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Overloud Choptones Brit 1960 LGB IR Library for TH-U SuperCabinet (Download)

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Overloud Choptones Brit 1960 LGB IR Library for TH-U SuperCabinet (Download) Overview

The Choptones Brit 1960 LGB IR Library for TH-U SuperCabinet from Overloud is an IR library that extensively captures the full sounding guitar tone of a Marshall 1960 A 4×12 slanted front, closed-back cabinet, paired with clean sounding Eminence GB128 50W speakers. This library features IRs systematically captured with 11 mics on a motorized mic stand for than 300 total impulse responses.

The mics recorded IRs in 8 to 16 positions each, with some of the mics receiving an extra off-axis capture at 45°. The Marshall cabinet has a great sound, capable of the clearest cleans and heaviest of heaves, and the Eminence GB128 speakers provide a balanced sound with full, warm lows, throaty mids, and crisp highs, perfect for modern rock styles. Designed exclusively for the SuperCabinet IR processor, a program that makes it easy to blend and create custom cabinet tones and export IRs in WAV format for use in external IR loaders and modelers, the Brit 1960 LGB IR Library is a great choice for guitarists seeking a versatile and powerful, rock-oriented guitar-amp combo in an affordable package.

Made for the SuperCabinet
The Brit 1960 LGB IR library is designed exclusively for use with the TH-U SuperCabinet program, which can either be used as a standalone IR library or with the TH-U plug-in program. SuperCabinet allows you to:

  • Graphically browse the IRs in the library
  • Blend them together
  • Craft new cabinet tones with the unique multiband mode
  • Use the IR in the software
  • Export the IRs in WAV-file format, compatible with software IR loaders and all the major hardware modelers 
Quintessential British Rock Tone
The Marshall 1960 A 4×12 cabinet has a slanted front, closed back, and solid birch-plywood construction. One of the most common and used 4×12 cabs out there, it produces the perfect tone for modern rock. The speaker, a 50-watt GB128 made by Eminence, has a clean British voiced tone with a full low end, warm, throaty mids, and a very open top end. Captures are performed with a motorized mic stand in order to have consistent measurements across libraries.
IR Capture Specifications
The microphones used during the capture sessions for this IR library are:

  • AKG C414
  • Audio Technica 2035
  • Beyerdynamic M160
  • Electro Voice RE20
  • Neumann U87
  • Royer 121
  • Sennheiser MD21
  • Sennheiser MD421
  • Sennheiser MD441
  • Shure SM7
  • Shure SM57

Every microphone has been moved to 4 different horizontal positions (Cap, Cap Edge, Cone, and Cone Edge), two distances each, for a total of 8 IRs each. For some of the microphones, the measurements have been repeated with the microphone at an off axis (45º). All the measurements have been repeated twice, with two different mic preamps: a Neve 1073 and a German preamp.