Kazrog
Kazrog, Inc.
Thanks for the suggestions! We may release the plugin as a public beta and gather further feedback, so guys will get first crack at that as soon as it's ready.
Recabinet ROOOOOCKS!!!!
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TheDriller
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Indeed
anyway, a plugin version would be ace.
my only gripe with Recabinet at the moment is that loading them up by hand is a pain in the sack.
actually, Kazrog, i could create a set of Logic Space Designer presets for each of the impulses in my spare time.
would you be interested in them once im done?
also,
i volunteer to test the Mac AU version of the plugin,
Logic 9.0.2 , OS X 10.5.5.
Dexter_prog
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JayB
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Kazrog
Kazrog, Inc.
Thanks, but manually creating presets for the library sounds very tedious, especially since those presets would be destined to become obsolete/incomplete this year. Honestly, you're better off just waiting for the plugin.
I'm very sorry about how tedious using Recabinet with Space Designer is presently. However, making the jump to a dedicated plugin makes a LOT of things possible.
TheDriller
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Thanks, but manually creating presets for the library sounds very tedious, especially since those presets would be destined to become obsolete/incomplete this year. Honestly, you're better off just waiting for the plugin.
I'm very sorry about how tedious using Recabinet with Space Designer is presently. However, making the jump to a dedicated plugin makes a LOT of things possible.
cheers,
any hint of an estimated release date?
or is it too early?
Kazrog
Kazrog, Inc.
cheers,
any hint of an estimated release date?
It will happen this year (2010.) It's too early to announce an exact release date (although Spring/Summer is looking realistic), and there may be a phased release (public plugin beta, final release, additional IR downloads, etc.) Still in R&D right now.
I registered to give thanks to this forum for steering me toward recabinet. I was pretty jazzed about Amp Designer in Logic, but Recabinet IRs are just simply better.
This completes a dream I've had for a LONG time. I've been recording since 1985, and I am blown away. This changes everything in my recording process. I downscaled to a very small studio and this is long overdue. Now I can record without an amp blaring in the same room. I don't have to try to throw my amp somewhere else. And I can tweak my amp head easily right in front of me with no long cable runs. Plus, I'm pretty hooked on being able to tweak things post-recording if I'm not happy with the speaker output. Not merely EQ, but changing out the whole speaker/mic component of the chain... liberating to say the least.
I'm running a Mesa Studio Caliber, and soon a Mark V (can't wait).
Also can't wait for the plugin (which I will most definitely immediately buy). So, I just wanted to share some work I did in the interim for anyone who would care to tweak. Presets for Logic for *some* of the wavs. PLEASE NOTE... this is NOT the wav files. I respect the developer's hard work. These are merely presets.
For this to work, you have to put the Recabinet folder at Root->Library->Audio->ImpulseResponses
Or batch rename the path within the preset files, using something like BBedit. I used BBedit batching and QuickKeys automation to simply my process and it saved me loads of time.
http://holyzoo.com/content/music_admin/recab_logic_space_designer_presets.zip
thanks you guys,
-steev
This completes a dream I've had for a LONG time. I've been recording since 1985, and I am blown away. This changes everything in my recording process. I downscaled to a very small studio and this is long overdue. Now I can record without an amp blaring in the same room. I don't have to try to throw my amp somewhere else. And I can tweak my amp head easily right in front of me with no long cable runs. Plus, I'm pretty hooked on being able to tweak things post-recording if I'm not happy with the speaker output. Not merely EQ, but changing out the whole speaker/mic component of the chain... liberating to say the least.
I'm running a Mesa Studio Caliber, and soon a Mark V (can't wait).
Also can't wait for the plugin (which I will most definitely immediately buy). So, I just wanted to share some work I did in the interim for anyone who would care to tweak. Presets for Logic for *some* of the wavs. PLEASE NOTE... this is NOT the wav files. I respect the developer's hard work. These are merely presets.
For this to work, you have to put the Recabinet folder at Root->Library->Audio->ImpulseResponses
Or batch rename the path within the preset files, using something like BBedit. I used BBedit batching and QuickKeys automation to simply my process and it saved me loads of time.
http://holyzoo.com/content/music_admin/recab_logic_space_designer_presets.zip
thanks you guys,
-steev
Zombietakeover
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I was thinking about the plugin this week. Glad someone bumped this thread. Is Kazrog still a regular on this board?
Coprosatanica
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I bought Recabinet last week also. That reminder email really worked
I downloaded the demo a long time ago and never got around to trying it. I did I quick test with Boogex and I'm kicking myself for not getting on this sooner. I had no idea there would be so many options. SWEET!
I downloaded the demo a long time ago and never got around to trying it. I did I quick test with Boogex and I'm kicking myself for not getting on this sooner. I had no idea there would be so many options. SWEET!
Virgil.
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I also love Recabinet and can't wait to see what the plugin is like.
Does anyone have a cpu-efficient way of using multiple impulses?
I've been using Voxengo Boogex, but when I have 2 or 3 impulses going per guitar, it starts eating up CPU really fast and I'm running a dual-core 3.0.
I haven't had any luck with LeCab.
Does anyone have a cpu-efficient way of using multiple impulses?
I've been using Voxengo Boogex, but when I have 2 or 3 impulses going per guitar, it starts eating up CPU really fast and I'm running a dual-core 3.0.
I haven't had any luck with LeCab.
Kazrog
Kazrog, Inc.
Thanks guys! Those Logic presets will definitely be a time saver for people. When we first released the library, I knew that navigating files and folders would be a pain to use in most plugins, which is why we're developing our own. No news on that front, there won't be any announcements until we are close to a release date. Since our entire distribution is online, the time between pre-promotion and release will be very short.
I'm still a regular on these forums, although I've been scarce the past couple of weeks due to being busy with R&D for Recabinet. We released 1.0 and 2.0 very quickly (within a few months of each other) but this next update is more significant and requires much more R&D, as well as testing. Thank you all for the kind words and the patience!
crosstalk - as for your CPU load issues, try bouncing your tracks. Realtime convolution is processor intensive (regardless of the plugin used) and you will likely need to bounce in multi-layered guitar sessions on most CPUs.
I'm still a regular on these forums, although I've been scarce the past couple of weeks due to being busy with R&D for Recabinet. We released 1.0 and 2.0 very quickly (within a few months of each other) but this next update is more significant and requires much more R&D, as well as testing. Thank you all for the kind words and the patience!
crosstalk - as for your CPU load issues, try bouncing your tracks. Realtime convolution is processor intensive (regardless of the plugin used) and you will likely need to bounce in multi-layered guitar sessions on most CPUs.
That's what I usually do and figured as much. But, I know there's always the chance I'm just doing something inefficient and wanted to make sure. Thanks.
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