L-401 Vintage Console – Nebula Programs
Update: Line, Mic, & Master Bus Captured.
Vintage 1960′s American console path. Discrete circuitry, with transformer character.
Overview
- Discrete console EQ. Broad musical boost gain, with smooth shelf attenuation. Frequency selection = 50, 100, 1k, 3k, 5k, 10khz – +/- 12dB
- Line input channel.
- Mic input channel.
- Stereo Bus path.
- Transformer coupled signal path.
- -20 & -18 calibration standards.
- Captured @ 24/96.
Interview with Acustica Audio (Behind the Kernel (#1)
Acustica Audio (Behind the Kernel (#1)
Eric Beam from Signal to Noize interviewed
Acustica Audio: How did you know about Acustica Audio and Nebula?
Eric Beam: Being the audio engineer & tech geek that I am, I tend to keep up with the current tools of our industry. When I first read up on the technology I
was intrigued by the potential Nebula had to offer.
Acustica Audio: Which feature you look into gear before get sampled?
Eric Beam: I choose devices to sample that I want to use myself. I’m drawn to many unique analog processors and interesting effects. Many of these boutique & or vintage devices offer desirable qualities that are truly one of a kind. In our world of limitless production Nebula allows you to imprint these qualities on countless sources without the physical or economic limitations.
Acustica Audio: Which studio configuration do you use. ITB, OTB or Hybrid?
Eric Beam: I use a rather complex Hybrid setup. I would say it’s 50/50. My philosophy is simple, use the best available tool for the task at hand. Continue reading
