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I got it, but secretly I was hoping it was a Fiddle app...
Just ran it with BS16 violin font via Audioshare IAA slots doesn't really do much meant for a live instrument.
http://forum.audiob.us/discussion/3858/impulse-response-ir-loader-as-an-effect#Item_22
Video is @ the above thread .
is Rome burning?
I understood that comment, LOL
From what I can tell the violin wasn't invented for another 1500 years after he died so....
I have another good news - it seems the Audiobus integration is much more easy than I expected (also compare to the IAA:), so I changed my roadmap and next version will support the Audiobus if everything goes well.
Neato!
Awww fiddlestix...I want a fiddle : ( but neat app otherwise
Nice.. @interkalator is it going to support the AB fx slot as well?
@Frank - yes, the fx slot will be supported as well.
Sweet
With this app in the fx slot, it could be used for a great many different instruments. Thanks
Few weeks late, but I just found this app from a different post. Even though I have well over a dozen input and output apps that pop up in AudioBus, this is actually the first time I ever tried an app in the "Effects" slot of AudioBus.
How do people use this? The app page says something about not recommending that it be used as a general reverb or something, but I was playing with briefly using different instruments in ThumbJam and synths, and the parametric EQ and reverb seem like they could be used effectively for a lot of applications.
Not what the disclaimer means. It just means that longer Impulse Response tails (such as get used for reverb) would exceed the design spec of this app. It's designed for body resonance.
@PaulB said:
Ah, thanks for the clarification. Well, I thought it was a decent reverb (for free, anyway), and even having a free master parametric EQ was kind of nice.
It is nice. My personal view is if you like the sound of something, use it. Even if it's not how it was originally intended...