Kazrog
Member
Hello all,
It's been ages since I last posted here, but I have some cool news to report. As some of you may be aware, when Recabinet first launched in late 2008, it was a pack of IRs. Gradually, it morphed into its own FX plugin for Mac and PC recording software, and the IR library was phased out, for reasons that now seem pretty silly to me. Many of my users are also Axe FX users, who have live and studio workflows that demand consistent tone. Why not give guitarists more options?
In total, the 3 volumes span over 3000 individually recorded IRs. The overall philosophy is to provide mix-ready sounds, as opposed to overly tweaky options that you could far more predictably use a parametric EQ for.
(More info here)
If you have any questions, just reply below.
PS - these IRs are provided as WAV format only, just in case that wasn't clear.
It's been ages since I last posted here, but I have some cool news to report. As some of you may be aware, when Recabinet first launched in late 2008, it was a pack of IRs. Gradually, it morphed into its own FX plugin for Mac and PC recording software, and the IR library was phased out, for reasons that now seem pretty silly to me. Many of my users are also Axe FX users, who have live and studio workflows that demand consistent tone. Why not give guitarists more options?
In total, the 3 volumes span over 3000 individually recorded IRs. The overall philosophy is to provide mix-ready sounds, as opposed to overly tweaky options that you could far more predictably use a parametric EQ for.
(More info here)
If you have any questions, just reply below.
PS - these IRs are provided as WAV format only, just in case that wasn't clear.
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