ISP Technologies Unveils New Deci-Mate Mini-Pedal
The new design is a downsized version of ISP's popular Decimator noise suppressor circuit.
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ISP Technologies has introduced the new Deci-Mate, a downsized version of its popular Decimator noise suppressor circuit that is housed in a small, micro-pedal package.
The Deci-Mate promises new tracking improvements over existing Decimators, with an adaptive response that can cope with staccato playing and sustained notes.
A single threshold knob controls the level of noise reduction, which, according to ISP, is all that is required—its algorithm aims to do away with any release control.
Other features include:
• True Bypass design
• New DECIMATOR X Technology uses Time Vector Integration. Adaptive release provides smoothest release response possible
• Adaptive release tracks both staccato and long sustained notes
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• Adaptive tracking response tracks any playing style
• Greater than 90db effective noise reduction
• Superior design to noise gates using downward expansion with adaptive release
• Analog circuit for transparency / no digital aliasing
The Deci-Mate is available beginning in October.
For more information, head over to ISP Technologies.
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