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How to Use Dear Reality - dearVR Pro v1.2.0 for Immersive 3D Audio Production

If you are looking for a powerful and versatile plugin to create immersive 3D audio for music, videos, film post-production and VR, you might want to check out Dear Reality - dearVR Pro v1.2.0. This plugin is a state-of-the-art spatializer that lets you position and move audio sources in a 3D soundstage with ease and precision. You can also choose from 46 realistic virtual acoustic environments to place your sounds and adjust their reflections and reverb. Whether you are mixing in binaural, Ambisonics or multi-channel speaker formats, dearVR Pro v1.2.0 can output the highest-quality 3D audio in over 30+ formats, including Dolby Atmos.

In this article, we will show you how to use Dear Reality - dearVR Pro v1.2.0 for immersive 3D audio production. We will cover the following topics:

How to install and activate the plugin

How to use the 3D spatializer to position and move audio sources

How to select and customize virtual acoustic environments

How to output 3D audio in different formats

How to use the Clarity algorithms to optimize the spatial perception and tonal balance

How to Install and Activate the Plugin

To install Dear Reality - dearVR Pro v1.2.0, you need to download the plugin from the Plugin Alliance website[^1^]. You can choose between AAX, VST3, VST or AU formats depending on your DAW. The plugin supports Windows 7 or higher (64-bit) and Mac OS X 10.9 or higher (64-bit).

After downloading the plugin, you need to activate it using your Plugin Alliance account. You can either use an online activation or an offline activation with a USB flash drive. You can find detailed instructions on how to activate the plugin here[^1^].

How to Use the 3D Spatializer to Position and Move Audio Sources

Once you have installed and activated the plugin, you can insert it on any audio track in your DAW. The plugin interface consists of four main sections: Spatializer, Room, Output and Settings.

The Spatializer section is where you can position and move audio sources in a 3D soundstage using a graphical XYZ-pad or separate sliders for azimuth, elevation and distance. You can also use automation to create dynamic movements of sounds.

To position a sound source using the XYZ-pad, simply drag your mouse around the pad until you find the desired location. The pad shows a top-down view of the soundstage with the listener in the center. You can also use the mouse wheel or the zoom buttons to change the scale of the pad.

To position a sound source using the sliders, simply adjust the values for azimuth, elevation and distance until you find the desired location. The azimuth slider controls the horizontal angle of the sound source relative to the listener's front direction (0Â°). The elevation slider controls the vertical angle of the sound source relative to the listener's ear level (0Â°). The distance slider controls how far away the sound source is from the listener (in meters).

How to Select and Customize Virtual Acoustic Environments

The Room section is where you can select and customize virtual acoustic environments for your sounds. You can choose from 46 realistic presets that simulate different types of spaces such as concert halls, car interiors, rooms, churches, cellars, staircases, bathrooms, booths, warehouses, arenas, outdoor streets and live stages.

To select a preset, simply click on the drop-down menu and browse through the categories and subcategories until you find the one that suits your needs. You can also use the arrow buttons or the mouse wheel to scroll through the presets.

To customize a preset, you can use the sliders for Size, Absorption and Reflections. The Size slider controls how big or small the virtual space is (in meters). The Absorption slider controls how much sound energy is absorbed by the walls of the virtual space (in dB). The Reflections slider controls how much sound energy is reflected 061ffe29dd