmatrix recreates this process in a single plugin. It offers five parallel convolvers where you can load separate IRs and easily blend them to compose your final reverb.

Whether you use the high-quality factory library (based on the well-known MoReVoX libraries) or your custom libraries, REmatrix lets you approach reverb with a brand-new perspective and create unique and unparalleled textures.

Features of Overloud REmatrix for macOS

• A huge factory library
• Integrated FX Chain
• You can build your IR by summing up five separate IRs, offering a new level of customizability inside the reverb.
• Each of the five IRs can be adjusted using multiple parameters, while additional filters offer further tonal control. It has six master effects to refine the reverb sound and fit the needs of your final mix.
• Combines the best of convolution reverbs along with unprecedented levels of flexibility.

Technical Details and System Requirements

• macOS 10.9 or later
• AudioUnit, VST, and AAX plugins

FAQs

Q: Can I use Overloud Gem REmatrix as a standalone application?
A: No, REmatrix is a plugin that works within compatible Digital Audio Workstations (DAWs). It supports popular formats such as VST, AU, and AAX.

Q: Can I import my impulse responses into REmatrix?
A: Yes, REmatrix allows you to import your impulse response files, giving you the flexibility to use custom reverbs captured from real spaces or created with other tools.

Q: Is REmatrix CPU-intensive?
A: While REmatrix utilizes advanced algorithms, it is optimized to provide efficient CPU usage. However, the CPU load may depend on the complexity of your reverb settings and the number of instances running simultaneously.