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jAmp Convolve Sounds

pbelgiumpbelgium
in General App Discussion

Been spending some time with jAmp Convolve. It’s a very cool app and I'm beginning to get the hang of it. I had a look at some real speaker frequency response graphs, which has helped a lot - I kind of know how to position the x/y dots now. Here's some experimental guitar cabs (which might not be that usable :#), like a radio speaker, a broken speaker cone.

@janm31415 is it possible to add a standard logarithmic speaker frequency range for the grid lines to help guide the tone.

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  • janm31415janm31415

    Yes, that’s possible. I’ll spend some time on it next week.

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    Thanks @janm31415, look forward to it.

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    That was quick! Not a big problem, but sometimes the ‘Frequencies/Spectrogram’ toggle button is in the way. Great job, thanks once again @janm31415.

  • janm31415janm31415

    You're welcome. For the toggle I had to compromise. When running the jAmp Convolve host application there is also an extra button in the left lower corner for avoiding mic feedback, so I also have to take that into account avoiding their overlap.

  • janm31415janm31415

    Jade Starr just released a nice video on jAmp Convolve:

  • pbelgiumpbelgium

    Good demo, although I'm not sure about stacking IR's. Parallel, as in two separate cabs, yes; in series, one cab into another, makes no sense - unless it sounds good.

  • janm31415janm31415

    @pbelgium said:
    Good demo, although I'm not sure about stacking IR's. Parallel, as in two separate cabs, yes; in series, one cab into another, makes no sense - unless it sounds good.

    I agree, if it sounds good, fine, but otherwise it’s using more cpu power than necessary.

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