![]() Someone with more time and software tools might do a bit better than I did. ![]() A little EQ matching with a plug-in and a track could refine them a bit more. I might make a video if you guys want it.Īgain, the IR's I made were raw, but I thought they sounded good enough for me. I attached a few screenshots with some notes. Also, I couldn't tell a difference between Mono and Stereo sine sweep through a cab. I couldn't tell a difference between 24 bit and 32 bit. I found that although Helix converts IR's to 16 bit, the 24 bit Voxengo IR sine sweep made a better sounding Cab IR. Except use a 20 sec (20Hz-20kHz) sine sweep signal exported from Voxengo in FLC slot 1 instead of the FLC "clap" impulse (which is good for reverbs). But you wont be able to save and reopen the FL session, and you cant do more than 3 conversions at a time with the Voxengo demo.įollow the Fruity Convolver "plug-in sandwich" method for creating an plug-in IR in Making impulse responses from plugin effects, which is based on a reverb plug-in. You can completely create and save IR *.wav files that will import into Helix with the demo versions of FL and Voxengo. (I highly recommend the Amplitube 4 + Mesa pack for $159) I'm sure there are other more pro ways to do it. The simplest way to do it that I found was with Voxengo Deconvolver and Fruity Loops Fruity Convolver (FLC herein). After a lot of research and trial and (lots of) error on my own, I finally got some working pieces in place. ![]() I asked around this forum and the IK Multimedia forum, Sonar forum, and more and no one had experience or direction. The IR's I have posted on this forum and on Dropbox are made from the Amplitube 4, Fruity Loops, and Voxengo Deconvolver, along with my own tweaks to taste.
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