Henry Olonga E-M-Eye preamp for Nebula 192 khz

Team MAGNETRiXX | 05 February 2014 | 469 MB
Part of the proceeds of this work support my chosen charity, this is an orphanage that I am the patron of in my native Zimbabwe.
Full commercial package size is 500 MB. 21 Presets. Provided at 192 khz, 96 khz and 44 khz.Please note that these require a fully licensed Nebula Pro license to enjoy.

This piece is based on a genuine vintage EMI microphone amplifier section that I managed to track down. A custom made and modified unit optimised for modern recording, it has a 50 Ohm /200 Ohm preamp section and a DI/Line level input. Making your audio full,warm and with a subdued high end to cure harsh highs if you’re looking for something really close to the EMI REDD 47 preamps/ amplifiers, then this may help you get a little closer. The magic is in the transformers. Pair this with Waves REDD plugin to get close to the mojo of the real unit – errr perhaps. Either way, you will love what it does to your audio – especially vocals.

This is a cutting edge library guaranteed to make your mixes sound less digital. You will be amazed at how someone had placed a sock over your digital files. Sampled at the highest sampling rate available to date in Nebula Libraries and delivered at that rate. Native 192 khz sampling and also 96 khz available. Designed to work best at 96 khz. This means you need to be patient as the libraries load and resample internally. Don’t worry, the quality will speak for itself. You will be amazed at the improved transient response.

This does make for large files – trust me I have tried to make them smaller and felt a small compromise in quality. So the kind of person who buys my libraries must be clear about one thing. This is superb quality that comes at a price – larger than usual files. HDD space is fairly affordable now so I hope I don’t punish your discs – it’s not intentional, really it isn’t. It’s just that I am in pursuit of the highest standards of quality. You will require lots of RAM, a very fast cpu and oodles of HDD space. Apart from that you should be good to go. If you have a slow PC then you may have to bounce down your files.