TL Space works best with IRs that match your current channel configuration. For example, if TL Space is instantiated in a mono to stereo configuration, stereo IRs will be highlighted in the IR browser. The IR information displayed in the display area shows how many inputs and outputs an IR has. For example, an IR listed as 2 input 4 output is a stereo to quad IR.If an IR is loaded that doesn’t match the current configuration, TL Space will try to create the best possible match with the IR provided. For example, if a stereo IR is loaded into a mono instantiation of TL Space, TL Space will sum the left and right channels in order to mimic a stereo reverb with both channels panned to mono.If an IR is loaded that is missing a required channel, TL Space will automatically create a phantom channel for the IR if needed. For example, if a stereo IR is loaded into a quad instantiation, TL Space will compute left and right surround channels automatically based on the existing channels. If a quad IR is loaded into a 5.0 channel instantiation, TL Space will compute a phantom center from the front left and right channels. Phantom channels are indicated by comparing the IR information displayed in the display area to the number of channels in use. For example, a 2 input 4 output IR used with a 5.0 output instantiation of TL Space will automatically have a phantom center channel created.