That's what I said, what makes the reverb instance the reverb instance is just config file changes . A lot of nebula programs need the reverb instance, so you can't just decrease the buffer to decrease the latency, some programs don't work well then . And even the lowest buffer settings give nebula ...

I don't know if all the programs work OK if you'd but the DSP buffer so low. Kinda what makes the 'Nebula3 Reverb' instance the reverb-instance is the bigger dsp-buffer as far as I know. So a couple of Nebula instances can quickly add up to half a second of latency or more.. not even talking about C...

But to be honest, sometimes the Acquas make indeed use of some new little trick that might not have made it into regular Nebula yet.

Samplerates depend on the Acqua plug, it is listed on the product pages. If a product supports 96khz AND 44.1khz it will decide itself what to use and what to convert.

The beauty of anlog summing is that it isn't "perfect". Eg each of the 16 inputs of the N**e 8816 for example is slightly differen and adds adifferent tone and these differences actually make the sound wider for your ears. Yes, indeed. The _channels_ are different (this is why AlexB sampled some ch...

I'm just guessing here , but I think he wants the actual summing (i.e. the mixing of the input channels ) to be done by the plugin . In case the analog summer does it in a special way or something . As far as I know those devices to a normal linear mix that isn't that different from what any DAW doe...

files named dbx160 and a compressor device in the top-left in the first picture with 'D*x' on it.. is this a teaser or just something you used for testing / sampling / development?

upgraded vbc and clc... I'd happily fork over an upgrade cost, without question .

Can you explain further about resampling the vectors, not the audio? That's a new point to me. Well, it's more a feeling I have :P. Now that I think about it, it might not have any difference.. but let me try to explain anyway: See it this way, you have your original audio, untouched, and an effect...

The resampling in Nebula is quite good if not very good. And don't forget, it's applied on the vectors of the program, not on your whole audio signal. And (somebody correct me if wrong) Nebula resamples the programs _while loading_. So it doesn't cost extra CPU while using it, only while loading Neb...

giancarlo wrote:nebula3 and nebula3 pro are not legacy! sorry for the confusion.

Ah thanks! Was afraid my Nebula3Pro would be 'left to rot' so to speak .

nebula3pro is 'legacy' now? Does that mean it won't be receiving any new updates or something?

Kinda absurd that the 'real' products are legacy yet the demo gets updates, because that is what I'm reading here..

(To calm myself down: The title in the thread says 'all nebula version')

No improvements have been reported, by the devs or by users. Visa only works if the nebula program uses long kernels (> 100ms I believe) and uses the same kernels lengths. This makes it very useful for long reverb tails which eat a lot of cpu otherwise. If you have a good recent intel i5 or i7, it d...

Keep me posted on that will you? . I have (or had) the same issue, and on one PC it just 'went away' but I can't fix it on my other one :S.

In hardware world, if you have a compressor that doe NOT have dry/wet or something, you would use the console with busses, and then you're doing the same: mixing a dry signal with a wet signal so you're also dry/wet-mixing the 'analog sweetness'. But if you have a (more modern?) compressor unit that...

Thing is (just thinking on the top of my head here) that if you use Reaper's method of dry/wet control on every plugin (or do it yourself by bussing a dry and wet track), you also dry/wet the whole analog-effect of the input stage for example. If the aqua plugin exists of a preamp-sampling and a com...