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Tim P ELC24 v3 [Nebula]
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Tim P ELC24 v3 [Nebula]

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Hardware Emulation: It is a digital sampling of the rare late-1960s Decca "Tone Control" EQ, custom rebuilt by Raw State. Design: The hardware is based on a passive R-C-L (Resistor-Capacitor-Inductor) circuit with Marinair input and output transformers, contributing to its distinct "analog" character. Format: It is a 3rd-party library compatible with Nebula 3 (N3) and Nebula 4 (N4). Key Features in Version 3 The "v3" update introduced several optimizations and changes compared to earlier versions: Workflow Optimization: It combines band-isolated mid-range and high-shelf instances into a single program to reduce CPU usage and speed up loading times. Sonics: Features an improved preamp and "true stereo" sampling for a wider analog sound stage. Bundled Sample Rates: The library now includes multiple sample rates (typically 44.1kHz, 48kHz, 88.2kHz, and 96kHz) in one package. User Interface: Includes custom skins for both N4 and N3. Recommended Usage For complete hardware emulation, the developer recommends using the instances in a specific series: Bass > High/Low > Preamp.

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