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# Nave — cabinet IR loader / convolution (guitar & bass)

Per-repo working memory for Claude Code sessions on this plugin. Part of the **Metal up your ass** symphonic-metal plugin suite (`github.com/basilica-audio`).
Per-repo working memory for Claude Code sessions on this plugin. Part of the **Basilica Audio** plugin suite — sacred-architecture DSP for heavy music (`github.com/basilica-audio`).

## What this is
Nave is the "cabinet IR loader / convolution (guitar & bass)" member of the suite. AU / VST3 / Standalone, JUCE 8.
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Nave takes a dry, un-amped instrument signal (a DI guitar or bass track, or the pre-cab output of an amp sim) and convolves it with the impulse response ("IR") of a real (or emulated) speaker cabinet and microphone. In other words: Nave is where a dry, buzzy DI signal becomes something that sounds like it was mic'd off a real cab in a room.

In a symphonic-metal production chain, Nave typically sits **after** distortion/amp-sim processing and **before** EQ/bus processing:
In a heavy production chain, Nave typically sits **after** distortion/amp-sim processing and **before** EQ/bus processing:

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DI guitar/bass -> amp sim / preamp distortion -> Nave (cab IR) -> EQ / compression -> mix bus
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