The Cab
The Mics
Formats
Disclaimer
USP
The Cab
I like basscabs with a tweeter, but while some basscabs offer a knob to control the tweeter, the most IRs do not offer this. So here you go: The “Modular” bass IRs offer you the tweeter and the speaker independently. Choose a IR loader that let’s you mix two IRs or create a parallel path on your guitar modeler for two IRs and mix exactly the right amount of the tweeter in.
The Mics
- o87 - Based on a Beyerdynamic© opus 87
- 7b - Based on a Shure© sm7b
- 52 - Based on a Oktava© 52-02
- 57 - Based on a Shure© sm57
- 112 - Based on a AKG© D112
- 160 - Based on a Beyerdynamic© m160
- 193 - Based on a Neumann© TLM193
- Colibri - Based on a BLUE© Hummingbird
- Midboost - Speaker conversion to a mic, only mids here!
- MM - Based on a Beyerdynamic© MM1
Formats
The Files are delivered in 44.1 kHz, 48kHz, 96kHz .wav and converted to .kipr to use with a Kemper© Profiling Amp the files are also not truncated!
Disclaimer
*All product names and company names are trademarks of each respective holders. The Bommel GbR is not associated or affiliated therewith. These product names are used solely for purpose of identifying the specific products that have been used to create Kemper profiles or impulse responses.
USP
All sounds are miced at the acoustic center of the speaker and there are 3 Versions offered of both the Speaker and the Tweeter!
- -Blank- = This is just the normal version
- Tilt = Here a Tilt-EQ is applied to the IR tha makes the IR brighter without loossing the original tone of the speaker
- Linear = The frequencies between the resonance frequency and the highest frequency that the speaker accurately plays are linearized with a 32band eq. This is a unique way to make all notes of your solo playing equally loud. So if the notes are not equally loud, it is either your playing or your amp settings, the cab will cause no problems.
