My pleasure!

Regards

S/O

Hey there Paul! Absolutely. The social media bit was intended to get the impulses out in the world, rather than lock people out entirely. Drop me an email at info-aaaatttt-littledevilstudios-dooott- ccoom-dddottt-au, or shoot me a quick message via the contact form on this website and I will hook you up. The contact form was showing an error, but should be ready to roll now!

Our pleasure! EMT240 impulses would be amazing! Feel free to drop us an email if you need a place to host them or you would like us to create some presets. We have received a few tips to improve the results of IR capture as well from people like Matt @ Liquidsonics that I would happily pass on.

thanks a lot for these. We might do some IR soon with our EMT 240 tube – I’ll let you know. 🙂
Have a good start of the week!
J.

It is my pleasure Neil! Please let me know what you think of them. Some of the IR’s will lack the movement and modulation in the tails compared to algorithmic reverbs, but that is just the nature of convolution. The true stereo wav files listed at the bottom of the download page should be suitable for most of convolution programs that support true stereo impulses. They still contain the four channels of audio, but are stereo rather than mono (left input -> left & right output, right input -> left and right output). If you need them to be four mono files rather than two stereo files, Audio Ease’s Snapper program (mac only) can very quickly separate them.

There are no quad versions on the horizon just yet. Maybe one day, but we have a bunch of other stuff currently in the works that we need to knock over first (AKG BX impulses in particular!).