This resulting file can be applied in form of Reverb to any track we have, so that a vocal track can sound as it's recorded in a church, or in a room without resonances, or in the shower booth and so on. Impulse responses consist, said in very simple terms, in playing a sound that covers all audible frequences from a source and capturing it with a microphone, then we subtract the original sound from the captured wave and what remains is the interaction between the source, the ambient in which the sound is played, and the microphone that captured it.
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Today we are talking about an extremely interesting topic: how to capture an Impulse Response. Ill pretty much be screwed if i can ever afford an Axe Fx III.Hello and welcome to this week's article! Thanks for the help, i make things a lot harder on myself than they need to be but i love trying ever crazy routing option i can. I truley hope that future fractal products can nail fuzz pedals because for certain tones nothing else works. I ended up settling on using my pedals in the Fx loop, recording my DI throught the Right Out2, and stereo cabs via spdif and than when im recording i can use a random tone with or without pedals and than later reamp it by running an out from my interface into the pedals and than into input 1, i can hear no difference between the reamp track and running it all in front. Thanks for the information about the Muff, its really useful. It has a lot more high end, mainly around 10k to 16k and it looses some bottom end. I spent all night trying a few options running my pedals into the FX loop and you are absolutley dead on with the Muff. I also always use spdif as my main outs instead of analog because i prefer the way it sounds but im going to try out a spdif DI and see how it sounds tonight. It would make my life easier if i started only recording a single cab but it never sounds as good to me. I Almost always record my guitar tracks onto two mono tracks with stereo cabs hard panned and then blend them. I know that I could always record a clean DI and reamp with the pedals but I like the way it feels and if its not hurting anything id like to continue doing it this way.Ĭlick to expand.Ok Gotcha, sorry for the confusion. I have no clue if people normally record their DI with any kind of distortion or not. My concern is that the DI signal is super Nasty and loud, which I understand it should be it just makes me wonder if that signal can harm my interface in any way. Im not sure if that is a bad idea or not.
I use the MXR to Boost the Signal from the Muff to lower the Signal to noise ratio because some of my Fuzz pedals don't sound great with the level cranked. I use the OD because there is no way to run an OD from the AX8 in front of my Big Muff and use the Echo Out1. I record my DI with the Echo option into an Analog input. My question is about my DI, my signal chain is my guitar - OD Pedal - Big MUff - MXR Ten band EQ - AX8 - Motu Interface Via S/pdif into my daw. I love Fuzz Pedals and IMO my AX8 can't do them very well, good thing I have a bunch of them. I have a quick question for anyone who knows the answer, I usually just obsess and research until I find answers but this is too specific.
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