I don’t know about you, but when I started collecting cabinet impulses all those years ago, I thought I’d find one or two that I truly loved and that would be the end of it. I can now admit the foolishness of such thinking. Fact is, I now own hundreds – if not thousands –…
Check out these free Marshall guitar cabinet impulse responses from Laptop Guitarist! We decided to test the tone of each of the four speakers loaded into our trusty Marshall 1960 Lead cabinet. We were amazed at the diffence between speakers and decided to capture the unique tonal characteristics of the whole cabinet and put it…
Everyone loves guitar impulses. After all, there’s nothing better than avoiding songwriting and recording by auditioning guitar cabinets for hours on end. So here’s a couple of freebies from Italian studio, Zeta Factory. Cabinets included: Orange PPC 212 Closed Back Bogner 212 CB Closed Back Stack Diezel 412 FC (V30) Mesa 412 Recto Slant Bogner…
Rosen Digital is no more! Well, the name is no more any way. The impulse response legends have partnered with some new people and will now be going by the name Lancaster Audio. Top celebrate the changes the company is giving away their Custom Fire Impulses for free. Simply visit this link here, use the…
Wikinson Audio’s God’s Cab impulses have reached a kind of legendary status on the interwebs. Using a Mesa OS Cab and various Microphones (including the industry-standard SM57, SM7b and U87) these stereo impulses offer a huge range of options for the bedroom producer. With over 700 different impulse responses (close mic’d, far mic’d, different microphones)…
I once read, I forget where, that, sometimes, the smallest amps have the mightiest tone. If you’ve been using impulses from giant Marshall stacks and solid-state Randall monsters, you may have been missing out. Try these on for size: Here are impulses generated from four tiny amps—an Orange Micro Crush CR3, a Roland Micro Cube,…
Quick question: Who’s making the best cabinet impulses right now? If you’re anything like me, only one name sprung to mind: Rosen Digital. And with good reason – their cab impulse collections are frightfully realistic (and pretty cheap to boot). Well those cool cats have just released an impulse loader for free and that’s awesome.…
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