Hello,
I have spent the last three days trying to figure this out but to no avail. I am trying to load a speaker simulator to enhance my dirty guitar sounds using Logic's amp simulations. All of the speaker simulations are present in my browser. I am supposed to load the speaker simulatinos within Space Designer. Also, I am supposed to bypass the amp sim's cabinet simulations for Logic. How do I do this?
Thanks.
iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
Load the Impulse Response (IR) into Space Designer the same way you'd load any impulse response:
Either put it on a channel, after the guitar effect or put it on a buss and send the signal(s) to it from there.
Load the Impulse Response (IR) into Space Designer the same way you'd load any impulse response:
Either put it on a channel, after the guitar effect or put it on a buss and send the signal(s) to it from there.
Why Space Designer? Why not insert Amp Designer into your channel, select 'Transparent Preamp" for the amp model, and then select the speaker box and mic that you want.
As I understand the original post, and I may have mis-interpreted it, cauchy is trying to use 3rd party speaker simulations that appear to be Impulse Responses. To my knowledge, and I may also be wrong about this, you cannot load a 3rd party impulse response into anything other than Space Designer.
I'm on Logic 8 and it may have changed, but I just had a quick skim through the online Logic 9 manual and it doesn't say you can load your own (or 3rd party) impulse responses into Logics guitar amps.
Because it's convolution based, you can use Space Designer for a lot more things than reverb and a lot of 3rd party manufacturers take advantage of that.
That is correct. . .at least to the best of my knowledge regarding the specific 3rd party plug-in I am using....Redwirez....which are impulse responses. I didn't understand why you had to use Space Designer to do this. . .until now. Thanks.
Third party speaker simulations for guitar?
