Monday, June 05, 2017
eVerb: new Z-DSP Card
eVerb: new Z-DSP card (part1) from Station 252 on Vimeo.
"Testing the new eVerb card for Tiptop Audio Z-DSP processor.
Sending a simple dry chord sequence (3x Tiptop Audio Z3000s going through a filter) into the module via auxiliary send from a Mackie mixer. Signals are properly Modular Line level converted. No EQ, compression, delays and whatever else other than the eVerb was used.
Part 1: going through the first 4 algorithms."
Update:
eVerb: new Z-DSP card (part 2) from Station 252 on Vimeo.
"Testing the new eVerb card for Tiptop Audio Z-DSP processor.
Sending a simple dry chord sequence (3x Tiptop Audio Z3000s going through a filter) into the module via auxiliary send from a Mackie mixer. Signals are properly Modular Line level converted. No EQ, compression, delays and whatever else other than the eVerb was used.
Part 2: going through the last 4 algorithms (5-8)"
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