acidfrost
Inspired
We all remember when we had mic "emulations" in the cab block.
Now that there are a bunch of mics emulations offering from Slate, Antelope and Townsend Labs, wouldn't it be great to have a similar system in the Axe for IRs?
Let me explain: IR manufacturers would shoot IRs of cabs with one of these mics, either made by Fractal or if Fractal has an agreement with one of those manufacturer.
Now since the emulation is inside the Axe, no need to shoot hundreds of different IRs, just of different position.
Even then, no need to shoot at different distances (see Slate's proximity fader).
So you get a couple IR of a particular cab instead of hundreds of files.
You upload them in the Axe and in the Cab block you choose the mic emulation you want, which would be compatible with the IR. You then slide the proximity fader to what you like. Boom done.
This can already be done in a Daw: Shoot IR with one of these mic, load the IR in Cab-Lab, then put the mic emulation after and scroll through the mics for the one you like.
I'm pretty sure this is the future of IR, but we'll see!
Let me know what you think!
Now that there are a bunch of mics emulations offering from Slate, Antelope and Townsend Labs, wouldn't it be great to have a similar system in the Axe for IRs?
Let me explain: IR manufacturers would shoot IRs of cabs with one of these mics, either made by Fractal or if Fractal has an agreement with one of those manufacturer.
Now since the emulation is inside the Axe, no need to shoot hundreds of different IRs, just of different position.
Even then, no need to shoot at different distances (see Slate's proximity fader).
So you get a couple IR of a particular cab instead of hundreds of files.
You upload them in the Axe and in the Cab block you choose the mic emulation you want, which would be compatible with the IR. You then slide the proximity fader to what you like. Boom done.
This can already be done in a Daw: Shoot IR with one of these mic, load the IR in Cab-Lab, then put the mic emulation after and scroll through the mics for the one you like.
I'm pretty sure this is the future of IR, but we'll see!
Let me know what you think!