A Mix Ready 1x12 IR Pack?...You'll Have To Convince Me! 

Sounds very jazzy to me! 🙏

i genuinely cant believe how good they sounds it's beyond insane, i need them all

These IRs sound pretty badass! Having used some 1x12 IRs before, i agree with you that theyre underrated. I am not convinced that these reflex IRs are game changers, but they do sound quite good

Sounds great man. Huge riffs and the mix is great. These Reflex IR's are impressive for a 1x12 for sure. Solid lows too which I wasn't expecting haha. Was jamming through these and the Rev F earlier today, chunky and tons of fun to be had. cheers man

Termless!! 🤘😃 tones and riffs are awesome here. IRs sound great with that 1x12 zilla for sure!

I don't like the mix ready too, meaning all guitars are not the same, and having the same playing style with same pickups it's definitely not very common, but those tones are very cool dude!

You caught me off guard on a holiday weekend, but I made it on time anyway. Thanks for the rundown and explanation of the product, they really do sound awesome and seem to cater to drop tunings quite nicely. I still need to pick up those ML Drums at some point as well. Always a day late and quite a few dollars short I am. Awesome tune as per usual, the hits just keep on coming! 👑🎸🔥

I'm a big ml sound lab fan. I'm considering these

Ooo this sounds cool!

Very good Job

I might just be convinced... 😁

I've realized that mix ready stuff are actually more like, ready to be mixed, means far less work to bake them in the mix , but you always have to do something to make them fit in the mix, and this is really not much work , good stuff

I'm right there with you. I lost faith in the idea of "Mix Ready" IRs after buying the original Bogren IR back which claimed to be just that. Harsh fizzy top end on every IR that still had to be low-passed, useless sub freqs that needed high-passing, flubby lows and nasty top end notching required. Some of them sound great, but good luck just dropping them in an IR loader and sending your track off for mastering 😆

The ''Mix-Ready'' marketing term has been clarified many times by Mikko himself. They just sit better in a mix because of a flatter response. You still have to ''mix'' like with any track, but it's minimal. In fact, guitar tracks shouldn't require much EQing other than harshness and low end contro,l and maybe some slight top end boost. If you require more than that, you're either fixing the bumps/gaps that Mikko is talking about, or your source tone is just not right and should be revisited. With Reflex IRs, you just won't have to ''fix'' those bumps/gaps that have been eliminated/controlled ''naturally'' at the capture. It's easy for us to simply embrace the sound that the world always gave us (original cabs), and make it sound good in the mix.. it's just the way it always been. It's not that there's anything ''wrong'' with regular cabs/IRs.. but those Reflex IRs are indeed very interesting and I definitely have to try them. Based on what I've heard in Mikko's demo, they seem to fix some rumbling that most mixing engineer would attempt to fix with either an EQ/Dynamic EQ or even a compressor/multiband compressor... which is definitely not ideal. I think I'll get them TODAY. Thanks for the demo!

Dude! Can you make a video using amp sim neural dsp gojira and the drums is ggd okw metal.

Can you make a video about how to make a Doom Eternal/Mick Gordon Tone with free plugins?

0:0.666 🤘

2:07 Look at the bottom of the playtime (in Reaper), it says .666 Coincidence? I think not

What’s the Andy Sneap trick exactly?

To be honest... mmmmmmhhhh... mmmmmmhhhh...

For me, IR is a scam. How is it possible that the same guitar speaker and the same microphone in the same position sounds completely different depending on who you buy IR from? I know, a lot depends on the preamp used for the microphone, the poweramp used to drive the speaker and the room in which the impulse was caught. So theoretically, impulses we hear and buy are everything else that is not the speaker. Nevertheless, I believe that most of the impulses caught are heavily artificial and processed files. I'm not saying it's a bad thing, because ultimately I don't care about the way IR were created to get the desired sound. if it sounds good - it sounds good. But still, it's a scam. Every few years there is another IR "breakthrough" and every few years new overpriced packages of the same thing are released.