Uploaded August 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
So I've got this St. Rock react:IR impulse response loader which is not only absolutely awesome in the way it interacts with the amps' power section and in how versatile it is for attenuation/silent recording etc, but it also comes with a software that makes it peepee-easy to create your own IRs...
Here I'm gonna guide you through the process step by step and then we're gonna compare the miked tracks to the tracks that were reamped through the IR we captured....
sounds fun?
there's also a possible goodie somewhere towards the end of the video, so keep watching ;)
please check out St. Rock's home page here (and no, I'm not being paid for this, I genuinely like the device ;) ):
st-rock.com
follow me on instagram, facebook, youtube, if you like...I'd appreciate it ;)
instagram.com/LasseLammert
facebook.com/LasseLammertStudio
So I've got this St. Rock react:IR impulse response loader which is not only absolutely awesome in the way it interacts with the amps' power section and in how versatile it is for attenuation/silent recording etc, but it also comes with a software that makes it peepee-easy to create your own IRs...
Here I'm gonna guide you through the process step by step and then we're gonna compare the miked tracks to the tracks that were reamped through the IR we captured....
sounds fun?
there's also a possible goodie somewhere towards the end of the video, so keep watching ;)
please check out St. Rock's home page here (and no, I'm not being paid for this, I genuinely like the device ;) ):
st-rock.com
follow me on instagram, facebook, youtube, if you like...I'd appreciate it ;)
instagram.com/LasseLammert
facebook.com/LasseLammertStudio
