ZOOM Announces RFX-300 Effects for Home Recording
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November 21, 1999
Tired of tired sounding recordings? ZOOM's new RFX-300 is a new stereo reverb/effect
processor that improves the sound of vocals and instrument tracks while adding
punch, dynamics and brightness to overall tracks.
Unhappy with the sound of your microphones? The RFX-300 features smart new
mic simulator effects that make inexpensive dynamic mics sound like high priced
condensers. These will not only improve the sound of vocals, they’ll make
pianos and acoustic guitars sound warm and reverberant.
This versatile device also includes special "mastering mixdown"
effects that can widen and deepen a stereo mix, restore high and low frequencies
and add incredible punch and dynamics to the track.
22 essential reverb, delay and modulation effects add more depth, presence
and individuality to vocals and instruments while making tracks sound bigger and
more spacious. Some of these include: Power Mix, Wide Mix, Boost Mix, Vocal Mix,
Hall; Room; Plate; Ambience; Delay, Pitch, Chorus, Flanger, Phaser, Comp/Limiter,
Microphone Simulator; Rotary; Cabinet Simulator and more.
Endowed with specs such as a 44.1 kHz sampling frequency and 18/24-bit quantization,
the RFX-300 has key recording features such as insert, send/return, mixdown, etc.
and easy-access rotary effect selector and parameter controls; instant "one-touch"
fine-tuning and a dual power supply design for both batteries and AC power.
For more information, visit Zoom at www.samsontech.com.
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