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**课程名称：Nebula 详解专业版** **课程概述：** 本课程旨在深入讲解 Nebula 这一音频处理插件。Nebula 以其对经典录音室设备的卓越模拟而闻名，但过去对于普通用户而言，要充分发挥其潜力较为困难。Nebula 采用了独特而复杂的技术，此前仅为少数精通电脑音频的专业人士所理解。本课程将该技术以通俗易懂的英语呈现给所有人。“专业版”课程是完整版本，包含专业用户所需的所有详细信息，并以“入门版”课程为基础，提供专业知识，以彻底改变您使用 Nebula 的方式和成果。 **课程结构：** 课程包含 22 个讲座，预计学习时间约为 2.5 小时。完成课程后，您将掌握以下内容： * **欢迎来到 Nebula 的世界：** * Nebula 的“暴力”模拟工作原理及其能力与局限。 * Nebula 采样硬件的不同方式及其各自的用途。 * 使用 Nebula 的 NAT 采样软件进行采样的概述。 * 卷积脉冲响应在混响模拟中的应用。 * Nebula 采样与标准卷积的区别。 * “动态维度”的概念及其采样方式。 * Nebula 技术的局限性。 * **安装与设置：** * “Nebula”和“Nebula Reverb”版本插件的区别及选择。 * 轻松安装和删除 Nebula 库的方法。 * Nebula 的延迟设置如何影响声音和性能。 * 如何定位和编辑插件的 XML 文件以自定义安装。 * 创建具有不同延迟的插件多版本的方法。 * 创建备用目录来存储 Nebula 库。 * 为默认的 3 字符类别添加有意义的名称。 * 添加使用 TIMED kernel 的功能。 * 如何通过 AHEADLENGTH 调整压缩器的前瞻时间。 * **图形用户界面：** * 如何通过按钮、滑块、键盘输入和修饰键轻松更改 GUI 参数。 * 如何以新名称保存程序和更改其类别。 * 关于 RTE、闪烁的“T”、KERNELS:、MONO-L / STEREO 和 SPLITH / CLASSIC 模式的详细介绍。 * FREQD 和 TIMED 模式之间确切区别的解读。 * 内核控制网格以及 SPLITH 的工作原理。 * 如何使用分析器以及开启/关闭失真内核。 * 全局 MAST 页面上所有参数的详细说明。 * **使用 Nebula 进行混音：** * 增益分级（gain staging）基础及其与 Nebula 的重要关系。 * 良好的增益分级应如何呈现。 * dBFS、RMS 和 dBu 的精确含义。 * 为何使用 -18dBFS 而非 -20dBFS 或其他类似值。 * 使用“魔法”公式以及使用免费插入通道插件准确测量 -18dBFS 的方法。 * Nebula 仿真的准确性和可用性。 * 核心技术在前级放大器/调音台、EQ、混响和压缩器中的应用。 * 每种程序类别的详细介绍，包括采样硬件类型示例、一般用途以及准确性和可用性回顾。 **附加福利：** * 每节课都明确说明学习目标，并在结束时提供详细总结，总结内容可下载为 PDF 文件。 * 每个章节结束后设有选择题，帮助巩固学习。 * 特别赠送 Nebula 创作者 Giancarlo Del Sordo 的完整音频访谈。 **立即报名，将您的 Nebula 知识提升到新高度！**
Nebula is famous for its amazing emulations of classic studio gear, but up until now it has been very hard work for the average user to get the most out of it. Nebula uses unique and complex technology that has previously been understood by only a small number of dedicated computer audio geeks. Now at last this information is available for everyone in plain English! Professional is the full version of the course and contains all the detailed information about using Nebula that the professional user demands. It contains all the lectures included in Starter and builds on this to provide all the specialist knowledge to transform your way of working with Nebula and the results you can achieve The course is comprised of 22 lectures and will take approximately 2.5 hours to finish, and by the time you have completed it you will learn: In the Welcome To the World of Nebula Section: How Nebula's brute force emulation works and what it can and can't achieve The different ways that Nebula can sample hardware and why we would use each of them An overview of sampling using Nebula's NAT sampling software How convolution impulse responses are used in reverb emulation How sampling with Nebula differs from standard convolution What the 'dynamic dimension' is and how Nebula can sample it The limitations of Nebula's technology In the Installation & Setup Section: The difference between the 'Nebula' and 'Nebula Reverb' versions of the plug-in and which version you should be using How to install and delete Nebula libraries easily How Nebula's latency settings affect its sound and performance How to Locate and edit the plug-ins XML files to customize your install How to create multiple versions of the plug-in with different latencies How to create alternative directories to store your Nebula libraries How to add meaningful names to the default 3 character categories How to add the ability to use TIMED kernels How to adjust compressor look ahead time with AHEADLENGTH In the Graphic User Interface Section: How to easily change GUI parameters using buttons, sliders, keyboard input and the modifier keys How to save a Program with a new name and change its category All about RTE, The Flashing 'T', KERNELS:, MONO-L / STEREO and SPLITH / CLASSIC mode About what the exact difference is between the FREQD and TIMED modes About the kernel control grid and how SPLITH Works About using an analyser and turning distortion kernels on and off About what EVERY parameters on the global MAST page does in detail In the Mixing With Nebula Section: The basics of gain staging and understand how important it is in relation to Nebula What good gain staging looks like What exactly dBFS, RMS and dBu are Why use -18dBFS instead of -20dBFS or another similar value About using the 'magic' formula and measuring -18dBFS accurately using a free insert channel plug-in About the accuracy and usability of Nebula's emulations About how the core technology is used in preamps/consoles, EQ, reverb and compressors About each category of program including examples of hardware types sampled, the general uses of each category and a review of their accuracy and usability Every lecture starts by telling you exactly what you will learn in the lecture and ends with a detailed summary. These summaries are available as PDF files for you to download and print out. At the end of each section there are multiple choice questions to help consolidate your learning. As an extra special bonus there is a full audio interview with Giancarlo Del Sordo (the creator of Nebula) included. Enrol now and take your Nebula knowledge to the next level!
