Point your iPhone at a space and capture it, a room, a plate, a stairwell, or whatever you can think of, using nothing but your phone's built-in mic, then load that exact space into Foundwaves. The quick capture isn't trying to be a lab measurement, it's meant to hand you a real, characterful space to shape and push around. A calibrated Pro Mode for professional room modeling, a proper measurement, not just the character, is in development as a future in-app upgrade.
Foundwaves Capture on iPhone, point, capture, tag with a photo, export.
The standard transient and balloon-pop captures, using nothing but your iPhone's built-in mic, aren't trying to be a scientific measurement. They're meant to hand you a real, characterful space you can shape and push around in Foundwaves.
Planned: a calibrated sine-sweep capture for an accurate, lab-grade impulse response, coming as a future in-app upgrade, for when you need the real measurement, not just the character.
Tag each capture with a photo, so a library of spaces stays organized by what they were, not just a filename.
Export a .foundwaves file and load it directly into Foundwaves back at the studio, or share a capture with someone else running the plugin.
Most convolution reverbs ship with a fixed library of spaces someone else recorded. Foundwaves Capture lets you build a library out of spaces that actually matter to you.
Foundwaves Capture is still in dev and testing and is not on the App Store yet. When it lands it will be free, and quick capture will cost nothing. A calibrated Pro Mode for professional room modeling is in development as a future in-app upgrade.
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