Nebula sucks me in....

i7 with 8x4.1GHz does not make tooooooo much of a difference here.
Sure, lots of computational power needed, it is a kind of dynamic convolution with vector math, interpolation, etc...
But well - if programs are done right, and used correctly, results are unrivaled, ITB, sonically. Some stuff is is done so right, it leaves me speechless sometimes.
Sometimes i thought, that all the classic vintage gear will still be available in far future, as a digital archive, when i first heard of convolution and thought of the possibilities of sampling complete devices including the relevant nonlinearities by vectorizing a bunch of different IRs ... well, this was a more than obvious logical progress - unfortunately someone got it patented for audio (sintefex?)... so the technology is not used as widely, as it would be appreciable, and licensing seems to be more practicable then to fight the patent for something that might not be tooooo much of an extraordinary invention...
Rantrantrant....
There should be easier skinning and UI possibilities for combining several instances of Nebula. Still everything very technical, high learning curve, you have to dive into too many details of the processing engine. This could be different, if there would be more users out there, and they would hire a clever UI developer...
But still great.

BR,
Martin