Impulse Responses For Guitars
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Bb, C where’s the difference really? ;)
I’d like to hear that tone without the song playing in the background.
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The 'song' isn't playing in the background. Only the original isolated drum track, original vocal track (that I pitched down to Bb), and the bass track that I played in myself in drop Bb
mic drop
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There are no other guitars playing other than mine. If you would like the backing track that I made and a demo video of it then I'd be more than happy to oblige, but thanks for your skepticism lol.
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... and just FYI, the original is in D standard tuning, not C, or drop Bb ;) So quite a big difference.
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As you can see in the first video, the 2 instances (the left and right armed tracks) of the guitars using my CHUGZ prototype are recording in real time as the video is being recorded, as 1 take, and all of the channels are named accordingly... just to save any confusion lol ;)
If you would like, send me your email address and I'll send you the prototype and you can try it for yourself. I'd appreciate the feedback.
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Not that I need to prove myself, but just incase you wondered... here is the same video with just the guitar track
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@SteveRiggs haha :)
Thanks mate!
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@SteveRiggs Man that's just amazing! And you just picked the right song!
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@SteveRiggs Now you got me working with Far Beyond Driven in the background... Didn't listen to it for ages
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@ustk Thanks mate
Haha amazing!
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Nice one ! Hope it does well for you.
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Thanks dude. I’ll definitely be taking a bit of time over making it sound amazing before I ever think about releasing it. After using the Fortin Nameless suite, I wouldn’t want to put anything out that isn’t as good as that. Neural DSP have raised the bar there for sure! I have some hard work on my hands to match that haha.
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Right on, at least you have a solid base to tinker with. Gonna show it to my buddy down the road, he's a Dimebag nutcase :D
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@SteveRiggs When capturing an impulse from something like an amp , do you use a "Tick" or a sweep ? And how do you deal with phase issues .i.e if there is latency on the capture and you mix it with the dry signal it will phase right ?
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@lalalandsynth said in Impulse Responses For Guitars:
@SteveRiggs When capturing an impulse from something like an amp , do you use a "Tick" or a sweep ? And how do you deal with phase issues .i.e if there is latency on the capture and you mix it with the dry signal it will phase right ?
I think its going to be very very difficult to capture a convincing single impulse response for an amp - its a non-linear system varying by signal strength and frequency.... so a sweep might help with frequency response but not signal strength.(gain)..
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@lalalandsynth I usually use a sweep. I've not found any issues with phase so far capturing my 5150. I'm going to experiment some more with it.
This plugin has been pushed down the priority list a little as I have 4 others in line first but I'll be getting back to it very soon :)
The tick method should work just as well though, from the videos I've seen on it.
