I'd love to try them. Thanks I'll check that search as u mentioned!Hi - There's a couple of 15" speaker IRs which may suit - search the cabs for the term 'Sub'.
Also, I captured some JBL 2225 IRs a few years ago (they'll be somewhere on this site! - Im not home atm and no time to find them sorry) - They might be just what you're after.
Thanks
Pauly
Nope8 string players might disagree, but they are just bass players in denial.
Thanks !Www.drbonkerssoundlab.com
Look at the 15 inch speaker ir collections.
For more info click on the pull down menus and click on the tabs.
Good to know!!! I'll try the pitch block idea! Any pointers on setting it up for this sub bass effect? It's on guitar so I'm thinking I still need the dry signal to pass through and the sub in the background, so I'm thinking a parallel pitch block maybe? Not sure about how to manipulate the block for this.To be clear: IRs don't "produce" sub bass. An IR is more like a filter that would either allow sub bass frequencies to pass, or block them. If you want sub bass from a normal guitar, you may need a pitch block.
Awesome! Thank u Sir!!The SYNTH block is even better for making awesome (mono) sub bass. Use a single sine wav with SHIFT at -24.