AFIII My first FullRes IR's

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Tonic

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Hi all,

FullRes IR's are really a game changer to me.
I have just started to make IR's with FullRes format in a very good recording studio.
The acoustic there is really great, so that"s a big plus for roomy sounds.
The first pack is a very good (and old) Mesa Boogie 412 OS ( I have dozen other cabs that are waiting to be recorded :))
Here is a little sample with a Marshall 1987X jumped model.
No reverb was added, it's the natural reverb in IR's.
I have pushed the room microphone to max to hear the room effect.
Of course it's too much but I love to play with a lot of room.

I have just put a little EQ compression on the master because it was too dynamic ;)

 
Nice!

Tonic said:
Hi all,

FullRes IR's are really a game changer to me.
I have just started to make IR's with FullRes format in a very good recording studio.
The acoustic there is really great, so that"s a big plus for roomy sounds.
The first pack is a very good (and old) Mesa Boogie 412 OS ( I have dozen other cabs that are waiting to be recorded :))
Here is a little sample with a Marshall 1987X jumped model.
No reverb was added, it's the natural reverb in IR's.
I have pushed the room microphone to max to hear the room effect.
Of course it's too much but I love to play with a lot of room.

I have just put a little EQ compression on the master because it was too dynamic ;)

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normanaj said:
Are those IRs available somewhere? I wouldn't mind using them for an in the room band jam ;).
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Nowhere at this time...
I ll keep you in touch.
I really think that making fullres IR s in a Real good studio is more important than standard IR s
 
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