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From the Manual: The Really Nice Levelling Amplifier (RNLA) is a compressor, of sorts, with a character that works well with vocals, bass guitar, acoustic guitars and two-mix sources. The sonic performance of the RNLA harkens back to the Really Nice Compressor’s (RNC’s) origins. The original RNC was, in fact, based upon an optical gain element (you can read the details as expressed in the 1984 US patent #04459557). This approach was ultimately rejected (and tucked away) due to its imparting of a sonic signature (i.e., “color”), not wanted in the final, sonically-neutral compressor. However, just like trying to throw away a ball of adhesive tape, this one has also stuck with (to?) us! What’s the old saying? What’s old, is new again? The implementation is a little different from the 1984 version (Ooooooo, VINTAGE! Yeah, right.), but the final sound is eerily similar (a friend describes it as “thick and gooey”). This one is also eminently more manufacturable and cost-effective... CLICK HERE for more info on the RNLA (and a laugh or two) CLICK HERE for the preliminary RNLA Manual (pdf format, 542k in size) |
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