Capturing Impulses...software, techniques.
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So am capturing the EMT 244 today . it does have quite a bit of low end hums and noise , any thoughts on how to deal with that kind of thing , as it is the noise would be added to the impulse.
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@lalalandsynth That's a super-nice studio! Regarding the noise from the EMT - you might want to capture a bit of that after the sweep and noise reduce the impulse in RX.
And when it comes to mics, this might be of interest to you: http://micirp.blogspot.com/p/about-micirp.html :-)
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Looks like i am getting some aliasing ?
I should have tested a longer impulse to see if there was less aliasing , just to be sure , dont know if that would change anything ? Having said that , if aliasing is part of the sound then so be it :)This impulse is from the EMT 246 which really only goes to 12k (probably contributes to how nice it sounds) and the "aliasing" is pretty clear.
Also wondering if I should normalize impulses before deconvolving or if I should normalize the resulting impulse , guess I need to do some tests.
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Couple of questions .
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What is the max length of an impulse in the convolution Reberb ?
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I know "UseBackgroundThread if true , then the convolution will be executed on a background thread." but what does that mean in practice ?
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is it possible somehow to set the gain pre impulse ? Pre-preset .
So not on the convolution reverb gui but maybe via some sort of scripting ? -
When using a Tick/sample to make an impulse of a static setting , after deconvolving it just sounds like a phase mess when mixed with the dry signal, what are the techniques to get this right ...I guess I would need to measure the recording latency ?
Suggestion , it would be nice to have a setting that could offset the start of the impulse. to remove predelay if needed , rather then having to edit the predelay out of the impulse.
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Ok, after editing impulses all day I am having thoughts about levels and normalizing.
After looking at impulses from waves IR-1 for example , they are all normalized and quite a few of them clip when set to 100% wet.
I also noticed then when my sweep file is peaking at -3 dB and then I deconvolve , the resulting impulse is at -29db.
I am assuming this is normal after deconvolving but it means I definitely need to normalize.
Using the impulse untouched in an impulse reverb and it way too low.I guess normalize and then set all impulses to -3 to -6 ?
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Does anyone have experience of taking "static" impulses , like speakers , eq's etc ?
I did try a couple of those but had massive phase issues when blending with dry signal.
What procedure should one use to capture the impulse and maintain phase coherence ? -
this is what I'm using, if it helps.
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Are you using this for a static impulse, rather then reverb and such ?
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@lalalandsynth I just opened and last thing I did remains there. It's a reverb impulse if remember correctly (a test in my room)
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@lalalandsynth said in Capturing Impulses...software, techniques.:
What is the max length of an impulse in the convolution Reberb ?
Did anyone get an Answer For This?
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There's no artificial limit (it throws an assertion for impulses > 20 seconds, but that's just in debug mode), so the limit is your CPU.