Two Notes IR's

[Smittefar]

You should be able to do it using just the plugin

 

[State of Epicicity]

I take it you need Two Notes hardware for this?

Oh sorry, I should've addressed that haha. No, I use the Axe-FX III as my recording interface also, so I route everything with Reaper.

 

[Aivoryuk]

I have loved Wall of Sound for a while now, and when I got the Axe-FX III I tried to capture IRs from it the same way I’ve successfully captured IRs from other plugins, by sending a 30 second sine wave through it and deconvolving using Reaverb. But it does not work with Wall of Sound for some reason, which tells me there’s more going on. The IRs I've gotten, only the ones I've captured from Wall of Sound, have sounded just totally wrong and totally different from the plugin, as if there were no cabinet at all; just very weird sounding.

However, I have been able to capture them using the Axe-FX III IR Capture utility, and weirdly, that works just fine! I've always wondered what the difference is.

I captured using wall of sound only last week but I used Voxengo deconvolver to create the ir and it was fine

 

[nicolasrivera]

Hi all, has anyone tried incorporating Two Notes DynIR's with their Axe, I'm thinking of trying it but does anyone know what hardware i'd need and if it works?

Thanks

Two Notes makes great products, been using them for years now. DynIR is a marketing term just like any other company use, what makes them dynamic is that you can move the mics front and back of any given cabinet with up to 2 mics in the hardware units.

If you have an audio interface you can try this absolutely free using the wall of sound software from them, its free and comes with many free cabinets.

I have purchased many cabinets from them as I have done from Fractal, the real bottom line is that the end user is to blame for bad tone if we can't get great tone with what's available, regardless the brand.

 

[jaycal6]

Is there a way for me to use the Fractal IR Capture tool to generate an IR of Sonarworks headphone/speaker correction running on my DAW? That way I could load up the IR within Axe-Edit instead of having to play through my DAW and deal with the latency.

 

[State of Epicicity]

I captured using wall of sound only last week but I used Voxengo deconvolver to create the ir and it was fine

Oh cool. Thanks for letting me know that. I’ll give that try for sure then.

 

[Satch4u3]

Thanks, so do you put an Effects loop block in place of the cab in the Axe and then use that for you Two Notes hardware?

Exactly. Instead of the cab block you can use output block 3 or 4 out to the input of the Torpedo, out of the Torpedo into Input block 3 or 4 of the axe.

 

[Bruce Sokolovic]

I much prefer the workflow and flexibility of WOS. I tend to only use my amp block and shoot that into the daw when I’m looking for that workflow.

 

[Benjalaleaki]

pretty good IRs,thinking to buy the Friedman cabs

 

[Mark Pritchard]

I got the cab m on Saturday and it works just fine,I’m using as a 4 cable method. I will still use the Fractal IR’s but with this, it just adds more options if needed.

 

[Mark Pritchard]

Here’s a quick clip of a classic rock tone

 

[dicXjonesify]

I have loved Wall of Sound for a while now, and when I got the Axe-FX III I tried to capture IRs from it the same way I’ve successfully captured IRs from other plugins, by sending a 30 second sine wave through it and deconvolving using Reaverb. But it does not work with Wall of Sound for some reason, which tells me there’s more going on. The IRs I've gotten, only the ones I've captured from Wall of Sound, have sounded just totally wrong and totally different from the plugin, as if there were no cabinet at all; just very weird sounding.

However, I have been able to capture them using the Axe-FX III IR Capture utility, and weirdly, that works just fine! I've always wondered what the difference is.

I captured using wall of sound only last week but I used Voxengo deconvolver to create the ir and it was fine

Yeah, I’ve done it with my FM9, Wall of Sound III and Apple’s Impulse Response Utility and it worked great. Indistinguishable.

 

[State of Epicicity]

I captured using wall of sound only last week but I used Voxengo deconvolver to create the ir and it was fine

I finally got a chance to capture a Wall of Sound IR with Voxengo and it worked great. Thanks for the tip!

 

[Jason Scott]

I've cloned Wall of Sound IR's using Tone Match. Works great!

 

[Black_Bird]

I've cloned Wall of Sound IR's using Tone Match. Works great!

Could you please tell us how ?

 

[Jason Scott]

Could you please tell us how ?

For me, it works the same as Tone Matching any other pre-recorded source; same settings, same process. You're simply using the audio from the Wall of Sound plugin as the Tone Match block's reference.

 

[Fab8040]

But what have special this two notes irs? There are lot of great irs company already..

 

[Jason Scott]

But what have special this two notes irs? There are lot of great irs company already..

The difference is, Two notes DynIR's allow for positioning (a) virtual mic(s) in front of (a) virtual cab(s). That said, Two notes isn't the only company that offers this, but I like their implementation.

 

[Aivoryuk]

I finally got a chance to capture a Wall of Sound IR with Voxengo and it worked great. Thanks for the tip!

Cool glad you managed to get it sorted