Everything’s bigger in Texas, so are the Guitar Tones! We dug up some cool heavy Texas tones. Pair up with your favourite Hi-Gain Solid State amplifier or distortion pedal.
Heavy, fizzy and saturated tones of the early 90’s Florida are back. USA Death Metal IR pack offers a glimpse into the days of solid-state distortion & unforgiving mid scoops. Pair these up with your favourite Solid-State Hi-Gain amp or your favourite distortion pedal and start chopping.
The OwnHammer Rock-Box cabinets are proprietary enclosures, designed and built in-house singularly for impulse response capture and towards multiple sound design goals: to maximize fidelity and musicality for use in a broad range of styles and applications, to provide a tone that is both something familiar and something new, and to exude a neutrality that allows the individuality of different speakers, guitars, pickups, amps, and playing nuances to shine through unencumbered. Various unique construction choices were implemented to accomplish this complex requirement set to outstanding result, providing a tone with clean low end, magical midrange, smooth high end, and incredible note clarity across the entire spectrum.
This is a set of 200 Impulse Responses that I made from organic sounding sources and materials like metal, glass, paper, rubber, wood, water, etc.. organized into 10 sonic themes, that can also be mixed together to create hybrid sounding results.
The 112 DLX is based on a Mojotone Narrow Panel Deluxe 1×12 cabinet. The 212 BOG is based on a Bogner Shiva open back 2×12 cabinet. The 412 MAR is based on a 1970’s Marshall “checkerboard” 1960B 4×12 cabinet.
Voxengo Deconvolver: A Revolutionary Tool for Audio Editing. If you are a music producer or audio engineer, you surely know the importance of having the right tools to shape and refine your sound. In this regard, the Voxengo Deconvolver is a formidable asset that is worth exploring. In this article, we will take a closer look at this innovative software and the benefits it offers for music-makers and audio enthusiasts. Firstly, let’s start with the basics: What is the deconvolution process, and why is it essential? In simple terms, deconvolution is the mathematical operation of finding the impulse response of a system from its output signal. This process is commonly used in audio engineering to remove unwanted reverb or ambiance from a recording. With a deconvolver like the Voxengo Deconvolver, you can isolate and extract the original signal from a recording, making it clearer and more precise. Now, let’s talk about the Voxengo Deconvolver and what makes it stand out. This advanced piece of software is designed to provide unmatched accuracy and flexibility in the deconvolution process. It supports various audio file formats, including WAV, AIFF, and FLAC. Moreover, it handles up to six-channel input, allowing you to work with multi-channel recordings effortlessly.
Impulse response library based on:3 cabinets ranging in size and configuration, every speaker in all cabinets sampled system driven by neutral tube power amp 2 variable position mics, multiple single shot mics, 3 auxiliary captures per speaker variable position mix types with global quick start folder top tier outboard ideally matched to the tonal objective
