What’s great about Dr Mix is that you makes us discover amazing pieces of technology. I’m reproducing U2 songs from scratch and I feel like this software is gonna make my backing tracks step in a whole new level of fidelity! Thanks 🙏
One of the other awesome VST channels, Simeon Amburgey's (Praise tracks) channel got hacked. I hope he gets it resolved soon. Keep up the good work and be careful of those scammers!
After Triton VST you can find the hardware version for ridiculous prices. It was the same with FM7, Wavestation etc. I hope that this new amazing tecnologies about IR impulses will make a simmilar effect, so hardware Eventides H series or simmilar become accesible. 😄
This is awesome. Because the FIR Convolver is processed by the GPU you can outsource some processing from your CPU to your GPU by creating these files. The only problem is, that you wont be able to change the effect on the go while producing.
Should that really be called impulse response? It looks like it performs a deconvolution of the altered signal with the original signal to obtain the response of the system across the frequencies. Recall that the sweep went from low to high frequency. Technically, impulse response is the response of a system to an impulse signal. A monotonic sinusoidal wave appears as an impulse in frequency domain and not an impulse in time domain.
We call Impulse Response the audio 'signature' of a system (like reverb of a room) on all the spectrum, showing how the system responds towards every frequency. To catch how a system responds to all frequencies, we give a sound that will feed the input with all the frequencies, played on all the same level of gain (a 'flat' spectrum). The two main ways to create this response: - A 'Dirac' impulse that is a theroetical infinite amplitude of an infinitely short impulse, in practice it is a bang (either an exposion, a gun, a very strong and short clip. this 'sound wave' has its fourier transform spectrum spreading across all the freqencies at the same level. - a sweep (which is what they did in the video), that will have only one frequency on spectrum but that will scan ('sweep') through all of them at the same level of gain. The term "inpulse" comes indeed from the dirac, but since the sweep manages to register also the same information, the audio response of either the former or the latter will be called IR. A infinitely long lasting (in time) sinewave indeed is an inpulse (dirac) on the frequency domain, but the sweep scan the sinewaves of all the frequencies.
@@GPUAUDIO I did a little research on how IR works. Now I've got a basic understanding: it's the power of math. 🤣😂 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green%27s_function
❤ Thanks to GPU Audio for sponsoring this video. Enter the IR Creation Competition here: gpu.audio/DoctorMixIR
What’s great about Dr Mix is that you makes us discover amazing pieces of technology. I’m reproducing U2 songs from scratch and I feel like this software is gonna make my backing tracks step in a whole new level of fidelity! Thanks 🙏
@Doctor Mix GPU Audio the best !!! Happy New Year from Greece
One of the other awesome VST channels, Simeon Amburgey's (Praise tracks) channel got hacked. I hope he gets it resolved soon. Keep up the good work and be careful of those scammers!
OK, I gotta say, this is REALLY cool.
Excellent, always loved RUSH's 2112 ! 😀
As usual, an energetic and fun show. It's needed now when the weather is gray and it is raining. Greetings from Sweden.
After Triton VST you can find the hardware version for ridiculous prices. It was the same with FM7, Wavestation etc. I hope that this new amazing tecnologies about IR impulses will make a simmilar effect, so hardware Eventides H series or simmilar become accesible. 😄
4:33 this is almost the same sound I make in the morning in a certain place and it makes echo and fade out between the two parallel wall.
You'll be off on FFTs next!! ;) Takes me right back to the DSP part of my degree!!
This is awesome. Because the FIR Convolver is processed by the GPU you can outsource some processing from your CPU to your GPU by creating these files. The only problem is, that you wont be able to change the effect on the go while producing.
so they're not there yet
some time ago in 2018 I though about creating a VST emulator/converter that ran any VST on the GPU
Great innovation... I've to learn about it👍😀
Dr. Mix! 🙂
Thank you Claudio for this excellent idea of reverb/echo, ideal for the kind of music that I make, style new age hovering. THANK YOU.😀
Hi Dr, do you know when and where will the results be announced? Is there a playlist with the IR videos? Thanks for the cool challenge
Awesome work that you did! Is It possíble to share the IR file? Thank you Very much in advance!
Awesome! Benn Jordan and Venus Theory win, already, haha.
nice very inspired gpu tech thank dr mix x
For guitar, can an IR be made to sound clean with light playing and distorted with heavier playing? Can it do edge of breakup that is expressive?
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Should that really be called impulse response? It looks like it performs a deconvolution of the altered signal with the original signal to obtain the response of the system across the frequencies. Recall that the sweep went from low to high frequency. Technically, impulse response is the response of a system to an impulse signal. A monotonic sinusoidal wave appears as an impulse in frequency domain and not an impulse in time domain.
We call Impulse Response the audio 'signature' of a system (like reverb of a room) on all the spectrum, showing how the system responds towards every frequency. To catch how a system responds to all frequencies, we give a sound that will feed the input with all the frequencies, played on all the same level of gain (a 'flat' spectrum). The two main ways to create this response:
- A 'Dirac' impulse that is a theroetical infinite amplitude of an infinitely short impulse, in practice it is a bang (either an exposion, a gun, a very strong and short clip. this 'sound wave' has its fourier transform spectrum spreading across all the freqencies at the same level.
- a sweep (which is what they did in the video), that will have only one frequency on spectrum but that will scan ('sweep') through all of them at the same level of gain.
The term "inpulse" comes indeed from the dirac, but since the sweep manages to register also the same information, the audio response of either the former or the latter will be called IR.
A infinitely long lasting (in time) sinewave indeed is an inpulse (dirac) on the frequency domain, but the sweep scan the sinewaves of all the frequencies.
Hi! What type of file do you export from the daw to aftermix with voxengo original sweep? And, it has to be the same length as the original sweep?
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Wow! How is this possible? I am a software engineer, but I would be in big trouble if I had to code this. :(
@@GPUAUDIO I did a little research on how IR works. Now I've got a basic understanding: it's the power of math. 🤣😂
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green%27s_function
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All I hear is "jiffy audio" 😄
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So now I’ll have to invest $1500 in a GPU for audio plugins? In smoking on fire AMD’s? Hard pass.
No, you can do this in any IR reverb plugin
No, you don't have to. But you can if you want to, the same way you can can choose to invest in DSP hardware if that floats your boat.