Featured Equipment Of The Week: Primacoustic Stratus Acoustic Cloud

Primacoustic Stratus Acoustic Cloud
The Primacoustic Stratus is an acoustical device that suspends above the recording console to control early reflections, flutter echo and help eliminate standing waves that cause resonant peaks in the critical mix position. Once in place, you will immediately enjoy a more controlled and intimate acoustic environment, larger sweet spot and reduced ear fatigue.
Find out more | Primacoustic Stratus Acoustic Cloud $199

TOP FEATURES

• Suspends over the console or listening position
• Attractive fabric wrapped glass wool panel
• Easy to assemble suspension hardware
• Eliminates floor to ceiling reflections

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Featured Equipment Of The Week: Novation Impulse 25

Novation Impulse 25 
 Impulse is a range of professional USB/MIDI controllers. They each have a precision keyboard and a full control surface powered by a brand new version of Novation's Automap control software - Automap 4 (which makes getting hands-on with your DAW/plug-ins fast and simple). Impulse also has 8 back-lit drum pads which can warp arpeggios, roll beats and launch clips in Ableton live.
Read all the details | Novation Impulse 25 professional USB keyboard controller

TOP FEATURES

• Precision semi-weighted keyboard with aftertouch
• Professional control surface gives you full control of your DAW including mixer, transport and plug-in instruments and effects
• Novation’s Automap control software makes it fast and simple to assign knobs, faders and buttons to your music software
• Back-lit drum pads allow you to warp arpeggios and improvise with rhythm patterns – they also launch clips in Ableton
• Large LCD screen displays control information
• Hardware design is tough and rugged
• Comes with Ableton Live Lite, Novation’s Bass Station synth and a Loopmasters sample pack
• USB powered, with expression and sustain pedal inputs as well as MIDI in and out ports for connecting external MIDI instruments

Buy Novation Impulse 25 professional USB keyboard controller at Revolution Audio

Delay Effects Explained

Delay Processors

In it’s simplest form, a delay is made up of very few components.
An audio input, a recording device, a playback device and an audio output.

Tape Delay

Early delay processors, such as the Echosonic, Echoplex and the Roland Space Echo, were based on analog tape technology. They used magnetic tape as the recording and playback medium. Some of these devices adjusted delay time by adjusting the distance between the playback and record heads, and others used fixed heads and adjustable tape speed.

Analog Delay

Analog delay processors became available in the 70s and used solid state electronics as an alternative to the tape delay.