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Improved guide on how to record IR:s We decided to enhance our guide on how to record an impulse response by adding three step-by-step guides. How to record an impulse response with; Sine sweep method - Voxengo deconvolver - Windows Sine sweep method - Space designer (Logic pro) - Mac...

First attempt

I managed to cap my CPU for the first time while fiddling with this. :eek: Will upload first pass tomorrow.

We did a little collaboration with the Italian producer Mad Steex which resulted in 6 David Laboga & 3 Orange mixpulses that you can take for a spin. Link to blog post where you can download the Impulse responses

I can fiddle with this, just had issues hearing what kinda recording it was.

How was the guitar solo recorded?

I'll give this a go. We are releasing a set i Impulse mixes soon and I have yet to try them. //Marcus

Hahaha, yes, yes absolutely!

Well, then you might consider contributing to the library? If you need any help with uploads, let us know :)

A neat little update to our impulse response library Our built in sampler that allows you to test the contents of the library directly in the browser Have now been upgraded and you can upload a sample in your profile! Enjoy! //Soundwoofer

The expression "sharing is caring" resonated with us and we decided to build a impulse response library where we can collect them all. Naturally everything is available to the public domain, free of charge and advertisements. So far, we have three sections of the library; Standalone impulses...

Hi, I'm based in Sweden, currently developing an impulse response library available to the public domain and constructing a studio.

Record in Logic Mess around in Ableton

Key of D And I found some middle-ground between C & D that i experimented with alot for a while.

I have noticed this sometimes when i have a huge project going loaded with A BIG BUNCH of plugins, and i am running on a 2018 studio computer. I have made a habit of printing tracks instead of having too much midi running in the background, it really eats up your RAM. I have found it helps a...

I would also advice using EQ to mainly find where that muddiness is, and then removing from there on, also ... multiband compressing is literally magic when used right! for example i use multiband compressing on all guitars and bass that i mix, and only on areas where the frequencies have a...

Something to note here - obviously if there is a quality difference when it comes to the audio being compressed, bouncing out in higher khz/bitrate is sort of like comparing the resolution of a picture - You will notice a quality difference of a 720 and 1080 video.. but at 4k or 5k resolution...

This has always been a dream of mine being able to achieve a digital "room" where people could log in and play together, but as you stated, latency is a big issue, all you can do is compress the quality of the sound, try and work most of the processing locally on your machine, so what actually...