Neues Hardware-Reverb

Kilpatrick Audio Redox Reverb Processor

von Redaktion, 10. Juli 2018

Kilpatrick Audio stellt mit Redox einen neuen Desktop-Reverb-Effekt vor.

Redox ist eine Hardware-Effekt für das Studio und die Bühne. Das kompakte Gerät bietet Direktzugriff auf einige Kernparameter (Predelay, Size, Filter). Neben einem hochwertigen algorithmischen Reverb-Effekt verfügt das Gerät über diverse Modulationseffekte (Phasing, Flanging, Vibrato und Panning). Ein Preis steht noch nicht fest.

Hier die Features von Redox:

Stereo algorithmic reverb with high dynamic range processing
Many reverb algorithms to choose fron, including:
- Kilpatrick Audio’s signature Lush Puppy algorithms great for fast synths, drums and guitar
- Classic old-school reverbs perfect for old-school synth sounds
- Multi-tap delay effects with a selectable number of taps
- Smooth hall and room types perfect for vocals and instruments
- Super long and smooth reverbs perfect for creating ambient textures
MOD effects work along with reverbs to create other kinds of effects
Adjustable predelay on all reverbs up to 200ms
Pristine analog audio front-end with 24 bit converters and >100dB dynamic range (ADC to DAC)
High dynamic-range floating point signal processing prevents internal clipping
Low-latency signal processing of less than 1ms
High-quality LCD screen shows settings and metering
Quick-access parameter controls for MOD control, reverb filter and size
Dedicated MOD controls allow the MOD effect to be controlled in real-time
1/4″ line audio jacks using Neutrik connectors
MIDI control of all functions via USB or DIN MIDI
Internal memory for storage of up to 99 presets
5V USB powered – great for portable use