Released on May 23, 2013.
Acustica Audio Nebula "preamp"/"console" style gain stage coloration programs based on the BAE 1073mp preamp.
Measurement data was acquired via Prism Orpheus conversion, Vovox cables, Avedis Audio adapters, Rothwell attenuators, and the Creative Audio Labs MW1 Studio Tool.
Platform & Format Inclusions:
Acustica Audio Nebula
- Version Required: Nebula 2 & 3 (commercial version ONLY) v1.3.504 and above
- File Format: Program & Vector file pairs (.n2p, .n2v)
- Sample Rate: 96 kHz (Nebula can re-sample internally to other rates)
- 10 Kernel harmonic depth
- GDRIVE+DRIVE gain structure control
Drive Programming:
Each program has a dual gain control, one for adjusting input/output levels (and subsequently where in the dynamic convolution set the audio will pass through), and one for increasing or decreasing harmonic saturation at the assigned level.
Programs:
Instrument
Instrument level and impedance signal fed the the Direct Inject input.
Instrument Cranked
Instrument level and impedance signal fed the the Direct Inject input, with a 10 dB static attenuator placed on the output and the gain raised to compensate.
Line
Line level and impedance signal fed the the line input.
Line Cranked
Line level and impedance signal fed the the line input, with a 10 dB static attenuator placed on the output and the gain raised to compensate.
Mic 1200
Microphone level and impedance signal fed the the microphone input at the 1200 ohm setting.
Mic 1200 Cranked
Microphone level and impedance signal fed the the microphone input at the 1200 ohm setting, with a 10 dB static attenuator placed on the output and the gain raised to compensate.
Mic 300
Microphone level and impedance signal fed the the microphone input at the 300 ohm setting.
Mic 300 Cranked
Microphone level and impedance signal fed the the microphone input at the 300 ohm setting, with a 10 dB static attenuator placed on the output and the gain raised to compensate.
Additional Resources:
• PDF Manual
