Name: Focusrite Voicemaster Pro
Brand: Focusrite
SKU: Focusrite Voicemaster Pro
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

You won't find a signal processor with better features than the Focusrite Platinum VoiceMaster Pro Processor. Stereo latency-free monitoring section; Vintage Harmonics revolutionary vocal enhancer; custom Focusrite VU meter; more versatile, voice-optimized EQ; improved Tube Sound emulation with tone control; smoother optical compressor; and new voice-optimized optical expander take it light years beyond the classic VoiceMaster. Compressor, EQ, and harmonics can be reordered.

Stereo latency-free monitoring section Vintage Harmonics - a revolutionary vocal enhancer Optional 24-bit/96kHz A/D converter Custom Focusrite VU meter Compressor/EQ/Harmonics order can be changed More versatile voice-optimized EQ Improved Tube Sound emulation with tone control Smoother optical compressor New voice-optimized optical expander

MIC INPUT RESPONSE • Gain range = 0 dB to 60 dB continuously variable. • Input Impedance = 1K4 Ω from 10 Hz to 200 kHz. • EIN = 128 dB measured at 60 dB of gain with 150 Ω terminating impedance and 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • THD at minimum gain (0 dB) = 0.0004% measured with +16 dBu input signal and with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • THD at maximum gain (60 dB) = 0.003% measured with a –36 dBu input signal and with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • THD at maximum input level (26.5 dBu) = 0.005% measured with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • Frequency response at minimum gain (0 dB) = flat at 10 Hz and –2 dB down at 200 kHz. • Frequency response at maximum gain (60 dB) = –2 dB down at 10 Hz and 200 kHz. • CMRR at full gain (60 dB) = 80 dB. LINE INPUT RESPONSE • Gain range = -10 dB to +10 dB continuously variable. • Input Impedance = 10K Ω from 10 Hz to 200 kHz. • Noise at main output with gain and fader set to unity (0 dB) = -94 dBu measured with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • Signal to noise ratio relative to max headroom (27 dBu) = 121 dB. • Signal to noise ratio relative to 0 dBfs (+22 dBu) = 116 dB. • THD at unity gain (0 dB) = 0.0006% measured with 0 dBfs (+22 dBu) input signal and with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • Frequency response at unity gain (0 dB) = 0.25 dB down at 10 Hz and –3 dB down at 200 kHz. INSTRUMENT INPUT RESPONSE • Gain range = 0 dB to 40dB continuously variable. • Input Impedance = > 1 Meg Ω. • Noise at minimum gain (0 dB) = -90 dBu measured with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • Noise at maximum gain (40 dB) = -78 dBu measured with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • THD at minimum gain (0 dB) = 0.006% measured with –10 dBu input signal and with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • Frequency response at unity gain (0 dB) = 0.5 dB down at 10 Hz and –1 dB down at 200 kHz. • Frequency response at maximum gain (40 dB) = 6 dB down at 10Hz and –1dB down at 200KHz. INPUT METER • 6 LED peak reading meter is calibrated relative to 0 dBfs where 0 dBfs = +22 dBu (the maximum level which can be correctly converted by the optional internal A/D converter before overload occurs). The meter calibration points are as follows: - Meter panel calibration value Equivalent dBu value O/L +22.4 dBu (the point at which the converter will overload) 0 dBfs +22 dBu (the maximum level into the converter) -3 dBfs +19 dBu -6 dBfs +16 dBu -10 dBfs +12 dBu -20 dBfs +2 dBu (the average level to allow 20 dB of headroom for Eq and dynamics processing). HIGH PASS FILTER • Roll off = 18 dB per octave 3 pole filter. • Frequency range = continuously variable from 30 Hz to 400 Hz measured at the 3 dB down point. OPTICAL EXPANDER • Threshold hold range = -20 dBfs (0 dBu) to –60 dBfs (-40 dBu). • Expander ratio = 2:1 • Attack time = 750 µs. • Release time = 0.25 s to 4 s. • Noise with maximum expansion = -96 dBu measured with a 20 Hz/22 kHz bandpass filter. • Signal to noise ratio relative to max headroom (27 dBu) = 123 dB. • Signal to noise ratio relative to 0 dBfs (+22 dBu) = 118dB. • 6 LED meter shows downward expansion calibrated in dB increments.

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