Audio Imperia Nucleus updated to 1.2

[Larry Shelby]

We're excited to launch the V1.2 update for Nucleus, which includes a number of content additions as well as engine updates. What has been added or changed:

ADDED Brand new recorded instruments: Harp, Solo Bassoon, Solo Clarinet, and Atonal Percussion (Cymbal & Triangle).

ADDED Re-tuned and re-balanced legato samples for soloists.

ADDED Completely reworked legato script.

ADDED Legato can now be triggered without overlapping notes.

ADDED It is now possible to trigger legato intervals larger than an octave.

ADDED Controller knobs now darken if they are not being used for the currently selected articulation.

ADDED Harp Pedals script for Harp.

ADDED Label highlighting when playing instruments or articulations.

ADDED Hover help text for UI elements.

ADDED Support for Vienna Ensemble Pro.

ADDED Filter dynamics modulators for brass.

FIXED Range of pads.

FIXED Vibrato on 2Clrnts + 2Bssns 8va.

 

To install the update, please follow these instructions here:
 

1. Make sure you have your existing product serial number on hand, then quit Native Access.

2a. If you are on Windows, delete these files (if you see any of them): "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Native Instruments\Service Center\NativeAccess.xml" "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Native Instruments\Service Center\[LIBRARY NAME].xml" "C:\Program Files\Native Instruments\Service Center\NativeAccess.xml" "C:\Program Files\Native Instruments\Service Center\[LIBRARY NAME].xml"

2b. If you are on a Mac, delete these files (if you see any of them): "/Library/Application Support/Native Instruments/Service Center/NativeAccess.xml" "/Library/Application Support/Native Instruments/Service Center/[LIBRARY NAME].xml" "/Library/Preferences/com.native-instruments.[LIBRARY NAME].plist"

3. Restart Native Access and add your existing serial number again.

If you don't have Nucleus yet, we're running an early Black Friday special at 33% off ($299 vs $449). Thank you all so much for your support! 

 

[Fleer]

So easy

[Reid Rosefelt]

And the price is $299 instead of $449.