congrats to guitarhacks for thes great impulses, they are still some of the best available.
Nice blind test. I believe that in 5 years micing amps is going to be obsolete.
Nice blind test. I believe that in 5 years micing amps is going to be obsolete.
even if the quality of modellers will be as good as the real deal you'll never have all the nuances miking a cab gives you
I don't think so.
the modellers are getting better and better definitely, but no modelle rwill ever be able to give you all the details miking an amp does.
moving the mix 2 mm to the left ot right, angle it by 1 or 2degrees, choose a different sm57 (yep, they all sound different), move the cab about 10 cm in the room, change preamp tubes, have the mic pre a notch higher or lower...all these details (and there are thousands more) will never be modelled accurately, just too many tiny changes and subtle nuances.
do we need all those to create a good sounding record?
no
will they always give us a unique and perfect tone for a record?
yes!
even if the quality of modellers will be as good as the real deal you'll never have all the nuances miking a cab gives you
to be fair : guitarhacks is actually an eq with room added (an impulse)
+1its about the cabinet simulations.
I'm too stupid to do impulses and never has anyone helped me with an easy to do guide that won't take me 1 hr to make those impulses.
I don't think so.
what d'u mean?
+1
Well, I read an article that was written circa 1989 where the digital recording pioneers said that recording to tape would get obsolete and nobody believed that back then.
even if the quality of modellers will be as good as the real deal you'll never have all the nuances miking a cab gives you