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@Soultrash Speaking of that, I came up with a simple trick to get rid of the issue with the spacialization of IRs, blending front generic IRs with some far-field back mics from Two Notes, which add in-the-room dimension to the mids (and a bit of comb effect), and can be overloaded and excited to add density to the top end. You can manipulate it to get some dense hissy, thumpy tone with a strong room effect that doesn't disturb the balance of the front IR. It still asks for a bit a search to pan it right, but it's an improvement imho. It kind of restores what the IRs lack. You can ear it there , part 4 is the front mic alone, and part 5 is the back mic, then both at once. The egnater sample also gives a better idea of what it does to hard-panned guitars.
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@sam I considered it and assume the tone of my answer. When somebody quotes another and answers at the 2nd person, it logically heads for that other person. I am thankful for everyone who gives their opinion on the topic - even those who threaten to boycott my topics - because that's what I asked for and you are all customers with a valuable opinion on Cliff's products. However I am not a product of Fractal Audio myself so opinions about me and my understanding of the product are uncalled for, unless I say something that might mislead another, which I didn't. Hence for a customer to patronize me about my understanding for no reason, assuming their authority on the subject, is plainly insulting and unacceptable.
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@sam I considered it and assume the tone of my answer. When somebody quotes another and answers at the 2nd person, it logically heads for that other person. I am thankful for everyone who gives their opinion on the topic - even those who threaten to boycott my topics - because that's what I asked for and you are all customers with a valuable opinion on Cliff's products. However I am not a product of Fractal Audio myself so opinions about me and my understanding of the product are uncalled for, unless I say something that might mislead another, which I didn't. Hence for a customer to patronize me about my understanding for no reason, assuming their authority on the subject, is plainly insulting and unacceptable.