RockerAlex
Inspired
As we all know recently there's been quite a few GREAT IR releases including Ownhammers High, Mid, and Low Gain Essentials, Cab Packs from Fractal and of course our very own Clark Kents release and DO NOT get me wrong, I own about 75% of these and they are awesome, I appreciate the hard work going into these ...
but ...
For some reason I couldn't seem to get the tone I was hearing in my head dialled in perfectly, there was always a little 5% of something missing no matter what IR I used from this extensive library I have now collected up ... Until I found Fremens V17 pack. He shows us the IR called "ASEM Recto V30 L2" in his FW17 patch making video and it couldn't be any nearer to the "perfect" IR sound I've been looking for ... and it's freely available.
So, my question is, what is it about this IR that's been so different the others I've tried? Can anybody do a frequency spectrum graph on this or something?
As you can hear it fits perfectly into a mix, NO post EQ!
but ...
For some reason I couldn't seem to get the tone I was hearing in my head dialled in perfectly, there was always a little 5% of something missing no matter what IR I used from this extensive library I have now collected up ... Until I found Fremens V17 pack. He shows us the IR called "ASEM Recto V30 L2" in his FW17 patch making video and it couldn't be any nearer to the "perfect" IR sound I've been looking for ... and it's freely available.
So, my question is, what is it about this IR that's been so different the others I've tried? Can anybody do a frequency spectrum graph on this or something?
As you can hear it fits perfectly into a mix, NO post EQ!