Edge

Introducing the new Edge Family Following the success of the acclaimed Edge modeling microphone, Antelope Audio have unveiled the next evolution of their mic modeling technology. Exclusively built at Antelope's European headquarters and featuring electronics designed by Antelope founder and industry legend Igor Levin, the Edge Family are outstanding mics in their own right, with specs to rival any mic in their class. The Edge mics' transparent, accurate response provides the perfect platform for Antelope's remarkable mic emulations. The new Edge Family consists of three large-diaphragm condensers - the fixed cardioid pattern Edge Solo, the multi-pattern Edge Duo and the dual-capsule Edge Quadro. The Edges deliver pristine cardioid, multi-pattern and 360° recording with stunning vintage mic emulations The new Edge Family delivers incredibly lifelike emulations of some of the most sought-after mics of all time while covering just about every possible recording application from mono to stereo to 3D audio! Edge Solo is the simplest of the three new mics. Connecting via a regular mono XLR cable, it houses a single large-diaphragm capsule with a fixed cardioid pickup pattern. It's specifically designed to work hand-in-hand with Antelope's mic modeling plug-ins to emulate some of the greatest cardioid-pattern mics in history. Edge Duo features a dual-membrane capsule with independent outputs, allowing the signal from each membrane to be individually processed and recombined. This not only means users can vary the polar pattern from within the plug-in, even after recording, it also allows the Edge Duo to accurately emulate the characteristic pickup pattern and on- and off-axis response of each mic for true multi-dimensional mic modeling. Edge Quadro is a game-changing stereo/surround mic with two dual-membrane capsules and a rotating head. Delivering four channels for independent processing will allow for stereo techniques like M/S, X/Y, Blumlein, and even 3D sound. Users can select a different emulation and polar pattern for each head. The upper head can be rotated noiselessly even while the microphone is actively recording, delivering virtually limitless variations in tonality and stereo image.