New update 21/04/25 All samples realigned and deconvolved. Sharper and even more springy! new demo up also
This is a late 60’s vintage spring unit manufactured by a famous American corporation. It has your typical 2 spring pong/boing sound and is great for that 60′s reggae/ska sound!
During the sampling process, I came up with a way to get a more accurate reactant for single coil and humbucker pickup guitar/instruments… using real guitar pickups as part of the capture! This will give a slight tonal shift between different types
Whats changed in v2
- All variations controllable in one preset. Impedance selection (Studio direct, single coil, humbucker) and tone control.
- Wet/dry control
- lower cpu, lower file size and higher quality
- Effect of the reverb is louder than before, less dry
- N4/N3 JPN skins
- All sample rates in one pack
N3 skin-
Use <KNOBCONTROL> 2 </KNOBCONTROL> for correct knob movement. This can be applied in Nebula setups or direct to nebula xml.
Demo here
Please note that demo does not have any harmonics, the harmonics adds some serous depth to this particular reverb, that can be found in the full version.
Click here to get all category names for my presets; you’ll need these to see full names in Nebula
As with all reverbs, I recommend using a higher dsp buffer in nebula (4096-8192) to lower cpu. It’s best to create a dedicated nebula instance for this. This can be achieved through a nebula setup or copying your Nebula dll and xml, renaming to a name of your choice then saving a new nebula dsp buffer value.
Make sure you match given sample rates to your project sample rate to avoid any src.