IR MESA Guitar Impulse Response Pack WAV

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IR MESA Guitar Impulse Response Pack WAV
Are you looking for some high-quality guitar impulse responses to create a powerful and versatile metal tone? If so, you might want to check out the IR MESA Guitar Impulse Response Pack WAV, a collection of over 700 free Mesa Boogie cabinet IRs in .WAV format. These IRs are compatible with various amp simulators and multi-effects processors, and can help you achieve a rich and full guitar sound with a variety of microphones, positions and distances.



IR MESA Guitar Impulse Response Pack WAV

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The IR MESA Guitar Impulse Response Pack WAV features seven different cabinet models from the legendary MESA/Boogie brand, including:



1x12 Thiele Front Ported Compact
1X12 Recto Closed Back
1X12 Lone Star
2x12 Lone Star
2X12 Recto Horizontal
4X12 Recto Traditional Slant
4X12 Recto OS Standard Slant

These cabinets are suitable for various metal subgenres, from blues to deathcore, and can be blended together for a fuller and more complex tone. You can also choose from different sample rates, such as 44.1, 48 and 96 kHz, depending on your preferences and needs.


The IR MESA Guitar Impulse Response Pack WAV is one of the best free cabinet impulse responses for metal guitarists who want to emulate the sound of Mesa Boogie amps and cabinets without breaking the bank. You can download this pack for free from [^3^] and start rocking out with your favorite amp simulator or multi-effects processor.

How to Use IRs in Your DAW


If you want to use IRs in your digital audio workstation (DAW), you will need a plugin that can load and process them. There are many plugins available for this purpose, such as:



Two Notes Wall of Sound
Neural DSP plugins
Line 6 Helix Native
Positive Grid BIAS FX 2
Ignite Amps NadIR

These plugins allow you to load IRs from your computer and apply them to your guitar signal. You can also adjust parameters such as volume, pan, phase, EQ and more. Some plugins also let you blend multiple IRs together for a more complex tone.






To use IRs in your DAW, you will need to follow these steps:



Record your guitar signal using a direct input (DI) or an amp simulator without a cabinet simulation.
Insert an IR loader plugin on the same track or on a separate track with a send/return configuration.
Browse and load the IRs you want to use from your computer. You can use the presets or the user folder to access your IRs.
Tweak the settings of the plugin and the IRs until you are happy with the tone.
Render or export your track with the IRs applied.

Here is an example of how to use IRs with Neural DSP plugins[^1^]:



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1. Choose your IRs: There are a ton of free and paid IRs available on the internet, including the "Declassified: Impulse Responses for Rock and Metal" pack from Modern Metal Songwriter. Choose the IRs that best suit your desired tone.
2. Open your Neural DSP plugin: Open your preferred Neural DSP plugin in your DAW.
3. Load your IRs: Click on the "CAB" section of the plugin and then click on the "IR" button. A window will pop up where you can load up to four IRs at a time. You can drag and drop IRs from your computer or use the browser to navigate through your folders.
4. Adjust your IRs: You can adjust the volume, pan, phase and delay of each IR using the knobs below each slot. You can also solo or mute each IR using the buttons above each slot. You can also use the EQ section to shape your tone further.
5. Save your preset: Once you are happy with your tone, you can save your preset by clicking on the "SAVE" button in the upper-right corner of the plugin window. You can name your preset and assign it to a category for easy access later.
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