Here are some 16/44 stereo room impulses from a cheap@$$ 18-bit Alesis Microverb4 Cheap box yes, but you can never have enough impulses. I used a 12 sec sweep tone to capture the impulses.

A hardstyle kick echo.

Here are some 16/44 stereo room impulses from a cheap@$$ 18-bit Alesis Microverb4 Cheap box yes, but you can never have enough impulses. I used a 12 sec sweep tone to capture the impulses.

Here are some 16/44 stereo room impulses from a cheap@$$ 18-bit Alesis Microverb4 Cheap box yes, but you can never have enough impulses. I used a 12 sec sweep tone to capture the impulses.

Here are some 16/44 stereo room impulses from a cheap@$$ 18-bit Alesis Microverb4 Cheap box yes, but you can never have enough impulses. I used a 12 sec sweep tone to capture the impulses.

Here are some 16/44 stereo room impulses from a cheap@$$ 18-bit Alesis Microverb4 Cheap box yes, but you can never have enough impulses. I used a 12 sec sweep tone to capture the impulses. - from http://noisevault.com/nv/

Here are some 16/44 stereo room impulses from a cheap@$$ 18-bit Alesis Microverb4 Cheap box yes, but you can never have enough impulses. I used a 12 sec sweep tone to capture the impulses. - from Noisevault

Large fake space.

My attempt to recreate the ambience from the cult SNES game Super Mario World. This ambience is when you're in the caves. Created through a white noise burst played through my homebrew plugin JBM SPaCer.

This archive contains a set of impulse responses that were measured froman Alesis Microverb II digital reverb unit. The impulse responses were obtained by stimulating the input of the effect unit with a very narrow pulse, and recording the output of the effect, with the wet/dry mix set to 100% wet.