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Hello Everybody!
I am new to this forum and was brought here by the discovery of REW. It looks to be a very handy tool and I am excited to get familiar with all of its powerful features.
My application of REW may be different than many others but with the REW software I am hoping to create IR's of some of my favorite guitar cabinets that I own for "virtual" use in a high-end guitar processor.
So I guess I'll dive right in!
After I calibrate my system and take my measurement of a cabinet I receive a response curve. From there I am a bit confused what to do to convert it into an IR of my cabinet.
My main question (so far :bigsmile
is:
If I export a .wav file of this response curve is that the actual IR of my cabinet or do I need to somehow deconvolve the IR from the response that I recorded? I guess I am not clear exactly what information is exported as a .wav file. If I need to deconvolve the IR, does anybody have experience doing this that could assist me? Thanks in advance for any help!
I am new to this forum and was brought here by the discovery of REW. It looks to be a very handy tool and I am excited to get familiar with all of its powerful features.
My application of REW may be different than many others but with the REW software I am hoping to create IR's of some of my favorite guitar cabinets that I own for "virtual" use in a high-end guitar processor.
So I guess I'll dive right in!
After I calibrate my system and take my measurement of a cabinet I receive a response curve. From there I am a bit confused what to do to convert it into an IR of my cabinet.
My main question (so far :bigsmile
If I export a .wav file of this response curve is that the actual IR of my cabinet or do I need to somehow deconvolve the IR from the response that I recorded? I guess I am not clear exactly what information is exported as a .wav file. If I need to deconvolve the IR, does anybody have experience doing this that could assist me? Thanks in advance for any help!