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AITB Mammoth EQ [Nebula]
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AITB Mammoth EQ [Nebula]

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The Mammoth EQ library is inspired by a world-renowned hardware EQ that is used for both mixing and mastering by some of the best producers & sound engineers in the business. Its sound is often described as musical, smooth, or acoustic due to its abandonment of any active components in the circuit. However you describe its sound: This EQ will be completely different to any other Nebula EQs that you have ever used! A real monster... The Mammoth EQ library is by far the largest collection of Nebula presets available. Over 1 year research & development were necessary to provide you the flexibility and sound of the original hardware. But not only each band has been captured individually. A collection of 16 high-quality mastering & mixing presets, carefully sampled at 44.1kHz & 96kHz (formerly known as "Mammoth EQ Expansion") is included as well. AITB Mammoth EQ

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This pack includes: Nebula. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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Yes, AITB Mammoth EQ [Nebula] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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