http://www.cupwise.com/fx/shop/nolard-spring-reverb-tape-delay/
here’s the updates:
*Awesome new skins added, created by JPN. Both N3 and N4.
*The reverb level control didn’t also adjust the level for the harmonics (along with the reverb itself) in the past (it should have), now it does.
*In the main, full spring reverbs (not the pseudo stereo ones), the harmonics levels were adjusted to be more authentic to the hardware (for both versions- with and without the fadeout control).
*Harmonics impulses have also been shortened in length which probably reduced CPU use a little (probably barely noticeable).
*The word ‘spring’ was dropped from the spring program names (which you won’t see if you’re using the N3 skins). This allows me to not have to abbreviate the pseudo stereo programs and makes the program list look nicer in the menu.
*The tape delay program(s) has been improved in sound quality, similarly to how I updated my cassette deck 1 and 2 libraries a while back improving their sound. A kind of ‘brittleness’ has been removed which was due to the wow/flutter of the tape motor causing errors with NAT (sampling program). I’ve also removed harmonic kerns 4 and 5 from the full tape delay program, because they were so low in level that they didn’t really contribute anything. Removing them improves load times, ram, CPU use.
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