How to Reshape your Tone with IR's! | Impulse Response Blending & Mixing

[@oskarwroniewicz]

It's incredible how that one 2khz cut completely reshaped the tone and gave it so much body, even though the blend already sounded good. You really know your shit, man. Hats off!

[@NickLeonard]

Thanks! There's a normalizer on too, so a little cut ends up boosting everything else around it in this case

[@SashaGarcia]

You sold me that plugin! Kudos to ya sir.

[@KaddysJamKave]

Great video man... although I don't underestimate the fingers of an individual to get their unique sound / style. That's why Zakk Wylde can't do Dimebag justice, and even if he was using Dimebag's gear he will never come close. He doesn't have Dime's fingers.

[@paulopinheirosc]

I'm totally new to that stuff. My question: if you have the dry signal do you mix 100% wet on the IR loader? I mean: I know the answer will be "whatever sounds better", but I'm talking about the theory here. The IDEA of IR is to put 100% to get the sense of the real thing?

[@NickLeonard]

Yes, absolutely. I wouldn't say it's even a matter of taste. With a real cab, you're going 100% through the speaker, it's impossible not to... In aIR specifically, if you load up one IR, the default mix is 50%, but it will still be 100%. Might sound confusing, but the mix knob is for blending percentages of different IRs, it will always be 100% going through whatever IRs are there.

[@paulopinheirosc]

@@NickLeonard Thank you. Congratulations for your channel. Greetings from Brazil. 😁

[@mekanikaltitan]

Lee's tone was better imo. all i hear is carboard boxiness in your tones

[@poppers2497]

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[@sebastianlejon1313]

Get your hearing checked, dude

[@mekanikaltitan]

@@sebastianlejon1313 Try not listening on actual monitors that tone is ass