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Post by craigmorris74 on May 25, 2022 12:31:54 GMT -6
I recently picked up Nebula when it was on sale after reading the hype about it for years. I own the Viridian and Silver plugins and have been pleased by those, but always heard the 3rd party Nebula libraries were better.
So I purchased the Cupwise C660, spent hours downloading it and going through the insane installation process and slapped it on a drum bus for some Ringo style drums. To my surprise, I thought the old IK Fairchild emulation (not the latest one) that was one there before sounded better.
I found that if I messed with anything but the input and makeup controls things sounded worse. Messing with the attack and release settings made things sound broken.
I was curious if I'm doing something wrong, or if I really just don't like it.
Any tips?
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Post by bossanova on May 25, 2022 14:19:29 GMT -6
You have to hit it with -18 db average, not higher, or it will sound increasingly bad. That goes for pretty much all Neb libraries. Beyond that, I have the 660 but I mainly use it as a pass through on vocals or only with adjusting the threshold, so I can’t offer much help on drums.
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Post by craigmorris74 on May 25, 2022 15:05:38 GMT -6
Gotcha. I’ll give that a whirl and report back.
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Post by craigmorris74 on May 26, 2022 9:57:37 GMT -6
Adjusted my levels, and it sounds quite a bit better. Destroys the old IK plug for sure! Not sure I like it better than MJUC, though.
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