How To Mix VR Audio | DearVR Pro Review | 3d Audio Demonstration
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- THIS VIDEO REQUIRES HEADPHONES! DearVR Pro from Plugin Alliance is a great solution for 360 mixing. Learn How to Mix VR Audio in your own home studio in this DearVR Pro Review.
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The DearVR Pro plugin from Plugin Alliance is an easy way into creating 360, VR and Augmented Reality audio mixes. Whether you're in a pro or home studio DearVR Pro makes it really easy.
Check out this video to see how you can get mixing in360!
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All the visual cues you added in this video to explain the capabilities of this tool were accurate and extremely help. I hated it in other people's videos when they just start clicking the bypass button on and off to show nuances like in mastering for example, things most noobs like will struggle to hear anyway, oh and even using different parts of the songs were even the instrumentation has changed....🙄
Very likely you are the smarter music gear reviewer in youtube. 🤩
Thank you so much!! Really glad you found this video useful. It's still one of my favourites....
You certainly cranked it up a couple of notches in this video. You are a very talented young man with a great set of skills and you seem to quickly master every new product that you work with. Great product too. Bravo.👏👏
Thank you. But I'm only virtually young 😂😋😅
I almost freaked out when you went to change the battery and heard you behind me haha! had to take my headphones off just to make sure!
Ha! Careful. I might be behind you right now. Boo! ;)
One guy wasn't wearing headphones. This video is amazing!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! Was a blast to make :)
You are killing it!! Thanks man 🔥🤘🏽
Thank you...this is one of my Favs!
Wow! This is very impressive! Thanks!
Thank you too!
This is so cool. I wish I had th emoney but in the current situation I'm completely jobless.
Hang in there! Tough times out there....
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Dude, that was great. Really cleared up a lot of things for me. I instinctively bought it when I saw it on offer but have been trying to use it to create virtual spaces in my standard speaker mixes as opposed through headphones, even though I appreciate the constraints of Binaural recordings. I was looking for something that would provide me with the capability to create different spaces such as when you use convolution reverbs. Have you ever used it in this way? Thanks again for the video. Actually if you have any plug ins that you would recommend providing virtual spaces for 5.1 mixes that would be really appreciated. Using Reverence from Steinberg which I like and Audioease which I don't really like as it is a bit gimmicky for me.
Glad you enjoyed it! I've dabbled with convolution reverb but not enough to comment. To be honest, as I mentioned in the video, this was my first foray into 360 audio. The concept came to me after using the plugin on the first day. As for 5.1, dearVR covers this off plus 25 others. I don't see why this can't be an option for 5.1 . Obviously your DAW needs to be setup properly to do a full 5.1 mix. And you need the speaker setup. But once that is established, could this not be your go to?
@@LonelyRocker Hey man, yeah I have a proper 5.1 setup but can't seem to route it how I want it to be. I';; keep fiddling. If I come up with anything I'll let you know. And if you DO suddenly come across a convolution reverb that makes your hair stand up on end let me know ha ha. All the best and keep up the good work.
Digital Mixes routing will 100% be done in your DAW before you use any plugin. I’d get that sorted before you mess with the plugins. Happy to keep in touch if either of us makes a good discovery. Thanx for stopping by!
The directions of the guitars are sounding absolutely perfect to my ears, but the hight of the signals are not as accurate. Especially the "Lead-Guitar" appears higher up in the headphones as it appears in the video.
Is this due to my audio setup?
That could be for varying reasons. Mainly my interpretation and knowledge of the plugin at the time. There are height adjustments you could make. I don't think there is anything you could change in your setup that would make a difference with the perception of height but there are tweaks that can be made within the plugin. That being said, even physical surround systems will have "height" limitations depending on where the speakers are placed. Perhaps you just have a very finely tuned ear :)
Great Video man! Appreciate it!
Thnx and my pleasure!
I would have been interested to hear how it fairs in placing sound behind you. Is it convincing?
I did put some examples and I talk about that in the video. Perhaps you missed it? You do need headphones for sure to get that effect...
BTW , Anyone wanting to experiment, Theres a Free version, not a demo or limited as a plug in itself, just nowhere need the option of DearVR Pro.
Check out dearVR Micro...Not all the surround options , but does 3D spacial placement.....
Its perfect just for music to add depth .. oh, and Free!
That’s a good starter but it’s really just a 360 panner . Perhaps a good intro to the concept and free, so worth a download.
Hi. Great video as always. I like what this plugin is doing. But I may be alone here... my mind seems to recognize there is something wrong here and when I listen to the processed versions my head gets a little dizzy. I think something in this procession is weird under the hood and some sensitive people recognize it. It's live with those digital projectors which have a colour wheel. It can spin as fast as it can, I always see the rainbow effect ;) Cheers
Always good to hear from you. I think augmented reality is a tricky thing. Your mind knows it's not real but the tech is trying to fool you that it is. Either way this is a fun plugin with so many possibilites. Thanks for your thoughts as always!
@@LonelyRocker I think your comment is spot on. How are your results when using on a single instrument in a usual stereo mix? I heard the plugin is only capable of processing mono tracks, it's that true? Thank you. Have a great weekend.
@@nichttuntun3364 Logically when creating 3D mixes you use a collection of mono signals and place them in a 3D space. Stereo doesn't make sense in this case because you are working with the extra dimension. It won't translate. But mixing in stereo you can absolutely use this plugin to create hyper stereo tricks.
@@LonelyRocker thanks :)
Hi that is great demonstration, but how can i use more output format? i'm using FL studio and if i choose dear vr VST3, the output format is grayed out except Binaural and Stereo. 5:27
But if i choose dear vr VST2, then all of the format is there, but the output is Mono.
I'm sorry for my bad english hope you can help!
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed the video. I believe it depends on how your project is setup. Since I don’t use FL studio send a note to Dear Reality support. I’m sure they will help you.
Is that Nick harris at the begining?
Who’s Nick Harris? It’s just me in there.
Hola sirve para Mac con M1?
I´ve subscribed :)
but I saw there a speaker option. I´m curious how would you use it for regular mixing
Awesome, thank you. If you are working in true surround with at least 4 speakers you can take of the headphones and do it for real. In 2 channel with speakers, from what I can tell, you can mix normally. You won't feel the 3d space but the plugin is killer when creating space and depth in a traditional stereo situation. Gives you more options than just slapping a reverb on a track. If you try it that way let me know...
I have a couplh of questions: are there movies made using VR? Also, is there an app that I can do VR recordings? great stuff
Sure there are. VR creation is more complicated than just an app. Good topic to research on TH-cam.
Hi Lonely Rocker! I am hoping you are still out there. Sorry for dropping you a comment this way. I am wondering if you can provide me with some direction. The documentation for DearVR Pro is OK when it comes to using the plugin but of no value on how to get it. (bounce or render) to a format that I can use.
I use Pro Tools and Nuendo. So I know the setup/workflow for each will be different. I make music videos and short videos that I would like to include spatial video for my TH-cam channel. I use Premiere Pro and Media Composer and would like to add/import (Binaural, Ambisonics or Multi-Channel) audio and output as needed. In this case YouTub.
Lonely Rocker and you help with this workflow?
Kind Regards,
Rob Hanson
Hi Rob. I'm very much still here. This was actually one of my favourite videos but I'm really not an expert in these audio formats. And I really focused on Binaural. I was a little confused about the setups too. I can't say for sure but I assume your audio interface needs to conform to these formats (I could be wrong). Have you tried contacting Dear Reality? As I'm not a Pro Tools guy I wouldn't be much help there. They seem very approachable. I hope you can find some assistance. Keep me posted...
Does this work in real time? Can you move it and the spund moves and records?
I believe you can keyframe any parameter to give it movement...
Very cool but how to export the track so yt can hear in 3d ?
All you do is bounce out your stereo track and the effects you hear will be applied. Remember, when you are working on headphones you are actually working in stereo. So the surround effects you are hearing are being simulated through the DearVR algorithm. Once you bounce it out, all of those effects are printed in your mix.
@@LonelyRocker Thanks Buddy :)
ok so in order to have surround or 3 d on YT what I select in the daw output
?
@@virtualfitnesstv If you want real 3D you need to be ona. system that supports 3D. For Binaural simulated 3D you just export as stereo as with any audio. any deeper questions I'd recommend reaching out to Dear Reality...
I have Nuendo... I want to focus on both music AND Go-Pro footage, foley audio and scoring...
Which DearVR Pro software do I need as a minimum? Their (DearVR's) website is WAYYYyyyy too overwhelming!!!
Hmmm...I would send them a message. I'd hate to steer you wrong. I have no experience with Nuendo.
@@LonelyRocker Thanks
@@LonelyRocker How does room sizing work? As I saw you adjust the room sizing, I did not see the legend at the bottom right of the grid change... (I promise that I am not attempting to "sharp-shoot". I merely have ADHD, and written text is not absorbed well by my mind at all.
There’s a bunch of other settings in the plugin. The grid is just for position. They different room settings determine the type or size of the rooms
@@LonelyRocker Thank you. I appreciate your time and attention on the matter.
Great video, thank you! It looks like you are using the Ambisonics approach with this? I'm looking in to doing some mixing with either Ambisonics or Binaural, from what I can gather only TH-cam and Facebook currently support Ambisonics, so for a general streaming release on Spotify etc it seems that the only option would be to use Binaural?
Might be interesting to add some details on the differences between the two, I'll definitely be doing some comparison of the two although I think a TH-cam only release is probably not a good idea...
Thanks!
Thank you. It appears so. I did this in binaural and it seems to translate well across different devices wether it be ear buds or proper headphones. Would be fun to experiment anyways.
Hey there @@LonelyRocker, oh right , you set up surround outputs in Logic, perhaps I'm mistaken as I'm new to this; Binaural is just a stereo format so no surround set up should be necessary?
@@stumaxwell Exactly. It's the best way to simulate the surround effects in Stereo. The cool thing with the plugin is you can simulate all different surround formats working in stereo. In the future, you could move a project to a studio that can handle true 360 formats for final output. Let's you design bigger formats in a smaller 2ch home studio. It's pretty cool. Note the "occlusion" setting. This setting helps you place sounds behind the listener. Have fun!
Ok cool, I'm curious though what was the reason for setting the output to surround / quad in the example? Thanks 😀
Oh, I see the confusion. I forgot that one point. The developer suggests setting up your DAW project in Quadrophonic but using the plugin setup as Binaural to process the simulated 3D audio effects. The final mix will be bounced down to stereo but this combination of settings will give you good results for simulating surround on a stereo system. Let me know if this makes sense.
That's crazy
Good crazy or bad crazy? 😜
very cool... i could see someone like kanye making a vr audio experience
Anyone can make a cool VR experience with this...that's what makes it so cool...
You're not lonely anymore.
In this video I’m beside myself 😂😂
Hahahaha 170 days left!
Why im watching this on acid 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
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