Color Springs For Nebula

Team MAGNETRiXX | 03 March 2014 | 778 MB

A 1970 Gibbs spring reverb tank (2 spring model) was sampled 14 times. This was probably taken from a Hammond organ, but the same model was used in Fender gear also. Different hardware setups were used, along with a little digital and analog trickery (in some programs), to get a variety of tonal possibilities, all still true to the basic spring sound. In some cases, feedback was used (with 2 different paths), in others cassette tapes were used, and in some cases objects were placed on or wedged between the springs to cause different resonances and decay behaviors. Some employed a method to shift the frequency response of the spring up or down. Check the manual for detailed descriptions of how each effect was made.

BXQ Baxandall Equalizer For Nebula Pro

Team MAGNETRiXX | 03 March 2014 | 287 MB

BXQ Provides you with an incredible sounding analog Baxandall Equalizer with a special Dual Frequency Low and High Baxandall shelf, along with several additional features that you won’t find anywhere else. The “BXQ Baxandall Equalizer For Nebula Pro” consists of 17 programs: all sampled at 96kHz and tested to retain accuracy at 44.1kHz and 48kHz sample rates with the latest version of Nebula3 Pro. The “BXQ Baxandall Equalizer For Nebula Pro” allows the user detailed control over wide program material and several variant modes of operation to help target the precise range of detail. The “BXQ Baxandall Equalizer For Nebula Pro” consists of 17 programs: You will find these in your CDSoundMaster “BXQ” category.

Audio Vintage Tube Collection For Nebula Pro

Team MAGNETRiXX | 03 March 2014 | 104 MB

The “Vintage Tube Collection” features our original dual-valve hardware used to sample a collection of rare 12au7 tubes. This library is the ultimate answer to using the sound of the very best vacuum tubes within a software plug-in in your choice of DAW’s in the box. No longer will you need to rely upon coded emulations or generalized abstractions of that elusive ‘tube’ sound. This collection allows you to choose exact settings of exact brands and designs. The “Vintage Tube Collection” contains over 70 Programs!

STN MPCee3k Sampler for Nebula

Presets for Nebula | 19.20 MB

A capture of the 3000′s sampled signal path/process

Hardware samplers AD/sample/DA signal paths can add grit or presence to whatever they process (depending how hard they are driven). A common quality found in countless Electronic & HipHop productions. Captured via Lynx conversion

Tube FM 4 For Nebula

Team MAGNETRiXX | 26 February 2014 | 979 MB

The main bulk of this set ranges from nice compression with tone shaping, to effects where nasty growling distortions are possible (and many can do both). Throw in some oddball robotic ringing effects, and you have a sonic arsenal. Tube FM 4 is a good choice if you need something a little different, from unique dynamic control to total sonic destruction. These effects can be used in many different situations (almost a year after release and some users have reported to me that they are still finding new uses), and each effect can give a wide range of results depending on how they are tweaked. Nebula 3 pro or better is needed for these to work as intended.

G610 For Nebula 3

Team MAGNETRiXX | 26 February 2014 | 306 MB

The preamp has been carefully sampled at 96kHz, using top notch mastering converters, and high quality cables with levels carefully calibrated and matched to provide the highest quality. No destructive digital processing like normalization was used. The all other sampler ates programs where converted using one of the best SRC.

NVE PRE 73 For Nebula 3

Team MAGNETRiXX | 26 February 2014 | 126 MB

The NVE PRE 73 has been updated! Inspired by the successful G610 Library, new driven programs have been added, which offer different degrees of saturation while the old programs have been sampled in a different way usign moderate settings. Those new programs will give you full, warm, and thick NVE sound! The new programs are available as 192kHz, 96kHz ,88.2kHz, 48kHz and 44.1 versions, so nebula won’t have to convert them.