Description
Position Your Instruments Inside Teldex Studio
Teldex Studio is famous for decades of classical recordings (Telefunken and Decca), film music, and is also well known to composers being the studio where most Orchestral Tools sample libraries are recorded.
The signature sound of this recording stage – approximately the same size as Abbey Road One – has been captured by recording special signals emitted from the main orchestral stage positions with the studio’s main microphones and processing these recordings into acoustical “fingerprints”, also known as impulse responses (IRs).
Meticulous post-pro editing has resulted in a very consistent and accurate set of IRs in True-Stereo format. If you are already familiar with previous IRs from Samplicity, you know they are rated among the very best, with low signal-to-noise ratios and excellent stereo imaging.
With its flexible handling of microphone perspectives, time-alignment, early reflections and reverb tails Berlin Studio allows you to seamlessly mix and match virtual instruments from different vendors in a unique acoustic environment.
Of course Berlin Studio is also an excellent tool for making real instruments sound like they were recorded in this great venue.
Specifications
All Samplicity software is 64 bit
MacOS 14.5 (Sonoma) down to OSX 10.14 (Mojave). Native Apple Silicon support
Windows 11 and 10
Plugin formats: AU (macOS), VST3 and AAX (Pro Tools)
Zero latency at sample rates 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz
10 samples latency at 88.2/96 kHz and higher (< 0.12 msec, not reported to host)
Downloads
Installers are available on the downloads page.
Free demo
Without a license, the plug-in works as a 14 day trial.
When a blue Activation window is displayed, click on the Try button.
Alex Heppelmann
Leandro Gardini
Alex Pfeffer
Daniel James
Jacques Mathias
Downloads
Current version: 1.3.5 (2024-06-17)
Current installer for macOS
Version 1.4.0, 2024-09-17, 354 MB
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Current installer for Windows
Version 1.4.0, 2024-09-17, 234 MB