Acoustic Guitar Impulse Response..?

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Does anyone know where I can download any acoustic guitar IRs..?

Cheers

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when do you need them? I could make some for you, I'd just have to call up my buddy and have him bring over a couple of his guitars.

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COOOOOLLLL.....!!!

Not in any real hurry.

Thanks man.

:D

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2 acoustic guitar IRs come with perfectspace bundled with sonar...

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http://noisevault.com/nv/index.php?opti ... t=category There are impulses here, but reading the description, he says he uses a spoon as the exciter for the guitar body, not exactly accurate, but may be worth a try for now.

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Thanks for the link Cyrosis, will check them out. Maybe the cermac spoon thing works well in the mix (groan)...

Cheers

:wink:

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We can probably get the impulses done this weekend, letting you know it wasn't forgotten :wink:

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http://www.fileden.com/files/2006/10/14 ... %20IRs.zip

there they are, read me included. Hope you, or others get some use out of em.

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Interesting.

My band is looking at doing a live DVD. The acoustic guitar is plugged in.

Wonder if these IRs would make the sound a little more acoustic-guitar-like.

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Thanks very much Cyrosis, that's really nice of ya... :wink:

Looking froward to trying these out.

Cheers.

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hognogger wrote:Interesting.

My band is looking at doing a live DVD. The acoustic guitar is plugged in.

Wonder if these IRs would make the sound a little more acoustic-guitar-like.
I tried them on some acoustic bass samples that were through a pickup, and they did the trick, took a bit of fiddling to find the real sweet spot on the wet/dry :)
Andywanders wrote:Thanks very much Cyrosis, that's really nice of ya... :wink:

Looking froward to trying these out.

Cheers.
No problem mate, never did ask what you needed them for? I wouldn't mind hearing how/if you use em :)

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Cyrosis wrote:No problem mate, never did ask what you needed them for? I wouldn't mind hearing how/if you use em :)
Actually, they're for a class I teach at a music college. Need to show the students what can be done with a convolution reverb - apart from the usual reverb effects.

I will also try them out on one of my tracks in the near future (when I can get some studio time). When I do I'll post a track somewhere and let you know.

Thanks again... :D

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I just thought around the topic :

What about "Bodylizer" ?


...does this dedicated filtrerset become definitely obsolete with the arrival of impulse responses ?

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Andywanders wrote:
Cyrosis wrote:No problem mate, never did ask what you needed them for? I wouldn't mind hearing how/if you use em :)
Actually, they're for a class I teach at a music college. Need to show the students what can be done with a convolution reverb - apart from the usual reverb effects.

I will also try them out on one of my tracks in the near future (when I can get some studio time). When I do I'll post a track somewhere and let you know.

Thanks again... :D
wow, thats much more interesting then I was expecting :) It can be challenging however, getting the proper string recording/sound to make a convolved body sound right, but hope all goes well. You should go here and show them just whats possible. The violin was sampled as strings only, no body, then the body is added with convolution.

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Krakatau wrote:I just thought around the topic :

What about "Bodylizer" ?


...does this dedicated filtrerset become definitely obsolete with the arrival of impulse responses ?
Just check it out ? :

http://www.kvraudio.com/get/997.html

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