Typically, you'd place an amp sim like Pod Farm or Amplitube or Guitar Rig before the impulse loader and disable the cabinet emulation in the amp sim. You still need to feed them w/ something that sounds like an amplified signal. The impulses themselves are like snapshots of speaker and cabinets. These are meant to be used in conjunction w/ an amp sim.
Again, you may have already checked that, but it's worth mentioning.Īs for impulses. You may also want to make sure that the noise gate isn't set up so that it eats away your signal. On the picture below as you see, my input gain is at 0 - no boost, no cut.
Sometimes it doesn't look like it's turned down all that much but, for example, if that knob is at 12 o'clock, you're effectively trimming 12 db's off your signal. If for some reason that knob is turned too low, you'd typically get a processed signal that doesn't sound as distorted or overdriven as you'd expect. There's an input meter and a knob to adjust the incoming signal on the upper left-hand side of POD Farm's GUI, just above the gate section. Maybe you've already checked that but, just in case. I guess I’ve gone off on two separate tangents here, but any info is greatly appreciated! Thanks for reading, It's my assumption that there is likely just a bunch of user error on my part, so here I am :-) The videos that I watched with these sounded very close to the actual recordings, but when I loaded them into SONAR, again, either no distortion, or the tone was not even close to the 'song' it was intended to replicate. There was one set of impulses that were meant to emulate a bunch of Metallica tones. I’ve downloaded a couple different loaders, but every time I load any impulse it’s either zero distortion, or the lag is horrible (or both). I’ve read up about them and watched a ton of Youtube videos, and the tones that some are able to record, particularly for metal, are amazing. On another note, I’m interesting in learning about Impulse Responses. I’ve tried messing with the settings, applying updates, uninstall and reinstall, all to no avail. If I just use the program itself to jam, I get the same issues with distorted sounds…the presets just sound incredibly weak, or usually have no distortion at all. I have the same issue if I use POD Farm on its own. As for the presets, or new tones that I create, the distortion is there, but it is extremely weak sounding. This is 100% the case with any downloaded ‘custom tone’. The problem I’m having is that more or less any distortion tones in POD Farm only seem to play clean. My mobo has built-in sound which is disabled, and I’m using a POD HD Bean as my interface / soundcard. Pod Farm version is 2.5 (I THINK…would have to double-check after work).
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I’ve got a PC with Windows 7 Pro 圆4, running SONAR Producer 8.5.
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I’m sure this issue has been beaten to death here, but I’m trying to figure out how to get POD Farm to work *correctly* with SONAR (or at all for that matter). I’ve done some forum searching, but I wasn’t able to find any helpful info so far. POD Farm Help (and IR Loaders) Hello Folks,įirst and foremost, please forgive me, as I do not frequent these forums too often unless I have an issue that I can’t seem to figure out.
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