Distance parameter

[Marco Fanton]

Sounds great! What IR are you using?

thanks
this one

V2-OR1972 – VALHALLIR.AT

 

[lauke-lux]

Yes of course, the distance control is made for that, but yesterday I tried to tweak that parameter and I noticed something different. Maybe is only placebo like says @666was999
For sure the test is very cheap to do

This feature, if I understand well, is useful for solving phase issues when you use two different cabs.

 

[Marco Fanton]

This feature, if I understand well, is useful for solving phase issues when you use two different cabs.

yes.

 

[Patzag]

Do you have the AIR parameter at anything other than zero?

 

[Marco Fanton]

Do you have the AIR parameter at anything other than zero?

I set to 3-5% usually

 

[Patzag]

Well then, if I am not mistaken, you are mixing the dry sound with the IR and you will hear a change if you change the initial delay. Case solved?
Try the same experiment with AIR at zero.

 

[Marco Fanton]

Well then, if I am not mistaken, you are mixing the dry sound with the IR and you will hear a change if you change the initial delay. Case solved?
Try the same experiment with AIR at zero.

You are absolutely right!! I am idiot
In any case is good to know when you have tu handle more than one IR
Thanks

 

[luke]

in any case, do you note a difference? Or it is only in my mind?

It thins it out as that first hump moves to the right. Bass waves are larger and move slower.

 

[DBraz]

Let me help you:
https://valhallir.at/shop/v2-or1972/

Thank you. Purchased.

 

[666was999]

Oh Marco, it seems you are right. It really wasn't a placebo. You set it up in way it matters even without a 2nd cab. Wow!

 

[Marco Fanton]

Oh Marco, it seems you are right. It really wasn't a placebo. You set it up in way it matters even without a 2nd cab. Wow!

I'm happy, my mind is still working...

 

[Vio]

I did a sample. Maybe I am crazy but I hear a difference
...or I spend too much time in studio... and I need a pause...

I'm glad I'm not alone

https://forum.fractalaudio.com/threads/amp-in-the-room.169990/

 

[greiswig]

OK, I do hear a difference in Marco's vid, but...is that a looped clip? It sounds to me like differences in pick attack, maybe.

 

[Vio]

OK, I do hear a difference in Marco's vid, but...is that a looped clip? It sounds to me like differences in pick attack, maybe.

the keywords are "try it"

 

[ModelGuitarist]

Really hard to say from your example if there's a difference. Might be easier to hear if you put a static loop and then change the distance.

OK, I do hear a difference in Marco's vid, but...is that a looped clip? It sounds to me like differences in pick attack, maybe.

For this kind of comparison it's been really helpful to put the Looper in the first block, post-Input.

Then you can just record a sample, play it back and eliminate any difference in pick transients or how hard you hit the strings.

Also extremely helpful when tweaking amps, and such. Easier to listen closely when you're not half-focused on playing at the same time.

I'm glad there's an explanation because there is an ever subtle change; a softness that increases.

 

[greiswig]

the keywords are "try it"

The key words are "I will. When I'm able to."

Meanwhile, I thought, why not listen to what Marco posted?