search

wwmm / easyeffects

Limiter, compressor, convolver, equalizer and auto volume and many other plugins for PipeWire applications
GNU General Public License v3.0
6.52k stars 269 forks source link

Convolver! Wow #815

Closed jawz101 closed 3 years ago

jawz101 commented 3 years ago

I had never looked into Linux sound effects stulff until tonight and stumbled across PulseEffects, then clicked around and found there was a convolver. Then found it supports the Impulse Response Samples that Viper4Android supports. Now, that I have played with some. I just wanted to throw a recommendation for my favorite IRS profiles from V4A

IRS TubeAmplifier And Technics Preamplifier - https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40247380&postcount=560

At least on my phone earbuds and headphones any one of these profiles instantly makes music sound so much warmer. I'm not an audiophile but every time I read something sounds "warm" this is what I think of. Can these profiles be added as default built-in profiles? I think it would really show off this feature because it's the only effect I ever use. IRS_TubeAmplifier_And_Technics_Preamplifier__).zip

jawz101 commented 3 years ago

and many are wav files but I cannot import those. Ubuntu 20.10 PulseEffects 4.8 is the default version available. Only gives me the option to import IRS filetype. I tried renaming one of the wav files from the tube amp zip download from here to an IRS filetype but that didn't import https://www.sjeng.org/foobar2000.html

wwmm commented 3 years ago

I tried renaming one of the wav files from the tube amp zip download from here to an IRS filetype but that didn't import https://www.sjeng.org/foobar2000.html

At this moment only stereo impulse response files are supported. One workaround you could try would be to use a program that converts them to stereo.

Can these profiles be added as default built-in profiles

We do not offer any impulse file because they usually have copyrights. So it is a little dangerous to do this. If you want you can add a link to them in our wiki page https://github.com/wwmm/pulseeffects/wiki/Impulse-Responses.