Re: Free Impulse Response files for guitarists

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Am 26.03.2013 14:44, schrieb James Stone:


On Mar 26, 2013 1:01 PM, "hermann meyer" <brummer-@xxxxxx> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I've found a amassing Free (CC BY 3.0) Impulse Response files pack for metal-guitarists (20 amps) here:
> They are well trimmed and sound amassing, to be used with IR.lv2, jconvolver or guitarix.
>  
> http://www.virtualampstash.com/thread/191/ir-pack-metal-amps-bestplugins
>
> Another Free Package from Dredd (Bestplugins) is here:
> http://www.virtualampstash.com/thread/187/mega-ir-pack-bands-bestplugins
>
> As well dedicated to the metal lover here. 8-)
>

Thx! Not tried them yet, but I am wondering what the second load of IRs is? It just looks like a load of bands/songs and I don't understand how you would generate an ir from that.. I guess it might be able to model the overall reverb on the track but I  can't see how it would be of relevance to modeling individual guitar amp internal reverb?

Those IR's didn't do a reverb, okay, they do as well a bit of reverb, some of them, but, they are most mean as a kind of EQ.
I haven’t checked out the second package, because my interest is more EQ'ing of amps (in the case of convolution), and therefor the first package is  great. Just a kind of distortion before the convolver, and you be done.

Dredd created a lot of very nice IR-files, as well he is involved in amp modeling to, I remember I've read somewhere were he explain what the second pack is mean for, and how he do it, but I didn't  have it parade right now. :-)

I guess the videos there will show a bit what you can do with them.

greets
hermann

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