NebulaMan 1.5.x (win, osx) official thread

[zabukowski]

What is new?

• - preview sources (A, B, C, D, E)
  - rendering items with their own FX chain
  - Multi-config mode
  - Nebula category tree (with searching capabilities)
  - „True Peak“ input normalizing
  - „FX Chain“ files
  - „Project Pool Template“ files
  - Advanced Nebula program parameter/slider editing
  - Copy/paste support for Nebula FX
  - “Reset current FX” option
  - faster rendering initialization with less resources used
  - improved metering with peak value
  - sample rate handling simplified
  - additional drag and drop support
  - additional keyboard shortcuts
  - license installation/removal within NebulaMan
  - „Check for Update“ option
  - „Zabukowski Software Webpage“ option
  - common folder for settings, screen layout, etc.
  - improvements, optimizations and bugfixes

Please, visit http://www.zabukowski.com/software, to find out more about it.

Enjoy
Zabukowski

[RJHollins]

Looking forward to checking out all the work you put into this very useful tool ZAB !!!

Thanks !

... and may this continue.

Something to please consider ... [as I work toward a utility release]. If NebulaMan could receive MIDI data. There are some interactive possibilities that I'm working on.

Sincerely.

[dream]

Hi Zab,

thanks again.

I just wanna share my configuration since it's working and maybe others can find it useful.

This week I split all my more-than-200GB-Nebula library on smaller parts, categorizing it pretty much (also if in same cases I've got more specific) by 3rd party developer.
I've done that because the loading time of my projects was huge! 10 minutes in some cases.

The problem I've got using NebulaMan was that choosing Nebula3Reverb.vst on the configuration windows gave me just the AcusticaAudio library presets.

The function "Choose Nebula XML configuration when adding FX" is a different concept, that allow you to open a preset you already have in the path indicated on the XML you selected configuring NebulaMan.

So what have I done?

I made a copy of both Nebula3Reverb.vst (or dll if you're on WindowsOS) and XML, I renamed it NebulaMan.vst and NebulaMan.XML. In the new XML I added 24 times the tag ALTERNATIVEDATAPATH (because I have 24 different Nebula paths). In every line I added the corresponding path.

It works!
And despite having done something really obvious, first grade level, I feel like a genius! Uhaha!

Anyway, in this way I've hugely reduced the loading time and I can still use NebulaMan, that I use a lot, for my pre-processing! Amazing!

[zabukowski]

Nice tip, thanks for sharing

Zabukowski

[zabukowski]

Looking forward to checking out all the work you put into this very useful tool ZAB !!!

Thanks !

... and may this continue.

Something to please consider ... [as I work toward a utility release]. If NebulaMan could receive MIDI data. There are some interactive possibilities that I'm working on.

Sincerely.

Thanks, I will think about it

Zabukowski

[FrankydT]

Please, Zabukowski,
Can you add 192 Khz support for Nebulaman?
It's for certain presets from Henry.
(I do prefer 192, and I can hear, the difference from 96 Khz to 192 Khz)
(I prefer, for example, record to 192 Khz 32 bit)
I just don't like the src conversion on the fly (cpu and time consuming, plus negligible conversion).
I prefer doing it myself with sox, or better izotope.
I think this is a major lack in Nebulaman.
The next thing, I think, is vst loading (FreeG or BlueCat Gain)
But this, it's up to you if, and when, implement it.
I just think that 192 Khz support would be a good thing.
Thank you very much, and anyway, this don't need you to be in hurry,
Bye

[zabukowski]

Please, Zabukowski,
Can you add 192 Khz support for Nebulaman?
It's for certain presets from Henry.
(I do prefer 192, and I can hear, the difference from 96 Khz to 192 Khz)
(I prefer, for example, record to 192 Khz 32 bit)
I just don't like the src conversion on the fly (cpu and time consuming, plus negligible conversion).
I prefer doing it myself with sox, or better izotope.
I think this is a major lack in Nebulaman.
The next thing, I think, is vst loading (FreeG or BlueCat Gain)
But this, it's up to you if, and when, implement it.
I just think that 192 Khz support would be a good thing.
Thank you very much, and anyway, this don't need you to be in hurry,
Bye

192 kHz support is on a TODO list.

VST support may come some day, it's a lot of work. I agree this would be very nice

Zabukowski

[Vando]

VST support would be nice. So I could use all my CDSoundMaster VST's.

[FrankydT]

Thank you Zabukowski.
Please don't hurry .
Bye

[jeffbdavis]

Just curious how things are coming along?

[zabukowski]

Just curious how things are coming along?

Currently I am focused to get a working version of Nebula Setups 2 as soon as possible. In the meantime, Nebulaman development will have to wait ...

Zabukowski

[jkervin]

Just curious how things are coming along?

Currently I am focused to get a working version of Nebula Setups 2 as soon as possible. In the meantime, Nebulaman development will have to wait ...

Zabukowski

Psyched!!!!!!!

[tbentley]

Im having a issue. When i open nebulaman i get this error "the program can't start because ipps-7.0.ddl is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem" anybody know how to fix this.

[zabukowski]

Im having a issue. When i open nebulaman i get this error "the program can't start because ipps-7.0.ddl is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem" anybody know how to fix this.

Install previous version of Nebula (1.3.505 for example) to get required libraries. Then update to 1.3.600.

When NebulaMan will be updated with the latest ACQUA, old Nebula will not be required anymore.

Zabukowski

[tbentley]

thanks that fixed it