This is a bus preset I sampled in my travels around studios. It will not add ‘oodles’ of low end vibe but a clear mid range and high end forward colouration. After much testing I resolved to sample out of the headphone/monitor out as I liked the slightly brighter sound. It measures fairly flat in frequency response but it does have character. There are many many NV flavours out there so I needed a unique output. This can work well with my tape sim library which takes off a little high end in some of the presets. You can also pair it with the preamps I have available for a NV chain. Add that famous NV pedigree to your tracks and masters. May not work on masters with already bright material. I have sampled the hardware using one channel in six settings. Three are normal ( Low, Med and Max) and other three have the wide setting invoked for a ‘slightly’ more spacious mix. You can of course add the transformer magic to any track you wish. I find it really nice on electric guitars, pianos or drums or in fact anything you want to clarify without using an equaliser. Try placing it on a track in front of a one of my Replica NV preamps and it will add some serious clarity – I know it is counter intuitive but try it. Also works GREAT with Titan eq if a preset is on the dull side. Place it after Titan. This really can be a secret weapon……….and the width ( oh the width ) just adds a tad of dimension.
This is a cutting edge library guaranteed to make your mixes sound less digital. You will be amazed at how someone had placed a sock over your digital files. Sampled at the highest sampling rate available to date in Nebula Libraries and delivered at that rate. Native 192 khz sampling and also 96 khz available. Designed to work best at 96 khz. This means you need to be patient as the libraries load and resample internally. Don’t worry, the quality will speak for itself. You will be amazed at the improved transient response.
http://www.nebulapresets.com/?product=henry-olonga-nv-summo-for-nebula-96-khz
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