2048 IR and dsp hit

[Hblum01]

I'm trying to run two separate ir's -- one in path a and one in path b. If I use 1024 I can do it but with 2048 it does not allow for the second IR -- even if it is by itself in a path. Is this normal? Should I be doing something else?

[phil_m]

When you say path a and path b, do you mean one in each of the two main tone paths, or one in 1A and one in 1B? Two IRs at 2048 could take up something like 70% of the DSP of one processor, so, yeah, it's conceivable that trying to put two in Path 1 probably won't work.

 

You should make it so your tone is spread out over both processors, and put some stuff in Path 1 (or 1A and 1B) and other in Path 2 (or 2A and 2B).

[Hblum01]

That's what I was doing wrong -- I was mistaking path 1a and b for path 1 & 2.... Thanks!

[Hblum01]

Hi Phil,

So I am still having an issue with setting up this patch properly. I will describe exactly what I have in the patch and maybe you can tell me if it is correct--

I have an amp followed by a split in path 1 to 1a and 1b. There is an IR in path1b. I have changed the output on 1a and 1b to go to path 2. I have put an IR on path 2a followed by a reverb.

 

I'm trying to make sure I'm not running an amp and IR signal into another IR signal -- obviously the goal is to get amp into two different ir's then follow with reverb.

 

Thanks for your help as well as anyone else that has insight into the question!

 

Howie

[LEXdude1]

You should be good to go - 1a ---> 2a and 1b---->2b, your IRs are on discrete, parallel paths.