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412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR

412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR

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Tacosounds IRs capture pure MIC data, without any EQ or other modifications.
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Manufacturer Model Supported Format Max IR Length Notes

IR Format Guide

• IR Data Length

IR Length Options

Choose from two recording lengths:

200ms → Most devices don't need more than 200ms, so this is fine to start with.
500ms → Longer recording with more natural reverb. Good for BOSS, Iridium, and software apps.

Most devices only use about 21-46ms. If you choose longer IR data (like 500ms), your device will automatically cut it to the right length.

• Sample Rate

Sample Rate Options

Use 96kHz, 48kHz, or 44.1kHz folder to match your device.

• File Type

File Types

RAW: Natural sound response (recommended). *All files without "RAW" in the name are still RAW except MPT.
MPT: Minimum Phase Transform - Phase-aligned IRs for mixing different cabinets

mic preamp

Neve™ VR console module

Known for its warm, full low-mids and balanced tone, this module earned its reputation on countless '80s and '90s hit records.

Unlike discrete Class A designs like the 1073, the VR's IC-based circuit delivers cleaner, more neutral performance—capturing the cabinet's true character.

That's why TacoSounds uses it extensively.

Based on: 1974, ORANGE™ 4 x 12 Cabinet
Speaker: Celestion™ G12H Greenback [30W]
mic preamp: Neve™ VR console module

This IR was created using a 1974 vintage ORANGE™ 4x12 cabinet with Celestion™ G12H Greenback [30W] speakers—the classic pairing that defined British rock tone.

Compared to Marshall B cabinets from the same era, it's built about an inch deeper with a heavier, more solid construction. Where Marshall cabinets from this period tend to spread out in the mix, the ORANGE delivers a tight, focused punch with serious power.

Recorded using a Neve™ VR console preamp, the model captures the Neve's characteristic warmth and depth with unique mic positioning distinct from our API™ 512c Preamp version.

5 Single Mic IRs

412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR_57III
57III

57III = Shure™ SM57 Unidyne III

Well-balanced vintage dynamic microphone with excellent midrange definition.

412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR_VR1
VR1

VR1 = sE Electronics™ VR1

Ribbon mic with rich low-end character

412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR_421W
M421

421W = Sennheiser™ MD421 White, Script Logo

Dynamic microphone renowned for detailed response and punchy attack.

412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR_414
S7B

414ULS = AKG™ C414 B-ULS

The highest-rated C414 model is the ULS (Ultra Linearity Signal)

412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR_off
U87

off = Neumann™ U87

Studio standard large-diaphragm condenser microphone

Mixed Mic | 50 IRs Included

The numbers in the filename (e.g. 7-3, 6-4, 5-5, 4-6, 3-7) indicate the blend ratio between the two microphones. For example, 7-3 means the first microphone is mixed at 70% and the second microphone at 30%.

57III
70%
70%
30%
30%
R121
57III + VR1
412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR_57III+VR1_6-4
421W + VR1
412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR_421W+VR1_6-4
S7B + U47fet
412 ORNG'74 Nev-VR_414ULS+off_6-4
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