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Nembrini Audio NA Bass Hammer v1.0.1 [WiN]
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Nembrini Audio NA Bass Hammer v1.0.1 [WiN]

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The Nembrini Bass Hammer plugin, modeled on the Aguilar Tone Hammer*, is engineered for advanced bass tone shaping, featuring Adaptive Gain Sculpting, comprehensive EQ adjustments, and versatile cabinet simulations. AGS AGS (Adaptive Gain Sculpting) transforms your signal's EQ curve and gain structure, altering the behavior of the MID parameter. GRAPHIC EQ Six bands centered at 125 Hz, 250 Hz, 500 Hz, 1 kHz, 2 kHz, and 4 kHz, enabling nuanced sculpting across the bass frequency range CABINETS 4 selected bass guitar cabinets and 4 microphone emulations, plus a parallel D.I. signal with a console-style compressor that you can blend with ambient reverb IMPULSES RESPONSE LOADER Impulses Loader let you load up to two 3rd-parties impulse responses, blend them together and mix with D.I. pre/post NOISE GATE Threshold: defines the level where the gate is activated Range: selects the quantity of noise reduction Gate : Adjust the gate speed

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