22 Oct
2002
22 Oct
'02
2:58 p.m.
On Tue, Oct 22, 2002 at 12:41:38PM +0100, Steve Harris wrote:
I recently acquired my first vintage amp -
a '63 Gibson GA-30 RVT in very good shape.
It's pretty versatile and doesn't sound quite like anything else
I've played. I'd be happy to donate some impulses, with various
mics / positions and amp settings, if somebody can tell me a good way
to do it. How do you generate the impulse? (I've tried simply creating
a sample with 1 frame at maximum followed by zeroes, but this seems
not to make it through the D/A conversion - it comes out as dead
silence.)
I also have some very odd impulses lying around somewhere if
I can find them - made by popping balloons in and around
some 20' by 5' steel tanks that were in the basement of
a converted industrial building I used to live in.
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Paul Winkler
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the recording
seems to be of decent quality, and the iir
response irons away most of the noise anyway. but the most
important thing is i like the sound of it, which i do a lot.
i've tried about every of your impulses and, would you
believe it, liked the fenders the least. i regularly play
a fender super 60, for ten years or so. :) got to take
a response from it someday myself.
Sadly heres where my zero knowledge of amps kicks in ;) I wouldn't know a
fender form a hole in the ground.