And don't get me even started on Mammoth, R2R, the 140 plate, the AKG BX springs, Theatre of Life, the various API EQ's, the Neve's, the W295b (OMG!), the Titan (OMFG!). Forget any algorithmic Pultec – PTQ and Cooltec are, erm, the real thing. It definitely will get annoying when you work in 48 or 88 IMHO).īUT: the sound is absolutely worth it. Prepare to longer loading times, regardless of an SSD, due to sampling rate conversion of the different libraries (which you could avoid by buying only 44 or 96, but not all are available in both sampling rates. Your specs are much better than mine, so it won't be less a technical issue but maybe the abovementioned workflow paradigm. I was able to break it down to oversampling and/or UI issues – Reaper's routing and render features come in handy in such a case. * "Almost" means: sometimes the reverb will start to glitch here, depending on plugins on the send track. even my humble first gen i7 (with 12gig of ram) is able to process enough instances in realtime, so I almost* never bounce.
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Sometimes it's simply not necessary to dip 0.5dB with a Nebula EQ, so I'll choose a simpler one like the MeldaEQ. I might add that I became quite selective about which tracks to nebulize or not.
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Im sure mercado or richie43 will fill in anything I missed. It has a certain guru appeal to it but personally I don't think its that bad, pop over to the forum and you can get about anything accomplished you can think of. In other words, you might spend some time modifying a config file for a particular option. The devs prioritize the job it does instead of ease of use bells and whistles. Lastly, its not for the person who wants everything handed to them on a plate. Besides GPUs' excellent raw computing power.
NEBULA 3 GPU FULL
However, IMHO the free version simply doesn't allow full exploitation of its strengths because most of the high-end third party libraries only work with the pro version as well as the better built-in libraries only work with the pro version. 2011s Top 500 List (2012) used GPUs as computational accelerators, such as Tianhe-1A, Nebula, and SUBAME 2.0. If you do, you can always move up to the pro version. I would just grab the free version and play with what is there to see if you like it. Most of my comments are based on the pro bundle. I'm hoping its just a horse-power issue to run it smoothly and nothing else.įor the record, these are the main specs for the new machine I built: This plugin from the KVR 2012 developer challenge re-sparked my interest in Nebula. In any case, I'm more interested in hardware emulations (compressors, tape machines, etc.) as opposed to reverbs. Somehow they're able to be around with Focusrite holding patents with their Liquid technology.
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Are their a decent amount of Nebula "impulse responses" out there?įrom my understanding, Nebula is able to do " dynamic convolution".In your opinion, is Nebula too bloated / CPU hungry for what it puts out?.Any comments on the sonic qualities? Are you amazed? Is it not worth the time?.Have you run Nebula 3 Free successfully in Reaper? If so, what are your computer specs?.I'm looking to start with Nebula 3 FREE, so here's a few questions: I've tried Nebula in the past, but it was too much for my, uh, "cute" system. The render device will presents its backbuffer to the display managed by the CoreGraphics::DisplayDevice singleton.Anyone successfully running Nebula in Reaper? From the black friday sales, I built an i7 rig that should be able to power NASA. This is basically an encapsulation of the Direct3D device. The central rendering object of the Nebula3 core graphics system. Inheritance diagram for CoreGraphics::RenderDevice: CoreGraphics:: RenderDevice CoreGraphics::RenderDevice Class Reference #include