Red outline illustration of the Vienna Konzerthaus interior for MIR 3D RoomPack 1, showing an orchestra stage, audience seating, and ceiling chandelier on a dark background.

MIR 3D RoomPack 1 – Vienna Konzerthaus

List
€ 235

Time for a Concert

The Vienna Konzerthaus stands as one of the largest and most artistically innovative institutions in the world of music. At its inauguration in 1913, it was one of the most modern buildings of the Danube Monarchy. MIR 3D RoomPack 1 offers a staggering 11,000 impulse responses from four halls and the grand foyer of this unique building.

Overview

  • Multi-Impulse Convolution Pack for Vienna MIR Pro 3D

  • Vienna Konzerthaus: Grosser Saal, Mozartsaal, Schubertsaal, Neuer Saal, Foyer and main stairwell

  • 11,000 impulse responses

  • Augmented directional resolution for third-order Ambisonics

Large, empty concert hall or auditorium with a central stage, two sections of red seats on the ground floor, and two curved balconies with green seats. The walls are light blue and white with tall windows and sconces, and three large modern chandeliers hang over the stage.
Grand concert hall interior with rows of empty red seats, a large orchestra stage, classical columns, and ornate gold and white architectural details.
Grand ornate staircase with gold and black banisters, leading down to a brightly lit, expansive hall with tall white columns, gold accents, hanging cube-shaped lanterns, and a statue in the distance.
Wiener Konzerthaus in Vienna, Austria, with a colorful banner on its facade, street with vehicles, and a large white modern building in the background.
Vienna MIR Pro 3D software showing a virtual orchestra stage with instrument positions, seating, and audio mixing controls.
3D rendering of Vienna MIR Pro 3D software showing an array of virtual instruments positioned on a simulated concert hall stage, including a large transparent sphere representing the main microphone.

Acknowledgement

This RoomPack contains room responses with augmented directional resolution, improving their spatial mapping in direction and depth. Our first-order measurements were augmented to third-order Ambisonics by Franz Zotter, Matthias Frank and Elias Hoffbauer (University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz, Institute of Electronic Music and Acoustics) in 2022.

Reverb Times

  • Grosser Saal: 2.2 seconds

  • Mozartsaal: 2.0 seconds

  • Schubertsaal: 1,8 seconds

  • Neuer Saal: 1.6 seconds

  • Foyer: 4.8 seconds

System requirements

MIR 3D RoomPacks require Vienna MIR Pro 3D or Vienna MIR Pro 3D (24). For further details on system requirements, please refer to those of Vienna MIR Pro or Vienna MIR Pro 24.

Red outline drawings of six unique 3D room environments from the MIR 3D RoomPack Bundle, including a gothic cathedral, modern auditorium, futuristic hall, and stage designs.

Part of our MIR 3D RoomPack Bundle

Vienna Software Package visual: audio mixing console faders, abstract data symbol, sound wave graphs, and numbered data points, illustrating audio processing capabilities.

Part of our Vienna Software Package