Recabinet 3 - Speaker Dynamics

Recabinet 3 is proud to announce a new feature - speaker dynamics. This is a paradigm shift in guitar recording. With the new speaker dynamics control in Recabinet 3.1.1, you can finally achieve the nonlinear dynamic response and breakup of real speakers. This is a free update for all registered Recabinet 3 users. Download at http://recabi.net

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[cankder]

Hi .are you planing a hardware version of recabinet?

[Recabinet]

No hardware is planned.

[Pedro Poyares]

When it's 100% sounds like the bottom is going up. It's something like increase the bass frequencies. I did not recognize much difference at all. But very nice implementation!

[Recabinet]

The algorithm affects the entire frequency spectrum, but you will notice some more activity in the low end definitely. The difference is subtle, but in a production context it really helps glue the guitars into the track better, simultaneously improving the audibility of parts and leaving more room for other instruments (especially vocals) to come through.

[Dupdopy]

There is definitely a recognizable difference, yes. Could you give some information on how this is achieved? How do you simulate the speaker cone movement?

[Recabinet]

As you may know, digital audio is all numbers, so you need to use math to change an incoming signal into a different output signal. Speakers were measured and the algorithm is based upon what was measured.

[Smurf431]

I shut my eyes to listen to the clip and can definitely tell a difference....and it is for the best.

VERY nice!

[GrMfull]

great demo !!!

[2009korte]

awesome!

[2009korte]

is it like an expander or tremolo/gate kinda signal added when the strings played harder ?

[2009korte]

sounds less , plastic? more reel for sure!!!! big like!

[surfacexmusic]

quiet amazing. and you can tell its not a EQ more like a very high refresh rate of IR dynamics..so its always moving...like it should..