elysia nvelope mastering edition

• Transient designer
• Direct access to the envelope of the signal
• Class-A technology
• Gridded potentiometers → Recall easily possible
• Precise control range of +/-5dB
• Auto Gain
• EQ mode (shelf EQ)
• Mixed mode
• Full Range mode and Dual Band mode
• Dual Mono and Stereo Link
• Sturdy all-aluminum housing
• Format: 19" device with 1U installation height
• Developed by Ruben Tilgner: inventor of the original Transient Designer from SPL
  

Functions and working modes

The nvelope Mastering Edition offers several working modes:

• EQ mode: If the device is running in EQ mode, it transforms into a two-band EQ with a high/low shelf characteristic, which also works in Stereo Link mode.
• Mixed mode: Mixed mode only works when the nvelope is not in Stereo Link mode, as in this mode both channels are operated as independent signal processors. Different modes (e.g. full range on the left channel and Dual band on the right channel) can be used simultaneously on both channels.
  

• Full Range mode: In this setting, it is possible to quickly and successfully increase or decrease the intensity of Attack and Sustain.
• Dual Band mode: This mode works in the same way as Full Range, but Attack and Sustain each have an additional frequency control (Freq S) for fine tuning.
• Stereo Link mode: Linking of both channels for processing Stereo signals.
  

Connections:

• Input:
  • XLR 3-pin (balanced)
    
  • 6.35mm jack
• Output:
  • XLR 3-pin (balanced)
    
  • 6.35mm jack
• Power connection: IEC plug

Technical data:

• Frequency range: < 10Hz - 400kHz (-3.0dB)
• THD+N @ 0dBu, 20Hz - 22kHz: 0.006%
• THD+N @ +10dBu, 20Hz - 22kHz: 0.01%
• Noise, 20Hz - 20kHz (Full Range, EQ): -90.0dBu (A-weighted)
• Noise, 20Hz - 20kHz (Dual Band): -87.0dBu (A-weighted)
• Dynamic range, 20Hz - 22kHz: 112dB
• Maximum input level: +21dBu
• Maximum output level: +21dBu
• Input impedance: 10kΩ
• Output impedance: 68Ω