Audio Effects
Audio effects are either analog or digital devices that are used to intentionally alter the way a musical instrument or any other audio source sounds.
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Lexicon PCM81 | The PCM 81 Digital Effects Processor has everything that made the PCM 80 the top choice among studio effects processors – and more. More effects, more algorithms, longer delay, and full AES/EBU I/O. Each effect has an uncompromised stereo reverb with several voices of additional effects. | |
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Digitech Studio quad Multi FX | ||
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Behringer V-Verb pro | Behringer | Behringer’s new REV2496 (also known as the V-Verb Pro) has been designed to offer both high-end room simulation and emulations of high-end electronic reverb devices. In all there are 14 effect algorithms, eight dedicated to reverb and the remainder producing a wide range of delay-based and dynamics processes. |
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Eventide Eclipse | Eventide | The Eventide Eclipse Multi Effects Processor unit provides the power, performance and signature Eventide audio effects in a single rack space unit. Although it’s just half the size of our industry- standard H3000 series Harmonizer units, Eclipse has five times the processing power, and twice the features.
Eventide Eclipse Multi Effects Processor unit main Features include: |
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Yamaha Rev 500 reverb | Yamaha | The REV500 features the same kind of interconnection flexibility that has already proved successful on earlier products. The rear of the unit carries a fixed mains lead on the left-hand side (as viewed from behind), MIDI and remote control facilities in the centre, and audio inputs and outputs on the right. |
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TC M2000 reverb | TC | The M2000 provides you with a broad palette of high quality effects enabling you to create magical effects. The true dual engine configuration allows you to run two full-blown effects simultaneously, i.e. on two individual effects sends. The effects have been developed for optimal sonic quality with no compromises made. |
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TC D-TWO delay | TC | The introduction of the D-Two adds a brand new feature to TC´s Ultimate Sound Machines: Affordability! Behind the cool looking exterior of the D-Two Rhythm Tap Delay lies more than 20 years of know-how and experience in supplying Ultimate Sound Machines to the Professional Audio Industry! |
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TC M-ONE | TC | The XL Reverb Technology benefits from the TC Reverb heritage and takes advantage of both complex Early reflection patterns and dense Reverb decays in order to bring more natural reverbs to all applications. This technological development combined with XLR connectors make the M•One XL especially suited for LIVE applications! |
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Drawmer DS201 2ch gate | Drawmer | The DS201 is a sophisticated dual channel noise gate incorporating a number of features pioneered by Drawmer, which are invaluable to the sound engineer, and not found on conventional noise gates. |
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BSS dpr 901 multiband comp | BSS | Introducing a “dynamic” equalizer, the first of its kind! BSS has fully integrated a parametric equalizer with circuitry to sense changes in the dynamics of source material. What is a dynamic EQ? Simply put, a dynamic EQ allows you to EQ a source signal based on its dynamic level. |
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Klark square1 dynamics | Klark | Klark Teknik Square ONE dynamics.Eight channels of flexible, configurable, high-performance dynamics processing in one 3U package. The right brand, the right combination, the right investment, every time. |