Buckle up for a cattle drive to hell with these southern style microphone techniques

Southern Groove guitar tones in your DAW:

These Impulse Responses were created by using microphone setups, which pay tribute to the ones described by sound engineers and guitar techs who helped pioneer the world of southern groove metal. These can now be applied to your project by loading one IR, blending the two IRs together, or relying on our mixed and morphed IRs. Perfect for infernal rodeo rides towards your sound!

The first part of Burning Waves' Iconic Metal Microphone Techniques Collection:

The first pack in a series:

This pack is the first of 3 IR-packs which were captured within one long session, with the intention to create a variety of individual IRs, which could be combined, mixed and morphed to shape different aesthetics. Therefore each pack comes with IRs captured from the different microphones, different Presets combining them towards a certain flavour and mixed and morphed IRs derived from the Presets.

Endless possibilities:

Feel free to combine the IRs yourself and shape your own guitar tone. You want a starting point? Load the Presets and try to find your path from there or combine the IRs yourself. If you prefer a more practical approach just load up the morphed IRs derived from the Presets or pick one IR of the individual microphone positions and give it a go.

Gotta collect them all:

Owners of the freman pack are qualified for exclusive discounts on the other IR-packs which are part of the Collection or the overall pack itself. Having multiple packs which are part of the collection, even increases your discount!

This pack contains:

• 6 IRs captured thorugh 5 different microphones, 2 different microphone preamps, 2 guitar poweramps and a 4x12 guitar cabinet
  

• 2 mixed and morphed IRs derived from the single-mic IRs
  

• 2 adjustable user presets for common IR-loader plugins: Ampire, GENOME, Wall of Sound, TRVECAB

• detailed manual with details about each IR (e.g. technical specifications, name designations, mic-positions etc.) and some insights about their creation, including pictures, graphics and tables