#ACUSTICA AUDIO NEBULA 3 RELEASED SOFTWARE#

Nebula has up to 10 possible harmonics to look at from a basic frequency to capture non-linearities. By that logic a normal impulse would have 0 harmonics. Just wanted to add what Kazrog wrote about the 6 harmonics in Nebula isn't entirely correct. In any event, I've thought of some ways to better accommodate the wide range of input signals out there. YMMV and it's very much relative to your guitar, pickups, signal chain, etc. This has been a long journey, but I can see the finish line ahead, and it's not far off.ДЄs for Recabinet IRs tending to sound dark, I've also had an equal number of people say that they sound bright. A lot of things you read (even from the speaker designers themselves) aren't entirely true. Speakers are quirky, misunderstood, and their behavior is understated and under-researched.

#ACUSTICA AUDIO NEBULA 3 RELEASED SOFTWARE#

Once Recabinet 3.0.4 was pushed live, I felt confident enough in the current state of the software to get 100% back into R&D for the next major update. I've previously announced that such technology was in the works for a future version of Recabinet, but in the process of launching our first plugin last year, that development got sidelined in favor of dealing with customer requests, workflow improvements, bug fixes, audio engine enhancements, etc. I can understand the skepticism, which is why I don't announce release dates until the new software is already at a release candidate stage. There have been a lot of promises made (even actual release dates) by others regarding next-gen speaker simulation, and to date there have been no actual products released that fit that description. I'll keep you guys posted on the future of Recabinet.Д¬lick to expand.I appreciate the honesty. I've considered doing a Nebula library in years past, but like many others, I wasn't entirely satisfied with the results over regular IRs, so I turned my quest elsewhere. I'm not saying Nebula isn't useful, again it's a very impressive technology and is very good at replicating many of the salient characteristics of various types of hardware. Nebula is an impressive piece of technology, however it is very limited in terms of what it can reproduce (6 harmonics, which isn't the entire behavior of a loudspeaker, or most other analog gear for that matter.) By contrast, we've got a new engine in the works that DOES emulate the entire behavior of loudspeakers, will be released later this year, and is also a lot more CPU friendly.ДЄs Slate pointed out when he released VCC, Nebula is great for doing 'black box' modeling of devices - as in 'I don't know what this magic box does, but I'm going to sample it and simulate it.' However, it's not a replacement for a DSP engineer meticulously developing an algorithmic model based on intimate knowledge of a piece of hardware. Click to expand.I really appreciate the kind words, but this is not going to happen.

Acustica audio nebula 3 released