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I dont own one so I cant say, unfortunately.

Interesting! So the squishy top end might be from the low frequencies affecting the overall waveform. Edit: you said Lowpass... hehe OK so the high end is just extra nonsense data and might be making it sound bad?

Noir Labs is awesome! Shortcut Buddy is in my default live set. Only issue, Volume Buddy requires Live Suite which a lot of people dont have. I think this one is accessible to everyone since its free. The only problem was that Melda never explained it properly so I made this video.

Sorry your DAW isnt giving you exact results. I would try adding some silence before the 1-sample spike as a way of possibly mitigating issues with your DAWs handling of transients or audio file truncating. Not sure what the problem could be as I dont use Cubase. Glad you got decent results, though! Libra is cool but it has its own issues. Primarily the way it handles IR alignment. I dont like how they require you to manually align IRs from different makers. If you have an IR from Ownhammer, one from Bogren and another from York, you have 3 IRs that have 3 different starting points. Without the ability to visualize that, you are left guessing with their "Delay" knob. To me, the best way to blend IRs is Melda MCabinet in Edit mode, or Fractal Audio CabLab4. MCabinet will automatically align all IRs and allows you to add EQ, though its difficult to use. CabLab4 allows you to visualize the alignment which is a lot easier to manage than Libra. The only thing with CabLab4 is that you have to extract the IR through manual means as they only allow export to their proprietary format (so you do what I show in this video).

Sorry but I dont know. I dont own either of those devices.

The AUX is a bus, yes. You can adjust how much volume you are sending it by setting your send to pre-fader. Id have to see your exact setup to tell you whats going on but the first thing I would do is figure out if youre sending pre or post fader into the AUX. Then Id have to see where you are monitoring your signal and why youre hearing clipping. That could be a dozen different things.

@@jasonzdora Appreciate your response!

If you set the speed too quick, yes. Its not meant to be used as a permanent effect. Its meant for doing A/B testing of effects chains and then disabling it once you get your gain staging correct.

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It has the same latency as any other computer using Ableton and an Audient iD14 at 48khz with a 64 or 128 sample buffer. The imedance is also dependent on the audio interface. There is no difference.

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IRs do not capture distortion, unfortunately. If that was the case, everybody would have already done that. They are "linear" so they can do things like EQ or Reverb but they cant do distortion.

Glad you got something out of the video! Happy IR making!! :)

Sorry to hear that

Yep!!

The best videos for this stuff are for gaming optimization. Im not the guy to make a video about that stuff because Im not interested in answering hundreds of comments for the next 8 years that could easily be answered by Google.

Good start: ruclips.net/video/5_AaHXrelTE/видео.html

There are other videos out there for how to do this with an ipad. This exact config will not work with ipad.

You can normalize the IR manually with an audio editing program (audacity, your DAW, etc) or you can simply turn up the volume (the "Output" knob) on MFreeformEqualizer before exporting. If you have other IRs that are louder, its because they are probably normalized already. Drop them into Audacity or your DAW and check out their bit depth and volume levels.

It was a prototype but never got made, unfortunately. There were too many issues with the PCB and I didnt have the time to fix them. Ive kinda moved on since then and I havent re-visited this project since. Sorry, man! A good replacement would be a Tonographic Rusty Box and an EQ pedal. Sorry but thats the best advice I can offer at this point.

Id have to take a look at the recorded guitar you are trying to sample but in general, if there are any cymbals or other instruments in that recording, you are going to capture those extra high frequencies, resulting in a brighter IR.

I'm using isolated guitar tracks on RUclips sampled into Pro Tools. Not sure why, but it's taking some tweaking after applying this method to get the tone closer. Maybe I've got a bogus plugin somewhere in the chain

@@PeachtreeGuitar What is your plugin chain? It sounds like youre doing a bit of an augmented workflow than what is in this video. Im just using MFreeformEqualizer to listen to the sample track. Then Im only using an amp sim for my DI.

That might be part of the problem. I had CLA guitars after Amplitube. Are you tone matching with all of the effects (reverbs, delays, mods, compression) in your amp sim, or is it dry when you tone match?

@@PeachtreeGuitar In this video, Im just tone matching with the recorded guitar I want to copy from. My side is just an amp sim and MFreeformEqualizer. No other FX.

Not sure, man. I know Ableton will let you sidechain within a single channel so maybe take a look at which specific point in that channel you are referencing as your sidechain.

I have only tested what you see in the video. Not sure how a phone as a 2nd screen would work.

UAD doesnt allow you to split the stereo AUX channels, unfortunately.

Yes, I have! You are right that you would want to use stock plugins. But! If youre only using one NAM in mono, you can probably get away with more FX than you think! The big thing is learning how to manipulate the DAW session with a MIDI controller (a whole other huge rabbit hole).

@@jasonzdora that's awesome! I'm gonna need to offload some gear for this I think lol I've been using my laptop as my rig for a long time so getting reaper to accept my midi controller settings to some serious work lol Have you tried it with element vst loader or anything like that?

@@kyronnewbury Nah, I use Ableton. After a lot of testing, that DAW was surprisingly the lightest CPU-wise. Lighter than Cantable or Kushview. I demo'd Gig Performer and same thing... Ableton was lighter. Cool @ having MIDI. I suggest checking out MIDIkey2key. It lets you send MIDI notes to Windows and run scripts outside of Reaper. So you can do things like "wake up" the screen, start or stop programs, etc etc. Takes a bit of setup but its worth it. Also look into creating startup.bat files for your DAW. If you put them in a specific folder (windows startup folder) you basically just have to hit the power button on the micro PC and in a minute or so, everything is up and running without manual intervention. Takes a bit of tweaking but once you get it, its really nice.

@@jasonzdora that's awesome!! I also need to see if it will run Superior Drummer 3 for live electronic drums. The system requirements are Intel Core 2 Duo / AMD Athlon 64 X2 so it should work for it

@@kyronnewbury If youre talking about a live drummer on a MIDI kit, Id suggest using something lighter than SD3. Or at least pre-mixing the sounds so youre just triggering plain .wav files. If youre talking about a sequenced backing track, just record it onto a .wav file. Dont waste any resources. Thats more room for better guitar FX.

LOL use another EQ.

Nope. You can only get a copy of what is shown on the RC2 screen.

@@jasonzdora thanks can the rc pro give a clean video out with the mini 3 pro

What does the audio file look like when you record it on the 2nd channel? If you dont see any audio information, have you tried playing ANY audio through your darkglass and re-recording it with the 2nd channel to make sure youve set that up correctly?

I did a quick hot glue and it seems to be holding. Theres a little ring that came with the lens that I was able to position right over the camera. Makes it easy to screw the fisheye on/off for packing. Honestly not bad! Ive found use for it, for sure. Just being able to watch people walk up without snapping my head around is great. Finding objects more easily, too.

I dont know, brother. Sorry. But I think I saw another video where a guy used a "capture card" and the right cables with the right connections to connect between his RC2 and his iPad.

www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0CN2Q32HJ?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details This is what I am using for the iPad

Whats the context? In general, Ctrl+C means "copy" but Im not sure what part of the video or the workflow you are referring to.

Thank you very much!! There are free and easy methods to export IRs! I have a video here: ruclips.net/video/a0kouHUz0YQ/видео.html

@@jasonzdora Thank you :)

I actually have some Neural Amp Modeler captures of the 1978 if youre interested! Search for me on Tone Hunt. User "JZ1978" I dont plan on building any more as of yet, unfortunately.

Sounds like you found your own method that works for you! I am showing how to make IRs that may or may not be able to be loaded into the Katana. Im not sure. I dont fully understand how patch/soundbanks work and how my workflow could fit into that.

Thanks for the swift reply, Jason .. what I'm trying to say (I think?) is what do you use/do with these "Impulse Responses" you create? can they be used as a sound in real-time or are they only for adding to a pre-recorded track? (like compression or reverb et al?) ... if you follow?@@jasonzdora