It's not that simple. IR simulates the spectrum response, that's all. But there's an amp, reproductor, microphone, all of which change the dynamics somehow, they also distort a bit, since these cannot be linear in real world (or more like nobody found a way to do that yet). But that doesn't mean any of these things are awesome. Anyways just some Saturator should do the trick. Probably multiple of them, separated by EQs. But it's not like you'll learn a profile using MFreeformEqualizer and you have an amp with everything.magicmusic wrote: Tue Nov 19, 2019 6:04 pm if the speaker make no strange distortion, then it must be possible with freeform eq or other with "equalize to sound like" that it sound very simular to the speaker record as it happen with clean or crunch guitar. the microphone is not the problem, because i can record clean sound with this microphone and i can with "equalize to sound like" and reach the same clean tone so i can not hear a diffrence
diffrence only get more and more when much distortion is use.
Anyways I tried that thing about doppler, and I cannot say it made it "awesome". It distorts a bit, but that's about it, no miracle to my ears.
