Bram576
Well-known member
Yeah I honestly think I just picked the second take harder.That sounds better. Sounds a little more ir or sim - esque due to scratchiness on the attack. So I'll go with that.
I'm not saying irs are bad, I bought a ton and would love for it to be just plug and play. The best thing I did for mine was to sweep for frequency peaks (ie at like 4k) and pull them out + an aggressive low pass on the high end. This made it sound more like the real thing.
Line outs > analog pre > irs seems to sound good in a lot of clips I've heard from other people. Heavier multi-tracked rhythm guitars are most forgiving with them and can sound really really good. My problem was after I did all that a lazily mic'd cab sounded better and it saved me work.
If the ir's sounded better I'd go with those. Export settings are important too...and line outs...and di box choice...
Everyone’s got a different process for guitars for sure. I typically notch out the whistles shit, then add 4k back in with an ssl style. My high and low passing are usually 65-75 hz and 12k-11k. I don’t really like just cutting everything. I know the nail the mix guys started this trend at cutting everything off below 100… then dip the shit out of it at 250. Drives me crazy. Make shit sound weak.