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OwnHammer Impulse Response Libraries 412 ZLCS V30 MMMC [Impulse Response]
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OwnHammer Impulse Response Libraries 412 ZLCS V30 MMMC [Impulse Response]

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Γùè MASSIVELY MULTIPLE MICROPHONE COLLECTION Γùè The "412 ZLCS" is based on a custom shop, unique specification commissioned Zilla™ 4x12 cabinet. It is provided in 3 iterations, each differing in sound from changes in the configuration of the front grill covering, and are labeled as follows: 412 ZLBW thick cane basketweave 412 ZLCS small weave white cane 412 ZLNG no grill Speaker "V30" based on 1999 Celestion® T3904 Vintage 30 speakers. Wave audio format IR's (.wav) are compatible with convolution reverb type loaders in recording software and outboard hardware units and are provided in: 24 bit resolution 44.1, 48, 88.2, and 96 kHz sample rates minimum phase transformed mono channel count

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