Product Detail
The Overloud SuperCabinet Library features an official Jensen IR library based on the C12/75 NH 'Nighthawk' AlNiCo speaker. The Nighthawk shares a special voice - coil design with the Tornado Stealth 65. Its vintage - style 1 3/4' (44mm) copper - wound voice coil delivers a unique midrange grunt typical of 'British Rock' tones. It has a powerful bass range and an upper - midrange 'presence lift' for cutting through busy mixes. Ideal for medium and high - gain applications, it offers an '80s style hard & heavy tone. This highly efficient speaker suits medium/large closed - back 2x12 and 4x12 cabinets, and is also optimized for full - bodied response in smaller open - back 1x12 enclosures. The Nighthawk provides a wide range of tones depending on mic type and placement, maximizing Overloud's 18 mics/16 position capturing process. Made for TH - U Supercabinet, this library lets you graphically browse IRs, blend them, craft new cabinet tones in Multiband mode, use IRs in software, and export them in .wav format for software IR loaders and major hardware modelers. The capturing session used 18 different microphones, each with 16 IRs from different positions, distances, and angulations. All IRs are phase - aligned for blend without cancellations. System requirements include Overloud TH - U Premium editions, MacOS 10.7 Lion or above, Windows Vista or above, Intel Core i3 1.4GHz CPU or better, 4GB RAM or more, and 1200x800 screen resolution or higher. Plugin formats support Mac (AAX Native, AU, VST2, Standalone in 32 and 64 - bit) and Windows (AAX Native, VST2 in 32 and 64 - bit). You can authorize up to three computers and one USB stick with a simple one - click procedure.
Using the Overloud SuperCabinet Library with the Jensen Nighthawk is easy. First, make sure your system meets the requirements like having the right version of Overloud TH - U and an appropriate operating system. Once installed, open the TH - U Supercabinet. You can graphically browse through the IRs in the library. To get different tones, try blending the IRs together or use the Multiband mode to craft new cabinet tones. When using it with different microphones, remember that each microphone's position, distance, and angulation can change the sound a lot. You can experiment with the 18 different microphones and 16 positions to find your favorite tone. If you want to use the IRs in other software or hardware modelers, export them in the .wav format. As for authorization, just follow the one - click software procedure to authorize up to three of your computers and one USB stick. For maintenance, keep your software updated to the latest version to ensure compatibility and the best performance. Also, store your library files in a safe place to avoid data loss.
