Antelope is ensuring your late summer remains toasty with two hot product releases aimed at musicians, producers, and engineers looking for portable and budget-friendly ways to maximize their creative potential. The Edge Note is a small-diaphragm condenser mic capable of modeling 13 classic microphone models, while the brand’s most popular audio interface, the Zen Go Synergy Core, formerly only available with a USB connector, is now also available in a Thunderbolt™ 3 version called the Zen Go TB.
Classic Microphone Tones for Creators at Every Level
Modeling microphones make a lot of sense for up-and-coming producers and musicians looking to experiment with different mic tones without having to cough up the coins necessary to outfit a custom mic locker. Plus, you only have to store and carry a single mic, or pair of mics, and yet you’re still able to impart some of the distinctive sonic characteristics of classic mic models to your recordings. With a frequency response from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, the Edge Note is designed to deliver clean, transparent recordings that are well suited to the emulation processing, and it features a pad with -10 and -20 dB settings—allowing it to handle SPLs up to 146 dB. This means the mic can be used on a wide variety of sources without distorting, including drums and horns, making it a cost-effective solution for project studios, musicians, and engineers looking for a versatile microphone that’ll work on a wide range of instruments. The cardioid pick-up pattern helps reduce background noise for more focused audio capture and the Edge Note offers a high-pass filter switch with settings at 75 Hz and 115 Hz, so you can remove unwanted low-end rumbles caused by air conditioning and vibrations. A shockmount is also included to reduce vibration and handle noise further.
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