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Tim P VG Reverb [Nebula]
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Tim P VG Reverb [Nebula]

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Brother of the VBP, vintage gold reverb Sampled with great care, this is a very low artifact sample set of the Classic 240. The low noise avoids any added brightness to the impulses. 4 sample rates All in one Interpolated lengths Clean and Harmonic versions Jpn N4/N3 skins, 2 styles of skins provided In use- As with all reverbs, I recommend using a higher dsp buffer in nebula (2048-8192) to lower cpu. It's best to create a dedicated nebula instance for this. This can be achieved through a nebula setup or copying your Nebula dll and xml, renaming to a name of your choice then saving a new nebula dsp buffer value. Make sure you match given sample rates to your project sample rate to avoid any src. Using VGR on a send with eq or single tap delay can achieve many great variations. A good example is to use a high mid or high self boost and/or a high pass filter on to a send using the VGR, a single tap delay can be used to achieve a pre delay. 07/05/25 VG Reverb, updated to x90's deconvolution and template tweak Tim P VG Reverb

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