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@FractalAudio I don't know Cliff, I mean you sure know better what it's made of, but I hear it captures something from the room I never heard from another IR. More roomish distance in the mids and the top-end sounds more airy in a good way whereas other IRs can just provide a nice balanced fizz at best. It makes them easy to post EQ, I can cut and boost without having to nitpick with certain frequency peaks. Can also get tons of air that doesn't sound like bees.
When I make an impulse out of theirs (applying a match-eq on a neutral impulse), it matches the tone 99.9%, but there are still the above mentioned issues. The hard pan sounds wrong and so does the top-end airiness. I will add a comparison later to illustrate.
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First half is the IR, second are two note cabs + post EQ.
I did my best to get as close as possible from the best possible tone I could achieve. Still you should hear that the second half "opens up" a bit and its top end is juicier. On a side note, that IR is much closer than any other I ever had or made. But it sounds like a caricature (my best one though).
When I make an impulse out of theirs (applying a match-eq on a neutral impulse), it matches the tone 99.9%, but there are still the above mentioned issues. The hard pan sounds wrong and so does the top-end airiness. I will add a comparison later to illustrate.
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First half is the IR, second are two note cabs + post EQ.
I did my best to get as close as possible from the best possible tone I could achieve. Still you should hear that the second half "opens up" a bit and its top end is juicier. On a side note, that IR is much closer than any other I ever had or made. But it sounds like a caricature (my best one though).
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