Hey, I’m glad to hear that. Have fun with Nebula! :)

You opinion is valued and trusted. Contrary to so many other opinion, thanks to you, after almost 5 years of putting off using Nebula out of concern about high CPU usage, etc. I tried it out myself today, because of your advice on the quality of its filters. Thanks. I will never take any one’s word in the future. Nebula as you have said is really good, I have never heard such clean, transparent change to audio before, Wow, considering that these are sampled from hardware, now I know why some people freak out over hardware. It sounds GOOOD, and does the least “damage” to the audio. Thanks again.

cool tip. sometimes i wish i had ableton. btw, here’s another free DJ style which was recently released:

https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2012/04/16/the-pilgrim-2-free-dj-style-filter-effect-by-arctican-audio/

What also a good thing is (for dj’s): the’re is a lowpass/highpass combo like on the pioneer djm900 color effects
So: when the freq is at ’64’ the signal is dry, turn to the right for hp, to the left for lp!
Really useful for in dj racks (like eq + qb filter + reverb = simple dj rack)

oh! i missread your first comment. :D
ok, i’ll check out dfx’s Rez too, thanks!

hi 333, some great suggestions there, thanks! can Ugo’s Rez process external audio?