Impulse - A very short, transient, acoustical (or electrical) signal.

So, I played tourist the other day, and visited some local spots with my girlfriend, kind of a "rainy day" thing...

At one point, we visited Severance Hall in Cleveland, the home of The Cleveland Orchestra:

Plz any one tell me, is it possible to mix the track with the midi keyboard (novation impulse 61) which has 9 faders and few knobs to control DAW.
And mastering too after that?

So, I sometimes use the SIR1 plugin for reverb (its free!). It takes impulse responses of different locations around the world to simulate reverb. You can even make your own, which I did. I took a pair of SDC's and recorded them in XY inside a giant staircase in my school. It sounds pretty cool.

What is the best way to do it?

I want to make a wave file of my own locations to be used in the SIR plugin .
Thanks!

Being that there are so many submission on metal guitar wars that utilize impulses, can someone explain what they do and what they are?

I picked up a Waves bundle a little while back and never used the included convolution reverb.

I thought I'd actually give it a try, but wasn't sure where it would be best to put the impulse responses - the OS drive or my audio drive.

Where is it typically stored? Does it actually matter?

Thanks :D

Hi all,

hey, I'm just wondering how i can use all 16 pads in Ableton live (as opposed to the 8 offered in the impulse sampler)

ive tried setting 2 midi tracks and such, but my utility software doesent seem to let me split my pads 8-8 into 2 different midi channels.

suggestions?