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virtual.ray
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Gates
I have the Autocom,and it has gates whereas the Composer doesn't.
I have the Autocom,and it has gates whereas the Composer doesn't.
DaveO
New member
I ordered the AutoComm this morning. The price was too good to pass up.
Gear_Junky
New member
Autocom vs. Multicom
I really want the Multicom, because it's 4 comps in 1, but on the other hand it doesn't have gates. How important is it to have gates for analog tape multitracking and how important is it to have gates as a part of a comp? Thanks.
I really want the Multicom, because it's 4 comps in 1, but on the other hand it doesn't have gates. How important is it to have gates for analog tape multitracking and how important is it to have gates as a part of a comp? Thanks.
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Chuckschwandt
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Lexicon
I must agree with Mr ranchfield, low end Lexicons,
like the MPX 100 are not impressive. They are clear,
but many of the effects sound too fake and unrealistic.
I can get some decent delays from the unit if I just use a little, but chorus, pitch, halls, and etc sound like cartoon effects if ya know what I mean. My cheap 93'
Alesis Microverb unit sounds better ! Yes, we get what we pay for. - Anybody want to buy it ?
I'm going to unload it on ebay....
Chuck
I must agree with Mr ranchfield, low end Lexicons,
like the MPX 100 are not impressive. They are clear,
but many of the effects sound too fake and unrealistic.
I can get some decent delays from the unit if I just use a little, but chorus, pitch, halls, and etc sound like cartoon effects if ya know what I mean. My cheap 93'
Alesis Microverb unit sounds better ! Yes, we get what we pay for. - Anybody want to buy it ?
I'm going to unload it on ebay....
Chuck
John Sayers
Solar Power!!
I made a plug for the digitech studio quad 4 but noone seemed to take any notice - they are around $400 but are 4 processors in one so that's $100/processor - the following are the specs
FEATURES
4 independent Inputs and Outputs
Large Custom Display
New, easy-to-use interface
Multiple input/output signal path routings
S-DISC II® powered
The equivalent of 4 signal processors in 1!
Automatic input leveling
Dynamic parameter modifiers
Full MIDI implementation
Multi-function effect Modules
Full bandwidth effects
True stereo effects
ADDITIONAL QUAD4 FEATURES...
Several new effects including: Reverse Delay, Time Warp,
Vocoder, Spring Reverb, Sampler
Effect Configuration Selection within each program
Maximum Delay time of 5 Seconds
Dozens of New Programs
SPECIFICATIONS...
DSP:
A/D Converter:
20 bit, 128 x Oversampled
D/A Converter:
20 bit, 128 x Oversampled
Sampling Frequency:
44.1 kHz
Architecture:
Static-Dynamic Instruction Set Computer
(S-DISC II®)
Digital Signal Path Width:
24 bits (144.5 dB)
Internal Data Path Width:
48 bits (289 dB)
Dynamic Delay Memory:
256k x 16 bits (5.0 seconds)
Static Delay Memory:
256 24-bit registers (5.8 milliseconds)
Data ALU Processing:
11.3 MIPS
Address ALU Processing:
16.9 MIPS
Multiplier Size:
24 bits x 24 bits
General:
Connectors:
1/4" Unbalanced Inputs (4) & Outputs (4)
Nominal Input Level:
-10dBV, +4dbu (Software selectable)
Maximum Input Level:
+18 dBu
Input Impedance:
10k Ohms
Nominal Output Level:
-10dBV, +4 dBu switchable
Maximum Output Level:
+18 dBu
Output Impedance:
470 Ohms
Frequency Response:
20 Hz. - 20kHz. ±0.5dB
S/N Ratio:
Greater than 95 dB; ref =max signal, 22 kHz
measurement bandwidth (A-Weighted)
THD:
Less than 0.03% (1 kHz)
Cheers
FEATURES
4 independent Inputs and Outputs
Large Custom Display
New, easy-to-use interface
Multiple input/output signal path routings
S-DISC II® powered
The equivalent of 4 signal processors in 1!
Automatic input leveling
Dynamic parameter modifiers
Full MIDI implementation
Multi-function effect Modules
Full bandwidth effects
True stereo effects
ADDITIONAL QUAD4 FEATURES...
Several new effects including: Reverse Delay, Time Warp,
Vocoder, Spring Reverb, Sampler
Effect Configuration Selection within each program
Maximum Delay time of 5 Seconds
Dozens of New Programs
SPECIFICATIONS...
DSP:
A/D Converter:
20 bit, 128 x Oversampled
D/A Converter:
20 bit, 128 x Oversampled
Sampling Frequency:
44.1 kHz
Architecture:
Static-Dynamic Instruction Set Computer
(S-DISC II®)
Digital Signal Path Width:
24 bits (144.5 dB)
Internal Data Path Width:
48 bits (289 dB)
Dynamic Delay Memory:
256k x 16 bits (5.0 seconds)
Static Delay Memory:
256 24-bit registers (5.8 milliseconds)
Data ALU Processing:
11.3 MIPS
Address ALU Processing:
16.9 MIPS
Multiplier Size:
24 bits x 24 bits
General:
Connectors:
1/4" Unbalanced Inputs (4) & Outputs (4)
Nominal Input Level:
-10dBV, +4dbu (Software selectable)
Maximum Input Level:
+18 dBu
Input Impedance:
10k Ohms
Nominal Output Level:
-10dBV, +4 dBu switchable
Maximum Output Level:
+18 dBu
Output Impedance:
470 Ohms
Frequency Response:
20 Hz. - 20kHz. ±0.5dB
S/N Ratio:
Greater than 95 dB; ref =max signal, 22 kHz
measurement bandwidth (A-Weighted)
THD:
Less than 0.03% (1 kHz)
Cheers