Importing iZotope Iris 1 samples into Iris 2
Please read the statement below from iZotope regarding the changeover from Iris 1 to Iris 2.
Iris 2 has been completely redesigned and contains numerous new features and improvements that were not available in Iris 1. For this reason, Iris 2 installs in its own separate location with a separate library of samples and patches. We recommend that you keep Iris 1 on your system to recall original sessions that used Iris 1, because it will always have its own unique sound and character that you may want to recall.Iris 1 patches can be loaded in Iris 2, but because of all the new features in Iris 2, some parameters (like Modulation and sample locations) may need to be reassigned.Also, for sample content that was not included with the Iris 2 content packs, you will be directed to a missing samples dialogue where you can relink your samples to the original .irss files. Please note that these will not be converted to WAV files in your new Iris 2 library.We strongly recommend that you re-save any Iris 1 patch as an Iris 2 patch in the Iris 2 library instead of simply ‘updating’ the patches in your Iris 1 library. This way, Iris 1 will always be able to find and open its original presets.
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