Boss IR-2 Impulse Response Sharing Thread.

[Chistopher]

It's tough to find people sharing their IR-2 settings online. So I thought it would be cool to make a thread to share mine.

IR's 2 through 7 were borrowed from a Reddit post that coincidentally lined up with what I was going to do anyways. Diamond and Brit are likely to get swapped this evening; Diamond with an AC30 cab, Brit most likely with an M65 cab. Rectifier will most likely be swapped with Mesa Oversized 412. Clean is also about to become a bass IR. I'll update this thread once that's been done, but I'm more than happy with the other ones.

Any fellow IR-2 owners here who wouldn't mind sharing their settings?

 

[Chistopher]

Here's the update:

The Clean setting is from the free HD Shift Line Bass pack. From my testing it still works for guitar, but has a lot more low end to support bass playing. If you use the USB-C out, it may hit your computer a little too hard, I know my lil old laptop didn't care too much for high level, even with low gain., but with the 1/4" out it was fine.

The York AC30 is amazing. I haven't spent enough time with an AC30 to tell you if it's realistic or not, but the Diamond setting went from being okay with my Strat to the one I've been playing the most for the hour or so I've been fiddling with IRs.

I haven't changed the Rectifier yet, but I figure what's in there now is doing just fine. I'll pony up the $15 for the Mesa 412 OS IR when I really feel the need to. Same case with the Brit setting, it could use some work, but not today.

 

[Chistopher]

Also, for the penny pinchers, Worship Tutorials has a free AC30 IR that's not as versatile as the York one (it only has 2 files)

 

[sadfield]

To get a bit of uniformity across devices, I made may own IRs from my Neunaber Iconoclast in it's usual settings. I applied the same IR across all the amps, but I only use the Twin and Hi-Gain amps. I also added some room reverb to the IR so that I get some ambience even when I dial out the Plate Reverb. I've voiced them for recording with minimal need for post processing.

I've attached the IRs in a .zip file below, if anyone wants to test them out, critique them. There's two versions, one with room ambience and one without.