FREE​

'Grant Nelson'​

(Reknowned Producer)​

Personal Collection of​

Lexicon 480L Impulse Responses​

provided in 'LOGIC Space Designer' & '.AIFF' Formats​

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Inside you will find the following presets (exactly as they are in the machine – no editing) :

Ambience – Gated Ambience
Ambience – Large Ambience
Ambience – Medium Ambience
Ambience – Small Ambience
Ambience – Strong Ambience
Ambience – Very Large Ambience
Effects – BackSlap
Effects – Doubler
Effects – Get It Wet
Effects – In The Past
Effects – Rebound
Effects – Sudden Stop
Effects – Surfin
Effects – Tremelo L to R
Effects – Vox Whispers
Halls – Auto Park
Halls – Jazz Hall
Halls – Large Church
Halls – Large Hall
Halls – Large Plate
Halls – Large+Stage
Halls – Medium Hall
Halls – Medium+Stage
Halls – Small Church
Halls – Small Hall
Halls – Small+Stage
Plates – A Plate
Plates – Fat Plate
Plates – Small Plate
Plates – Snare Plate
Plates – Thin Plate
Rich Plates – Drum Plate
Rich Plates – Echo Plate
Rich Plates – Guitar Plate
Rich Plates – Horn Plate
Rich Plates – Large Plate
Rich Plates – Short Plate
Rich Plates – Silver Plate
Rich Plates – Slap Plate
Rich Plates – Vocal Plate
Rich Plates – Vox Plate No.2
Rooms – Large Room
Rooms – Music Club
Rooms – Small & Bright
Wild Spaces – 1ow-40
Wild Spaces – 2ow-50
Wild Spaces – Big Bottom
Wild Spaces – Brick Wall
Wild Spaces – Buck Ram
Wild Spaces – Inside Out
Wild Spaces – Metallica
Wild Spaces – Ricochet
Wild Spaces – Sillica Beads
Wild Spaces – Varoom​

A comment of 'Grant Nelson' himself : "Use them wisely and your productions will start to sound a lot more expensive ;)"

*yes* ​

'Grab' all these Impulse Responses here :

http://www.housecallfm.com/download-gns-personal-lexicon-480l

Click on : 'DOWNLOAD THE ZIP HERE'



Enjoy !

 

Great! Thanks a lot man.

 

These are for Altiverb in case anyone wanted to know.

 

he thanks for the share
i saw these a couple of days ago on askaudiomag.com
does anybody know how to get these working in ableton live 9 convolution reverb ?
thanks in advance.

 

Superb, thank you so much man for bringing these to our attention. It even opened my eyes up to his Housecall FM website and tons of great remixes!

 

They are working just fine in Logic Pro X, in fact the NFO gives instructions for Logic, not Altiverb. The files are .AIF's (impulses) and .PST's (presets for Space Designer).

 

@ Garageraver,

*yes*

As soon that you have loaded the 'Convolution Reverb' Engine (which makes part of 'Max4Live' Essentials), you can simply 'drag & drop' these 'Grant Nelson' Impulse Responses ('.aif' Format) inside the empty Window of the Convolution Reverb, as well that you can 'import' them the usual way ('Import' --> ...).
Then from here, you can set each Impulse Response the way you like (or need !). Leave it as is, or for example, you can shorten it, change its Dry/Wet ratio,... , then when you're satisfied with the result, you can save it as your own 'Convolution Reverb' Preset (to reload and use it afterwards).
Normally, you should be able to place these 'Impulse Responses' anywhere within your HD, and the Preset(s) saved by 'Ableton LIVE' must be easily reloadable as it must to automatically find the location of your 'Impulse Responses' ('.aif' or '.wav' Format files). *yes*

This way, you can create a specific Folder within your HD that contains all your desired/used 'Impulse Responses', and furthermore, you can also use the 'Impulse Responses' placed in that Folder for other 'Convolution Reverb' Engines used in other DAWs and/or as independent Plugins, for instance.

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@ Cliquid,

Unfortunately not ! *no*

The 'Impulse Responses' used within 'Altiverb' are (normally !) several Impulses for a same 'Impulse Response' type. You need the 'Left', 'Right', 'Center' Impulses, as well as the 'Surround' ones if you plan to use that 'Surround' Mode.

The 'Grant Nelson' Impulse Responses provided here are 'single' '.aif' Format files, as well as their corresponding '.pst' ('LOGIC' Space Designer Presets) to be able to load and use them easily within 'LOGIC'... *yes*

 

There are also AIFF files that work in other convolution verbs.