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Guitar IRs from Kristian Kohle and Jens Bogren
All About the Microphones
To celebrate Beyerdynamic's 100th anniversary, two world-class producers - Kristian Kohle and Jens Bogren have teamed up with the iconic German company to produce a guitar cabinet IR pack that focuses on the company’s rich history of studio microphones.
This unique pack features everything from vintage and unheard prototype microphones to mix-ready guitar and bass IRs captured with cutting-edge modern microphone technology. It is the definitive ‘digital fingerprint’ of Beyerdynamic’s contribution to pristine sound over the last century.
What’s Inside?
- A total of 235 distinct guitar cabinet IRs - the largest Bogren Digital IR pack to date
- 32 Producer IRs created by Kristian Kohle and Jens Bogren (for guitar and bass)
- 118 Technical IRs showcasing the most iconic Beyerdynamic mics
- 85 Historic IRs featuring vintage microphones from Beyerdynamic's century-old archive
- Perfect for adding unique character to modeler and amp sim tones
Historic Microphones
Beyerdynamic opened the microphone archives of their 100-year-long history – granting Jens and Kristian exclusive access to their most sought-after historic microphones
Smooth-sounding ribbon mics from the 60s meet edgy, dynamic mics from the 30s.
Included Microphones:
- M19b Dynamic
- M20 Dynamic
- M26 Dynamic
- M55 Dynamic
- M57 Dynamic
- M61 Dynamic
- M65 Dynamic
- M66 Dynamic
- M67 Dynamic
- M69Nc Dynamic
- M81 Dynamic
- M320 Dynamic
- M380 Dynamic
- M410 Dynamic
- M500 Ribbon
- M610 Dynamic
- SoundstarX1 Dynamic
- M320 Dynamic
Technical Captures
Want ultimate control over your tone? Kristian Kohle painstakingly captured technical IRs of nine microphones in front of a coveted 2002 Celestion V30 speaker.
With up to 13 discrete mic positions to select from – blend, combine, and mix your dream combination of mics to create your own unique sound.
Included Microphones
- M24 Dynamic
- M88 Dynamic
- M130 Ribbon
- M160 Ribbon
- M201 Dynamic
- M260 Dynamic
- M360 Ribbon
- TG I51 Dynamic
- DT990 Headphones as mic
Producer Impulse Responses
Don’t spend hours looking for the right tone! Our packs always feature carefully crafted producer IRs – often featuring blends of multiple mics, cabs, and mix processing designed to drop straight into a mix session and sound great straight away.
Kristian and Jens have meticulously engineered 32 mix-ready Producer IRs covering rhythm, lead, and bass guitar tones.
Get the tone you’ve been looking for in seconds.
Beyerdynamic history is characterized by the development and advancement of a wide variety of innovations. In the 1930s, the company created the first dynamic headphones and the first studio-ready dynamic microphone.
This sound expertise sets Beyerdynamic apart. Since the company was founded by Eugen Beyer in 1924, Beyerdynamic has relied on the “Made in Germany” seal of quality.
100 years later, around 85% of the headphones and microphones Beyerdynamic sold are still manufactured in Germany – and mostly by hand!
Whenever good sound matters, Beyerdynamic is there.
Meet The Producers
Jens and Kohle
Together, Kristian Kohle and Jens Bogren have a combined 50 years of production experience. It’s no wonder that Beyerdynamic approached Kristian and Jens to craft this pack – it’s a match made in tone heaven!
Kristian Kohle
Kristian Kohle (Powerwolf, Aborted, Electric Callboy, Van Canto, Melechesh) is a songwriter, producer, mixing engineer, and owner of Kohlekeller Studios in Germany. Kohle has over twenty years of experience and numerous chart-topping albums, including three Gold- and a Platinum- records under his belt.
In addition to his career as a producer, Kristian also has a very successful YouTube channel where he has made it his mission to teach up-and-coming engineers how to achieve the best tones imaginable.
Jens Bogren
Jens is the founder and head of Fascination Street Studios since 2001.
He is famous worldwide for his work with some of the biggest acts in metal today including Arch Enemy, Amon Amarth, Opeth, Sepultura, and many more!
System Requirements
- An Impulse Response loader and any amp or simulator is required to use this product
How to use Impulse Responses
These Impulse Responses are compatible with software IR loader plugins in your DAW, as well as hardware units from companies like Quad Cortex, Kemper, Fractal Audio, Line 6, Mooer, and more!
DAW
To use impulse responses in your DAW (Pro Tools, Logic, Reaper, Cubase, etc.) simply add your favourite guitar amp plugin, disable the cab section and follow with a plugin that can load IRs.
Some amp sims will allow you to load an IR directly without a need for another plugin.
One thing to keep in mind is that the quality of IR loaders on the market does differ. Some are very clean, some add EQ or even harmonics on their own without letting you know, and some can make the tone almost unrecognizable. If you want to hear the IR’s the way I created it in my studio, make sure to
use a great IR loader.
Some IR loaders available on Plugin Boutique are:
Hardware Units
The Bogren Digital impulse responses are compatible with all hardware loaders. Below are some general guidelines but please refer to the user manual of your unit to learn how to load impulse responses.
Kemper
Rig Manager
If you download the latest version of 'Kemper Rig Manager', you will be able to drag and drop .wav files (44.1 kHz for Kemper) directly into the app.
USB
Alternatively, you can convert the impulse responses into .kipr files with Cab Maker and copy into a FAT32 formatted USB thumb drive. When done, connect it to your Kemper, then press the ‘import’ button.
A note on Kemper use: experiment with using ‘direct’ or ‘merged’ profiles if you have them. These had the amp head and cab captured separately, so when you replace the cab with an IR, the head sound is modelled more accurately.
Axe FX
Download the free ‘Cab Lab Lite’ utility to convert and load impulse responses.
