Digital Processing & Effects
There is no right or wrong with effect processing. It is a creative journey to find that new sound, that unique sound or that sound you just have to have. It is all about how much adjustment you need, the parameters you require and how much fidelity the effect processor has and at what sampling rate. The higher the sampling rate (44.1, 48, 96kHz) the better the processor fidelity and accuracy.
Effect processing has come a very long way in the last 10 years and is now more powerful than ever. Processors today may be considered basic but can process signals in stereo, dual mono, quad mono and even surround sound. Like most things in life, the more expensive the processor the better the performance and usually worth the investment. After all, it is about your creativity.
Digital Processing & Effects Brands:
The leader in digital audio processing.
With the introduction of the world's first digital processor in 1971, Lexicon became the world leader in digital audio. Since that time, Lexicon has continuously introduced ground-breaking technology to the audio industry. Today, Lexicon processing is heard on over 80% of all recordings, broadcasts, film soundtracks and music alike.
