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PastToFutureReverbs MCI JH-16 2 Inch Multi-track Tape Recorder IRs! Impulse Responses (IRs) WAV AiFF screenshot
Impulse Responses (IRs) WAV AiFF | AudioZ Exclusive | 4.22 MB
Like Lenny Kravitz once said „This tape machine bumps“

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32 WAV/AIFF IRS in Total!


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  Member 12.01.2023 96
+44
Finally some tape IR'r !
Thanks
  Member 16.04.2015 20 272
+575
I support the words of gratitude! This is great news!!!
  Member 28.12.2021 14
+6
(this is functionally just using convolution to do an EQ. it will not capture the harmonic distortion, nonlinearity, wow, flutter, or time variant behavior of tape... only the average frequency response. ir is great for reverbs and spaces but not for anything time variant like chorus, modulation, filtering, compression, expansion, distortion, a/d conversion. this is the case for all impulse responses)
  Member 12.01.2023 96
+44
Thanks for your input.
I was in fact biased by all those praising comments about the "exceptional" quality of Acustica's convolution (IR) based compressors... and also their TAUPE plug-in which is supposed to emulate tape compression.
Thanks to you, now I can put all of them in the trash bin and save a lot of space on my HDD's...
  Member 28.12.2021 14
+6
it is possible to use impulse responses to build functions to model and inform time variant functions, but 4.22mb of tape tone impulses cannot capture the nonlinearity of tape- saturation, crunch, high and low end rooloff when driven, because those are program dependent / time variant. using these solely for convolution is just a roundabout way of doing eq.

the tools you mention use multiple irs to build functions that eventually become compressors and tape emulators, and can use ir for tone, but you don't get compression or dynamics or modulation from impulse responses and convolution alone.

this is why the acustica coffee pun pultec emulation is close to 8 gigabytes in size without the copy protection.

please go aead and use the irs as you want, just don't expect it to behave like tape. i also dont think anyone should buy these ir either because past to future know dumb people buy them thinking an ir can be a tape emulatior.
  Member 12.01.2023 96
+44
past to future know dumb people buy them thinking an ir can be a tape emulatior.

Thanks again for your detailed explanation, but I could introduce you to some very very smart people who know nothing about impulse responses and would certainly fall into PastToFutureReverb's marketing trap.

As for Acustica's gigabytes of data, I leave them to that elitist sect of audiophiles dumb enough to pay $2,000 for a power cable...
  Member 12.01.2023 96
+44
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