Audio Sprocket Tone Dexter

Super efekt procesor za akustične instrumente s piezzo pickupom.

"ToneDexter stores WaveMaps of your studio mic sound that you can recall when using just your pickup. The WaveMaps transform the pickup signal so that it sounds like a mic-lush, resonant, and natural. You can store WaveMaps of different mic positions and different mics, for each of your instruments.
Artists
Peter Frampton - "From the first listen, it's easy to hear that ToneDexter is amazing!"
Thomm Jutz - "Finally I feel like I'm playing a real acoustic guitar onstage. There's absolutely no going back for me."
Jason Bailey - "I didn't realize how much I needed the ToneDexter until I got one. Wow!"
Paul Jacob Cartwright - "I can say with no exaggeration that the ToneDexter is the single most important purchase I've ever made for live acoustic amplification of my violin, guitar and mandolin."

Playing
Plug your pickup into ToneDexter and the output to the PA or your acoustic instrument amp, select a WaveMap sound and play. Your live pickup sound will match your studio mic.
There is a built in Tuner and a Boost switch for selecting extra gain for solos. You can EQ the sound and apply a notch filter to deal with any feedback issues.
It's simple and it will change the way you play live.
Studio Sound Combined with the Convenience of a Piezo Pickup
ToneDexter restores the rich body tone of your acoustic instrument to the pickup using proprietary digital signal processing technology combined with a pristine analog signal path.
Audio Sprockets has created a way to learn the difference between the sound coming from the pickup, and the sound coming from a microphone, placed in front of the instrument, and use that information to create a transformation called a WaveMap.
Once you have stored your mic sound into ToneDexter, simply plug in your instrument and play.
ToneDexter works with guitar, violin, mandolin, dobro, banjo, upright bass, and most other acoustic stringed instruments.

How ToneDexter Works
Training
Start by plugging in both a mic and your pickup into ToneDexter. Play your instrument for two minutes while ToneDexter builds a WaveMap to make your pickup sound like your mic. Then store the sound into one of 22 WaveMap locations in ToneDexter. Once you have it, you no longer need the mic. You can store WaveMaps of different mic positions to give you a selection of sounds when you play.


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