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Vintage Feels.
Originally designed in the 1970´s the MK3
was first built and distributed only by the
Swiss based company. Later the design was
copied and licensed as an eq design for
Danner Cassettes.
All circuitry for the MK3 is high quality
and built according to the standards of the
IRT (Institute für Rundfunktechnik). MK3
follows a long tradition of fine vintage
broadcast modules. In the beginning these
modules were built for radio stations
exclusively due to their high factory price.
Years later they found their way into
recording studios around the world as used
and now affordable gear. The MK3 equalizers
are fully transformer-balanced.
The programs:
Carefully sampled @ 44.1kHz and
96kHz, without introduction of noise or aliasing,
in a professional recording studio with custom
converters built specifically for NAT3 which
outperforms $20k commercial converters. High end
cables, with particular care to the connections,
levels and impedance matching were used to
translate the sonic qualities of this priceless
devices into the Nebula software technology.
Every volume change, gain change, frequency
change is tested and accurately programmed
without destructive digital processing for
optimized sound and then compared to the
original device. The result is a virtually
indistinguishable digital replication of this
landmark device.
The programs don't sound processed, harsh or
digital as most plugins do, but instead sound
like a natural extension of the original audio,
gluing your tracks in the mix with an analog
vibe.
. Two units sampled: aged and
refurbished *
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High Quality programs with full dynamics and harmonic
content
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Special light edition "le" programs (CPU friendly)
. High
Pass/Low Pass Filter combo -18dB/oct from 80 to
800Hz / 5 to 15kHz
. Bell Filter stepped from 50 to 400Hz +/-
16dB variable Q from 1 to 3
. Bell Filter stepped from 400Hz to 2.2kHz +/- 16dB
variable Q from 1 to 3
. Bell Filter stepped from 2.2 to 18kHz +/- 16dB
variable Q from 1 to 3
. Special
AlexB skin (Nebula3 only)
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This program library
works in licensed
Nebula3 and Nebula4,
NOT N3 1.3.505 and N4-Player. |
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* Two units has been
sampled in pair for real
stereo use, every unit
has been sampled two
times.
The first sampling is of
the unit is in it’s
original aged conditions.
This status gives a
degraded sound (aged)
with less frequency
response, less dynamics
response, less harmonic
contents, less stereo
depth and stereo image.
This sound is
erroneously considered
“vintage”, when in
reality it's "aged" due
to the degradation of
the electronic
components. This
degradation happens
after 15-20 years of
life.
The second sampling is
of the unit completely
refurbished and returned
to the original as new
conditions. This
technical intervention
restores the unit to the
original sound and it
can then rightfully be
called “vintage”. It's
the same sound you can
listen on thousands old
hit records.
The most critical, and
most difficult task is
to refurbish the unit
without making changes
to the original
character and sound.
This is achieved by the
thoughtful choice of the
right electronic
components, and expert
skills and experience in
electronic engineering.
The aged sound can be a
very useful fix to some
badly recorded, harsh
and digital tracks, but
a nice recording will
shine with the vintage
sound. It is, however,
possible to effectively
and creatively use the
aged version on nicely
recorded tracks to
impart some specific
color if desired (art is
subjective, after all). |
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All product names used in this webpage are
trademarks of their respective owners, which
are in no way associated or affiliated with
our company.
These trademarks of other
manufacturers are used solely to identify
the products of those manufacturers.
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