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What Is A Good High-End Effects Processor?
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| C3sharp |
I have an upgraded DJ system in mind and I was wondering what a good effects processor would be.
Turntables: Technics SL-1210 M5Gs
Mixer: Pioneer DJM500
CD Player: Numark CDN90
If anyone could reccomend a fitting, high-end effects processor I would appricate it =). |
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| chesco |
the korg kaoss pad
or the pioneer efx-500
the djm-500 has an on board effects unit but it has very limited use imo. |
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| C3sharp |
| thanks, the effects on the djm500 aren't that bad, but I'd much rather have something fore versitle. |
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| Prodigy Child |
| Whats everyones take on the AirFX, I know its hard to make the same effect twice, but is it good and fun to use, don't surpose anybody has a video or a link to a video of one in action??. |
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| DJ Tranz |
| quote: | Originally posted by C3sharp
I have an upgraded DJ system in mind and I was wondering what a good effects processor would be.
Turntables: Technics SL-1210 M5Gs
Mixer: Pioneer DJM500
CD Player: Numark CDN90
If anyone could reccomend a fitting, high-end effects processor I would appricate it =). |
Hey M8!
Take a look at this page:
http://www.djmart.com/efpr.html
range from $79.00 to $15,000.00 for effects processors, make your pick, though I recommend digitech S200 or quad 4x4, or Lexicon MPX110, and then email me [email protected] for special TA prices, include where Items are to be shipped with zip code and specific brand and model number(s).
Cheers... |
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| MrBlond |
Correct me if I'm wrong but the Kaosspad on the picture is the first one... There's Kaosspad 2 now, it looks excellent to me, haven't tried it though.
And holy crap $15k for an effects processor... For 15k it better mix by itself and choose the best effect for the purpose, while receiving audience comments verbally and adjusting properly!!! |
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| DJ Tranz |
| quote: | Originally posted by MrBlond
Correct me if I'm wrong but the Kaosspad on the picture is the first one... There's Kaosspad 2 now, it looks excellent to me, haven't tried it though.
And holy crap $15k for an effects processor... For 15k it better mix by itself and choose the best effect for the purpose, while receiving audience comments verbally and adjusting properly!!! |
Here you go:
Lexicon 960L & LARC 2 System @ USD $15,000.00
Based on Decades of Innovation For nearly thirty years, the world's most accomplished engineers and producers have relied upon Lexicon for their most critical music and sound productions. To satisfy these discriminating media professionals and to meet the new demands of today's increasingly complex sound content, Lexicon introduces a new generation of digital audio signal processing technology with the new 960L Multi-Channel Digital Effects System.
About 3DPM
A Technology Platform for a New Millenium Designed specifically for the professional audio, broadcasting, film, post-production and live sound markets, the 960L utilizes a bold new technology platform. it will redefine world-class reverberation with a totally new paradigm of intelligent software algorithms based upon 3DPM™ Technology (3D Perceptual Modeling). This new breakthrough technology introduces entirely new acoustic environments based upon recent critical research on how the human brain perceives complex sounds. Lexicon's 3DPM not only allows sound designers to create the most realistic sounding acoustic environments ever, it also allows for the creation of new and unheard of spaces!
Ready for Anything You Can Throw At It
The 960L is capable of full 24-bit/96kHz performance and the factory standard I/O configuration boasts 8 channels of XLR-balanced analog audio as well as full AES/EBU digital I/O in a 4-unit, rack-mounting CPU mainframe. The all-new Lexicon Alpha-numeric Remote Controller (LARC2) compliments the new 960L mainframe. Multiple DSP configurations include: Stereo, 5.1 Surround, Multiple-Stereo, and Stereo plus 5.1 Surround with 44.1, 48, 88.2 and 96kHz sampling rates.
The extensive sonic palette of factory programs includes such time-proven standards as Halls, Chambers, Rooms, Plates, Ambience, Wild Spaces, Post and more. Up to 500 additional user-definable programs may be stored in the CPU.
A New Face for an Old Friend
The user interface for the 960L is a totally redesigned and enhanced LARC2 remote controller. Fashioned after the original LARC, which sits atop the leading recording and post-production consoles throughout the world, the new LARC2 provides a simple and intuitive user interface based on the world standard 480L. A variety of input control devices are provided for maximum control and these can be custom tailored for additional flexibility.
Lexicon commissioned an award-winning industrial design company to co-develop the LARC2. Featuring a highly-stylized design with a large, easy-to-read color backlit LCD display, the LARC2 has eight touch-sensitive motorized faders, a two-axis joystick for surround sound panning/placement control, eight soft and twenty-nine dedicated function keys. using this extensive array of controls, the user has instant access to a variety of parameters including machine and system status, fader label/value, soft key, machine setup/select, system control/edit, mute/bypass and joystick control. The LARC2 also features and extremely small footprint (8.0" x 10.5" x 5.5") and may be located several hundred feet from thr 960L CPU.
Features
Redefines World-class Reverberation
24-bit/96kHz Processing Fully Expandable CPU Mainframe
Eight 24-bit/96kHz Balanced XLR Analog I/O
Four Stereo Pairs of 24-bit/96kHz AES/EBU Digital I/O
Single Reverb DSP Card w/Lexicon 3DPM Stereo & 5.1 surround reverbs
3.5" floppy disk (register storage)
Multiple 3DPM DSP Configurations: Stereo, 5.1 Surround, Combined
MIDI In/Out/Thru
BNC Word Clock Input/Output/Loopthru
CD-ROM Drive for Software Upgrades
Lexicon 3DPM™ Algorithms (3-Dimensional Perceptual Modeling)
True Multi-Channel Surround Sound and Stereo Reverb Processing
LARC2™ Remote Control: 480L-based Intuitive User Interface
Flexible Input and Output Mixing Capabilities
Expandable Audio and Control I/O
Hardware and Software Expandable DSP
Extensive Sonic Palette of Factory Programs
Eight Touch-Sensitive Motorized (auto-nulling) Faders
Assignable Joystick for Surround Panning and Creative Parameter Control
Comes equipped with Automation and Logic7 UpMix
Cheers... |
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| sandstorm03 |
| will you stop trying to sell your on here? all your posts seem to try to get people to buy stuff from you. |
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| Mr.Mystery |
| There is no need to mess up perfectly good music with fx :) |
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| brian |
| quote: | Originally posted by sandstorm03
will you stop trying to sell your on here? all your posts seem to try to get people to buy stuff from you. |
If you don't like it, just ignore it. The original poster is obviously going to purchase a piece of equipment...it's relevant. And not all of us are loaded with cash so we appreciate any discounts we can get. We're lucky to have a fellow TA who can provide us with discounts just for being a TA member. |
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| Psiweaver |
| What if you changed that mixer to an Allen and Heath xone 62 or 92 still the same effects processors. |
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| brian |
| quote: | Originally posted by Mr.Mystery
There is no need to mess up perfectly good music with fx :) |
Couldn't agree more :) |
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