Hi all,

I am looking at MIR Pro 24 as an environment solution.

I am a LITTLE confused about MIR Pro, MIR Pro 24, and MIRx.

MIR Pro 24 is limited to 24 instruments - i think.

Which is great as i will be creating small jazz/rock/classical ensembles.

I assume MIRx are simply SPACE LIBRARIES.

How does MIR and Ensemble Pro 6 overlap? Do they? 

Is there any HOSTING/Networking ability in MIR Pro24?

I am in the middle of moving my studio, so i can't try the demo for another week or so.

I am thinking Room Pack 2 for my Fusion-esque style of compositions.

Any input appreciated.

fred

Hi Fred,

like Paul wrote. :-)

It is worth noting that Vienna Ensemble (which is a plug-in host) can be seen as the actual "homebase" of MIR Pro: The special features of this environment allow for direct communication between Vienna Instruments and MIR Pro, which is able to follow changes applied to instruments automatically. The "conventional" plug-in version of MIR Pro can be hosted diectly in the DAW of your choice and will give you the same sonic results, but many of the smart. semi-automatic moves mentioned before will have to be applied manually then.

One might add that the difference of MIRx and MIR Pro is much like the difference of a "ROMpler" and a sampler (assuming that you're familiar with this obsolete kind of 90ies studio lingo ;-D...). Both rely on massiv amounts of samples (i.e. impulse responses), but the "ROMpler" (MIRx) will offer little customisation options. - Here's a link to a forum thread that contains the comparison between the two products (you have to scroll down a bit):

-> https://www.vsl.co.at/community/posts/t36481-MIR-PRO-v-s--MIR-X#post224338

Kind regards,