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Using them with preamp blocks will allow you to split the signal after the preamp for virtual effects loop or to send preamp signal to your real tube power amp or amp effects return, the run the Amp +Cab IR to the Helix XLR for front of house sound. These can be use with Helix preamp blocks as well as amp blocks. These have a lot thicker sound and I believe have captured more of the tube power amp + cab interaction and vibe. I have added equivalent Power Amp + Cab IR's on Dropbox. I also think there may be some other processing by Helix as the 9kb 16bit Helix-exported IRs sound different in a DAW than the pre-import 24 bit 50-150kb IRs I get with the process I use. Recall that Helix converts IRs to 16 bit on import.
This adds another layer of processing that makes them a little further from the Amplitube originals, but the same to Helix users. To maybe alleviate any concerns about pirating Amplitube, all new IRs I post will be exported from Helix impulse library after they have been processed by Helix import. In Helix App, drag your new IR it into one of the Impulses slot, put it on a preset, and enjoy.In VDC, set the magic settings in the pic above (experiment to taste), and click Process.In VDC, load the original VDC-generated 20 sec sine sweep *.wav file and the FLC exported response *.wav file,.In the 3rd FLC slot, export the response as a *.wav.In the 3rd FLC slot, add a little silence to the end of the recorded response as for some reason it is slightly shorter than 20 sec.Turn on the 3rd FLC slot (all 3 are on now) and record the output (response) of the 1st FLC through Amplitube 2nd slot.Turn on the 1st FLC slot and import and play the Voxengo sine sweep through Amplitube and adjust the Amplitube inputs and outputs below clip (red).Turn of the 1st and 3rd slot FLC's and tweak an Amplitube Cab and Mic to taste to a Helix amp.In Fruity Loops, make the Fruity Loops Convolver (FLC)-Amplitube-Fruity Loops Convolver plug in sandwich.Use Voxengo Deconvolver (VDC) to generate the 20 sec sine sweep impulse *.wav file for an input signal to the DAW plug in (Amplitube).
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Update : Clarifying summary steps from another post response. Posted Line 6 Helix IR Utility to Idea Scale. I can see this also making a good scratch pad for testing virtual cab and mic configurations before setting up physical cabs and mics for real IR's.
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This should work with other software modellers too, but I only have Amplitube. They don't have anything like Line 6 IdeaScale that I could find.
I'm sure they could sell more Amplitube with something like that. Here is a Dropbox link to my working Amplitube IR'sįYI, I have a feature request into IK Multimedia to allow IR export directly from Amplitube for live use. Someone with more time and software tools might do a bit better than I did. A little EQ matching with a plug-in and a track could refine them a bit more. I might make a video if you guys want it.Īgain, the IR's I made were raw, but I thought they sounded good enough for me. I attached a few screenshots with some notes. Also, I couldn't tell a difference between Mono and Stereo sine sweep through a cab. I couldn't tell a difference between 24 bit and 32 bit. I found that although Helix converts IR's to 16 bit, the 24 bit Voxengo IR sine sweep made a better sounding Cab IR. Except use a 20 sec (20Hz-20kHz) sine sweep signal exported from Voxengo in FLC slot 1 instead of the FLC "clap" impulse (which is good for reverbs). But you wont be able to save and reopen the FL session, and you cant do more than 3 conversions at a time with the Voxengo demo.įollow the Fruity Convolver "plug-in sandwich" method for creating an plug-in IR in Making impulse responses from plugin effects, which is based on a reverb plug-in. You can completely create and save IR *.wav files that will import into Helix with the demo versions of FL and Voxengo. (I highly recommend the Amplitube 4 + Mesa pack for $159)
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I'm sure there are other more pro ways to do it. The simplest way to do it that I found was with Voxengo Deconvolver and Fruity Loops Fruity Convolver (FLC herein).
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After a lot of research and trial and (lots of) error on my own, I finally got some working pieces in place. I asked around this forum and the IK Multimedia forum, Sonar forum, and more and no one had experience or direction. The IR's I have posted on this forum and on Dropbox are made from the Amplitube 4, Fruity Loops, and Voxengo Deconvolver, along with my own tweaks to taste.
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