The MIRx Pernegg Monastery from Vienna Symphonic Library is a convolution reverb extension for the Vienna Instruments and Vienna Instruments PRO players. It features spatial models of the 16th century monastery church of Pernegg, a small village situated in the north of the Waldviertel region (Forest Quarter) of Lower Austria. Based on the company's MIR (Multi Impulse Response) technology, the extension is a convenient and affordable way to integrate the sumptuous acoustics of this renowned concert space into your music productions.

The church's five-sided choir apse and nave are unencumbered by pillars and contribute to the distinctive acoustics of this architectural rarity, swathing your instruments in up to 3.8 seconds of lush ambience. Using pre-configured responses, each Vienna Instrument or Ensemble can be placed in a perfect position around the altar, for a perfectly balanced orchestral sound.

To add timbral depth and variety to your spatial mixing, choir, harmonium, and some percussion instruments also offer the option to be located on the choir gallery in the back of the nave, behind the microphones.