TAF RockCream

TAF Supercab IR Library created by capturing a Huges&Ketner* Statesman 1x12 with RockDriverCream-Emminence* speakers

TAF ROCKCREAM - SUPERCAB IR LIBRARY

TAF RockCream is the Supercab IR Library created by Andy from TheAmpFactory in his Orangetreestudios HQ, capturing a Huges&Ketner* Statesman 1x12 with RockDriverCream-Emminence* speakers.

"This is from my own collection of amps, and one I used to use as my goto back in the day, Its not the rarest of amps, nor the best. but was my own sound that people seem to appreciate, a very detailed speaker, great upper mids, very polite, borderline country rock, but it sure wont say no to anything.. - Absolute gorgeous for clean sounds too. "listen to that sparkle" (2krange) "
- Andy (TheAmpFactory).

MADE FOR THE SUPERCABINET

The library is created for the TH-U SuperCabinet, which allows to:

• graphically browse the IRs in the library.
• blend them together.
• craft new cabinet tones with the unique Multiband mode.
• use the IR in the software.
• export the IRs in .wav, compatible with the software IR loaders and all the major hardware modelers.

DISCOVER THE ENTIRE COLLECTION

The SuperCabinet offers a wide collection of IR libraries designed by The Cab Factory.
Any single library in the collection is created after an extensive sampling and editing work, seeking the perfection in every capturing step.

SPECIFICATIONS

Speaker: RockDriverCream-Emminence
Origin: Huges & Ketner Statesman 1x12
Mic Pre: Neve1073/neveVR Legend Console
Pre-EQ: NO
HPF/LPF: Active.

The IRs have been captured using the following 14 microphones:

• AKG* C414.
• Audix* i5.
• Beyerdynamic* M160.
• DPA* 4011.
• Electrovoice* RE20.
• Neumann* U47.
• Neumann* U87.
• Peluso* R14.
• Royer* 121.
• Sennheiser* MD421.
• ShinyBox* 46MXL.
• Shure* 545 SD.
• Shure* SM7B.
• Shure* SM57.
• Sony* C800G.

Every microphone has been moved to 4 different horizontal position (Cap, Cap Edge, Cone and Cone Edge) and two distances, for a total of 8 IRs each.

All IRs in the library are phase alined, so they can be blended with no phase cancellations.

{See video at top of page}