Getting your Impulse Responses in sync -

If you plan on using more than one Impulse Response – for example when blending different cabinets for a particular guitar tone, the IR’s you have chosen will have to be synchronised to avoid phasing problems.

These issues are quite normal as it all depends on for example your microphone position and how far away it is from the source – in this case your speaker.

Most Impulse Loaders have the ability to either delay certain Impulse Responses or invert phasing on them to solve this issue, but i prefer editing my IR’s in my Digital Audio Workstation so they are phased and ready from start.

Impulse response, Getting your Impulse Responses in sync

Editing your Impulse Responses in your DAW is great when it comes to recording IR’s in bulk. This makes it easier for you to visually drag and trim them down so they are the same length and the signals start from the same point.

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How to record a sample for our library

With our upcoming update we have decided to, among many things allow you the choice of uploading your own samples so that you could get a better vision of how the IR you’re checking out sounds with you playing through them! We have decided to help you create these samples with a quick guide in case this is something that you haven’t done before.

The sample you need to create basically consists of your recorded signal chain without the cabinet. Below are 2 Methods of how to create a sample that will be able to be used within our library to try the Impulse Responses out instantly!

How to Register and upload your first Impulse Response.

In this video Carl discusses the update and shows Users how to register and upload Impulse Responses to the library. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8UX1P9ti3s

Soundwoofer – Youtube Introduction

Carl Gustavsson and Marcus Hermasson discuss Impulse Responses, how Soundwoofer was created, what Soundwoofer does and the goal they want to achieve.

Alternative Methods to Use Impulse Responses

Hey everybody, Carl here again! Today i wanted to talk about other other methods where you can use Impulse Responses to your benifit when mixing your projects. Other than recreating great tones from cabinets, it can actually be used to enhance certain characteristic...

How to Upload and Use the Soundwoofer Library

Today i want to show how you will be able to use our Library when searching, downloading and uploading Impulse Responses using our Technical Preview. - Mind you this is still a work in progress as our Technical Lead has more features coming, But the actual...

XYZ Mapping your Speaker/Impulse Response

Since we are ever closer to getting our Library up and running, I thought i would take the time to explain how we will keep track of all the Impulses-Resonses that will be uploaded. Other than the brand and model of your cabinet and microphone, We decided to utilise...

How to create/record an Impulse Response

In this guide we will cover the two main methods of recording impulse responses; Sine sweeps and Noise bursts

How to use an Impulse Response.

Hello there, My name is Carl and I am the product developer of Soundwoofer.

Today I will describe to you how to utilize an Impulse Response when recording your guitar. For those of you who’ve never heard of an Impulse Response before, It’s basically a snapshot of the speaker of you guitar cabinet. This allows you to recreate the sound of the recorded speaker-cabinet at that moment in time digitally.

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