Updated another older library of mine. Here’s the info: * Frequency response jaggyness reduced, the same as with my recent Cassette Deck 1 and 2 updates. * Dropped the ‘A’ from the original library name- “Casspressors A”. I originally thought I might do more of these, but I really doubt it now. * SHQ versions […]
I’m just about to send out updates for another older library of mine. In fact, it’s my first reverb to include any kind of sampled controls, and if I’m not mistaken, the first Nebula reverb to offer any at all. This is still pretty uncommon in Nebula, but most of the reverbs I released after
I actually released this a little over a week ago. An older library of mine got a pretty significant update. Here are the updates: *’Rebranded’ this library to now be a part of my Plates of Legend series. The main reason for doing this is just so I can place the programs in the same
Mix pack 3 got a minor update, very similar to the recent updates for MP1+2. Now all 3 libraries are in the same category in Nebula again. Bigger news- An older library of mine- Raybon + Wyte HP/LP filters, has just got a pretty major update, bringing it up to date with my more recent
So I’ve updated Mixing Filters Packs 1 and 2. A big point of this update is to move all the filters to a new folder and organize everything so there’s nothing that’s unnecessary. I’m moving some of my other older HP/LP filter releases to the same location, because I think it would be really nice
A couple of weeks ago I released a pretty comprehensive update of Color Springs, one of my oldest libraries! I’ve had people saying it really lowered the CPU use for them and is still one of their favorite libraries. One of the main points of the update is also to reorganize where it’s found in
Jpn wanted to do an N4 skin for Flucti, so I decided to do a quick, simple update to the programs that makes a few improvements. Flucti updates list- *New N4 skin by JPN! *N3 skin has been updated. Cosmetically improved, and also the knobs in the old skin were a little buggy. You had
I’ve just released a HUGE update for my very old (~6yrs) Cassette Deck 2 library. It’s very much like the recent update for Cassette Deck 1. I’m not going to show graphs with comparisons of the before and afters of the frequency responses this time, but the differences are very much like they were with
