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Antelope Audio launches Zen Studio+



Antelope Audio launched Zen Studio+ which is the newest addition to its Zen family of portable professional audio interfaces at Prolight + Sound Guangzhou 2017 in Guangzhou, China.

Zen Studio+ comes with a growing arsenal of vintage FPGA-based effects, including accurately modeled EQs, compressors, guitar amps and cabinets. The key to the Zen Studio+ modeling engine is its custom FPGA chip.

The interface is fully controllable via an intuitive desktop application for PC and Mac offering flexible signal routing and customizable presets. The clocking accuracy of Zen Studio+ is provided by Antelope’s 64-bit Acoustically Focused Clocking (AFC) jitter management technology.

POWER MEETS MOBILITY

Zen Studio+is the successor to Antelope’s first of a kind professional portable interface Zen Studio. It’s extensive analog and digital connectivity, 12 world-class mic preamps and Antelope’s signature clocking are now accompanied by an evolving library of hardware-based vintage effects. With both Thunderbolt and USB connectivity, Zen Studio+ is a versatile high-end mobile recording system and capable of turning any location into a professional recording studio.

FPGA POWERED

The user can now create and control multiple monitor mixes in real time and also employ the sound of legendary studio hardware classics, while exclusively working in-the-box.

The exquisite collections of Vintage EQ’s include authentically models of Lang PEQ1, BAE 1073, 1084, 1023, UK69 and many other classic British and German vintage units. Vintage Compressors begin with the life-like model of the FET76 and many more are soon to be available.

ARTIST FRIENDLY

The interface features an integrated Talkback function allowing easy and fast communication between recordings artists, the engineer and the producer. Zen Studio+ offers dedicated Re-amp outs making it an ideal choice not only for mobile recordists but also pro guitarists.

Users can create up to four independent, real time mixes, which are assignable to any output, including the two independent headphone outputs or the Monitor or Line outputs with Antelope’s proprietary routing matrix.

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