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Elektron Analog Heat stereo analogue sound processor

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Elektron Analog Heat stereo analogue sound processor
Product no: 9000-0029-9872 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Elektron's Analog Heat is a stereo analogue sound processor with 8 distortion circuits, 7 filter types, a 2-band stereo EQ and an assignable envelope and LFO on board. It also has plenty of connection possibilities and is Overbridge enabled which allows you to use it for enhancing sounds from virtually any source. All of the effects are fully analogue, stereo and excellent quality. The Analog Heat is durable too thanks to its robust steel housing.

Connectors

The Analog Heat is equipped with USB-B, MIDI and jack connectors that allow you to hook it up to lots of different devices. That includes your computer which can be integrated seamlessly using Overbridge. The Analog Heat also works with DAW software and it even comes with a licence for Ableton Live 9 Lite. No matter whether you're working with analogue or digital equipment, the Analog Heat will allow you to add fiery effects that are designed to make your music glow!

Tips or comments about this product

included: Ableton Live 9 Lite licence

Specifications

Product features

19-inch rack size	not applicable
Number of keys	none
Arpeggiator/sequencer	none
Bit rate	unknown / not applicable
Control	expression (input), switch pedal (input)
Delay	no
Built-in compressor	no
Built-in equaliser	yes
Built-in limiter	no
Synthesizer inputs	line in
Sound source	analogue
Speaker/amplifier simulation	no
Maximum sample rate	not specified
MIDI & other	MIDI in, MIDI out, MIDI thru
Synthesizer outputs	line out jack, headphone, audio over USB
Reverb	no
Type of keys	not applicable
Synthesizer type	desktop module

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	2,3 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	29,5 x 29,0 x 12,5 cm

Product specifications

Elektron Analog Heat
stereo analogue sound processor
housing: steel
fully analogue and stereo
Overbridge enabled
sound processing:
- 8x stereo analogue distortion circuits
- 1x stereo analogue multi-mode filter (7 filter types)
- 1x 2-bands stereo analogue EQ
- 1x envelope generator/envelope follower
- 1x LFO
storage: 128 user preset slots
hardware:
- 122 x 32 pixel backlit LCD
- MIDI In/Out/Thru with DIN Sync out
- 2x balanced audio out jacks
- 2x balanced audio in jacks
- 1x stereo headphone jack
- 2x CV / expression pedal input jacks
- 48 kHz, 24-bit D/A and A/D converters
- flash EEPROM upgradable OS
- hi-speed USB 2.0 port
audio outputs:
- headphone out level: + 22 dBu peak
- headphone output impedance: 55 ohms
- impedance balanced main output level: + 22 dBu peak
- main output impedance: 440 ohms unbalanced
- sound card S/N Ratio: 111 dBFS (20-20000 Hz)
audio inputs:
- balanced audio input level: + 22 dBu peak
- input impedance: 39 kOhms
- sound card S/N Ratio: 112 dBFS (20-20000 Hz)
control inputs:
- input level: -5 V to +5 V
- works with CV, expression pedals, footswitches
dimensions: 215 x 184 x 63 mm
weight: 1.5 kg
included: Ableton Live 9 Lite licence

Reviews from other countries

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Koen V. 8 May 2018

Wrote the following about Elektron Analog Heat stereo analogue sound processor

Wat een beest van een machine zeg ik gebruik hem in live situaties en in de studio beste aankoop. Net dat stuk extra wat je synth of drumcomputer net niet zelf kan

Miklos V. 23 September 2017

Wrote the following about Elektron Analog Heat stereo analogue sound processor

ik heb de heat nu enkele weken en ik moet zeggen, wat een fantastisch apparaat, ik gebruik het voor alles eigenlijk (als sound enhancer voor digitale of analoge hardware synths, bij vst's in mijn daw met overbridge , op mijn drums , als compressor, als mastering tool, als een 3 bands eq) echt voor alles. met de fantastische filter en samen met de lfo krijg ik er zelfs fantastische geluiden uit zoals kicks, percussie geluiden en zelfs bassen, echt een geweldig apparaat. ik heb lang getwijfeld of ik er mij eentje zou aanschaffen, maar heb het mij nog geen seconde beklaagt. echt een aanrader.

En de service en prijs bij bax was natuurlijk ook weer fantastisch .

Björn D. 15 July 2017

Wrote the following about Elektron Analog Heat stereo analogue sound processor

Een paar dagen terug aangesloten en wat mee gespeelt.
Het voelt nu al als een waardevolle (helaas niet goedkope aanvulling) van mijn gereedschap.
Zeer degelijk gemaakt en een mooi stukje apparatuur om je geluid naar gelieve in de volle breedte dan wel in detail bij te kleuren.

Fabrizio P. 30 March 2017

Wrote the following about Elektron Analog Heat stereo analogue sound processor

This unit just sounds GORGEOUS when processing sound through it. It can add tasteful saturation / distortion, as well be used to carefully enhance a single part, a bus or an entire mix as insert or in parallel processing. It is extreley flexible as it can use aslo a a (multi) filter, a compressor / gate and more. It can be coupled to the tight internal envelope (follower), the internal LFO and to external gear using CV, MIDI and/or as a plugin in your DAW (Overbridge). Classy.

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