Standalone IR Loader?

[verstft]

Any software IR loaders that have standalone real-time monitoring? So far Cab lab 3 is the only one that I found that seems to have that feature.

I've been running into some issues with MixIR2 so I'm seeing what's out there in 2017.

 

[silky smoove]

Use any convolution reverb plugin that allows you to load external IRs. I’m primarily a Logic user so I just pull up an instance of Space Designer, but any convolution reverb plug should do the trick.

 

[Mcgiver69]

If I'm not mistaken Reaverb from Reaper can do that, download it (it is free) and play around with it.

 

[Frank Tuesday]

Poulin LeCab. You can load 6 IRs simultaneously. Switch between them easily or use them in series.

 

[Mcgiver69]

Poulin LeCab. You can load 6 IRs simultaneously. Switch between them easily or use them in series.

Yes I forgot about that one, nice little piece of free kit.

 

[verstft]

Thanks guys. I was looking specifically for soft that was standalone for real-time monitoring, not VST's. Cab lab can be round direct to your sound interface for live monitoring.

 

[seamonkey]

Savihost can turn a vst into a standalone
SAVIHost

I use it all the time to audition vst and vsti

At the same site is vsthost which is a lightweight vst host, and does great midi

Chainer is another great option
Chainer

Steinberg has a free host also.

 

[verstft]

Savihost can turn a vst into a standalone
SAVIHost

I use it all the time to audition vst and vsti

At the same site is vsthost which is a lightweight vst host, and does great midi

Chainer is another great option
Chainer

Steinberg has a free host also.

Thanks for the recos. I'm on a MAC, but did a little research and as you guys pointed out, a super light VST host was the ticket. I got this free vst called MiniHost.
I was worried about latency but at 48k with a small buffer, I get virtually no latency or sound artifacts.

I love the UA console but the lack of gate and IR support was driving me nuts.

Now I can practice through my Tone Hammer DI and run it through a DB115 cab IR with virtually no delay!