IR pack from Jens Bogren
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Seven Moons
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IR pack from Jens Bogren
This might be of interest for those who are 1) into modern metal guitar tones, 2) using digital IRs.
Jens Bogren is the producer of a number of albums by major metal acts (Kreator, Enslaved, Angra, Arch Enemy, Symphony X, Dark Tranquillity, Amon Amarth and many others). I take the guitar and drum sounds in his productions over Sneap's any day. He's now selling a set of signature IRs:
https://bogrendigital.com
Might be worth a try. For 35, it's not like you need to sell a kidney.
Jens Bogren is the producer of a number of albums by major metal acts (Kreator, Enslaved, Angra, Arch Enemy, Symphony X, Dark Tranquillity, Amon Amarth and many others). I take the guitar and drum sounds in his productions over Sneap's any day. He's now selling a set of signature IRs:
https://bogrendigital.com
Might be worth a try. For 35, it's not like you need to sell a kidney.
IR pack from Jens Bogren
Interesting. Not sure I've got advanced enough equipment to use this, sadly. I wish!
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Seven Moons
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IR pack from Jens Bogren
I finally bought these IRs as Bogren offered a 50% discount for Black Friday. I loaded them into the Torpedo Live, and I'm not disappointed. The tonal flavors are diverse, I really like some of them, I don't like some others, but it's a matter of personal preferences: I think all these IRs can be put to good use in a mix, depending on what you want to do. I tried them with bass and drums tracks only, and with an added rhythm guitar track. They really cut through, and the clarity and note separation is superb. They might become an interesting alternative to my trusty Ownhammer Marshall IRs for recording purposes with bass & drums (because they're not so flattering in a standalone context). In any case, this is well worth the 17.45 euros I paid!