Actually morphing is not linked to anything. It can be controlled by means of control values or by hand. Or it is useful to choose a notexisting IR that is halfway between two IRs.guitarzan wrote:I see, I guess I was jumping the gun on that, myself.quintosardo wrote: In the next "open" one you will be able to load wathever you want (limited in size).
So your morphing convolution uses multiple IR's sequentially, right, for time based effects? Where "dynamic convolution" is more like velocity layers and the IR used depends on input velocity? So I guess it would actually take both approaches combined to be able to model anything and everything with IR's, right??
But it can be easily linked to signal amplitude or wathever else we want.
There is a patent about linking IR selection to instant input level, I would like to avoid that!
Saying that IRs can emulate everything isn't exact. There are aspects (like memory effects) that convolution cannot emulate. I'll combine several algorithms to get something from convolution and other aspects (like memory effects, i.e. condensers and inductors) from other techs, basing on results and ideas that will come out here.
