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Another advantage of a Dirac Pulse is in a situation where the phase relationships between two device could be disturbed, i.e if you want to get an IR from an old mechanical tape machine where (non-linear) artifacts could occur when deconvoving two signals. A big advantage of the swept sine method is you'll end up with a more accurate IR particularly where the signal to noise ratio is low. When using a Dirac Pulse OR a Swept Sine you convolve the file by passing it into what ever space or filter you are trying to capture, I think what you were trying to say is at that point the convolved pulse, the impulse response can be used directly, where as the swept sine will have to be deconvolved against a reference of the original signal in order to arrive at an impulse response. It's a bit like clapping your hands but much better! Check for example You can simply run that though anything and capture the linear frequency response. A much more easy way is to use a short digital click which produces sound at all frequencies at the same level. Marco Raaphorst wrote: When using a sinewave sweep you need to convolute the file. Hmm, just read that there is a Parallel mode (in the Convolution section of the manual) ' Parallel: Individual processing of the two L and R stereo input signals (dual mono).'

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No, I use a separate device for L to R to keep the stereo field, from the manual 'The RV7000 Mk II is a true stereo reverb ( except in Convolution mode)' Ps this is a cool thread as i just watched both videos and am now totally into the idea of convolution reverb! previously i had no idea what all the fuss was about and had never been bothered to check it out Hey man do you mind if i ask (sorry to hijack thread) - do you use L and R reverb channels to get the stereo affect? this is all really new to me but i do notice my reverb, which is just standard RV7000, doesnt have that wide reverby feel which is sometimes just what i want for build ups and transitions. The main thing I do remember is when I loaded the files into the RV7000's (I had 2 one for the left channel and one for the right) I had to add about +24db of gain.

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This one to be precise, but it is Windows only The swept sine method you referred to is a bit more complicated and possibly more accurate and whilst it can be done manually I use a tool to create the swept sines and extract the resultant IR. For these types of filter IR I normally keep them at around 120 samples to 200 samples long just for ease of handling (i.e I can see the file in editor without a mega zoom) but normally they are literally just a couple of samples long.

On a filter such as you are creating the active part of the IR will only be a few samples long so make sure when using this type of IR to have the Decay knob fully open.ДЄnother known issue with the RV7000's convolution mode is that it is at least -12db lower than it should be in order to get back to unity gain when using a filter, this doesn't matter so much when you are just mixing in reverb to taste but again with a filter you'll want the input level to match the level of the processed signal (so it's brought up to the same level of the unprocessed sound) so some additional gain will need to be introduced somewhere in the chain to compensate and hear the effect of the EQ setting properly.ДЄudacity though is great for editing these type of IR once you've captured them because you can specify the sample length of the file and trim them very accurately. There's a couple of things to consider when using convolution in the RV7000 the first is that the decay knob uses an envelope and effectively reduces the length of an IR by a percentage of the length of the. The thing with an EQ setting is it will be little if anything longer than the original Dirac Pulse it essentially ends up as being a static filter of that one EQ setting. wav should be sufficient to record the convolved IR. Nothing wrong with Audacity it's an excellent audio editing app.ДЄ Dirac Pulse played through the EQ and the output being rendered to a new. Sooooooo, maybe there's some magic happening in Audacity So I did exactly the same procedure, rendering the effected output to a new. Erm, yeah, I'm quite aware you don't load the source signal file into the RV7000! I'm using Harrison Mixbus to try to create an IR from a VST EQ device.

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