Comments on: Rosen Digital Releases Free “Pulse” IR Loader VST Plugin

By: benjamin giblin

benjamin giblin — Tue, 31 Jul 2018 21:14:03 +0000

I can’t use the plugin as when i try to load a cab there isn’t any. I had the exact same problem with nadIR. I can’t get it to work i’m so confused. It has download and is working fine, there is just no cabs and no options to select one. I heard i need to upload the impulses but i have no idea how as i’m a complete noob. It doesn’t take me to the folder that opens on all the tutorials i have watched it just opens a random path and i can’t find the impulses anywhere. Someone please help a noob in need! Maybe I’ve put the wrong folders in the wrong place but they were all extracted to vst plugins so i don’t understand why i seem to be the only person with this problem????

By: Erwin Vomberg

Erwin Vomberg — Thu, 20 Oct 2016 21:37:06 +0000

“… because I find even the best IR cabinets sterile and harsh as a result of the sample-rate limitations in digital signal processing.”

Sorry, that is BS. Proven over and over again but you spread the myth against having to know it better.

(Has nothing to do with the plugin. Nevertheless… )

By: g0nz3r

g0nz3r — Tue, 18 Oct 2016 02:12:53 +0000

In reply to Kevin Sparks. There is a video that was released announcing the plugin, and it contained a line that gave the existence of this plugin, which is undoubtedly NadIR reskinned / rebranded / updated, a lot of explanatory scope and power. Averring that the company deals mainly in cabinet impulse responses, for the purpose of clarity, first- That line goes something like, "We will be updating our impulse libraries to our new custom format as cabinets become available." It seems like Rosen Digital was looking to obtain a player for a new proprietary format, very likely for the purpose of better protecting their product.

By: Triton Perrin

Triton Perrin — Mon, 17 Oct 2016 23:58:00 +0000

In reply to Kevin Sparks. From what I was able to find out it is the same engine, but I think the real time sample rate conversion is the biggest change and maybe the latency was improved. It is mostly just a couple different features to make getting your guitar tone easier with being able to compare IRs. Though the Pulse IR that comes with it is also a great starting point and makes it easier to get ready and start tracking as well. I really like the way this one works.

By: Kevin Sparks

Kevin Sparks — Mon, 17 Oct 2016 22:02:05 +0000

I wonder if this is anything more than a rebranded NadIR with a free impulse. If they’ve made any improvements while keeping it at zero latency, this is a major freebie