Update – Raybon Springs+Nolard B

i’ve just updated this older library of mine. i think it brings it to a much higher level.

UPDATES-

* Programs have been moved to a new location inside Nebula- CS9 and CS4 (96khz and 44.1khz sample rates respectively). CS for ‘Cupwise Springs’, and this location is where a some of my other spring reverb libraries are also placed, grouping several similar reverbs together in one spot.

* Removed SHQ versions, they were just dumb. Now there’s just lite and full.

* Some of the impulses were misaligned. Fixed. Probably not too noticeable of a difference.

* Adjusted level of harmonics with the Nolard B full reverb. They were too low.

* Simplified harmonic structures in the reverbs. Allowed me to remove lots of samples and lower CPU. Other excessive samples were removed also.

* Removed the 5 and 9 second options for all programs. Now, lite programs are always cut off at 5 seconds. In some cases you may actually notice the tail being cut off, but in most normal uses it’s pretty quiet after 5 seconds and you won’t be able to tell.

* Lengths of full versions of the programs has been reduced down to 8.5 seconds (from around 9). Lowers CPU use a little and in the vast majority of cases you’d never notice that last half second being missing.

* Added versions with no fade control for the main Raybon and Noldard B reverbs. This drastically lowers CPU and RAM use compared to the programs with the fade control. The Raybon mono mix programs are now only available without the fade control. Check the manual for tips about using the kern page settings to set fade and shorter reverb times in these programs, which is actually more powerful.

* Manual was gone over and a lot of it was re-written, to address any of the above changes and improve some of the wording.