Los Angeles, CA USA – February 20, 2015 – Ottobit is a new and unique sound processor in the 500 series modular format. It is designed to give musicians and sound designers tools to sculpt any source into audio reminiscent of early 8 and 16 bit video game soundtracks. Features include: Sample Rate Decimation & Bit Reduction Pitch Track Enabled…
Meet OTTOBIT – available Spring 2015. Our highly anticipated 500 series modular designed to sculpt any soundtrack into audio reminscent of early 8 and 16 bit video game sounds. Watch and Listen. Ottobit Teaser Video.
Our Meris 440 is featured and reviewed in the July issue from Sound On Sound Magazine! After picking up a copy from the newsstand, we’re excited and proud to receive this in-depth/stellar review. Here’s a few excerpts from SOS Magazine via Ingmar Kiang: “…the 440 acquits itself supremely well, boasting – unsurprisingly enough -API-like qualities of weight, definition and mid-range clarity.”…
We’re proud to have received acclaimed reviews from magazines like Sound On Sound, Tape Op and ASK AUDIO. We greatly embrace independent blogs that have also taken the time to review our Meris 440 Pre Amp. We’re excited to have received overwhelming positive feedback from fans and/as well professional industry leaders. Here’s a wonderful article from Everything Recording. Read here. Here are…
In Part 1 of our New Meris Maker Series, we looked at the materials you’ll need to get started with using your Raspberry Pi to process guitar. Here in Part 2, we’ll install and configure Pure Data on your Pi, as well as pass audio through the Griffin iMic. Pure Data (aka Pd) is an extremely powerful and free digital signal processing…
Another stellar review!!! Check out the in-depth and excellent Meris 440 review in the Fall issue from Tape Op Magazine! We’re on page 70 in the Sept/Oct. issue! You can read the digital review here. Here’s a few excerpts from Tape Op Magazine via Geoff Stanfield: “…what really sets the Meris 440 apart from the countless other 500-series mic preamps is the send/return…
The Raspberry Pi is an inspiring device. For $40 dollars you get an incredible nerve center with which you can build an amazing array of gadgets. The same promise holds true for musicians. With a little bit of work, the Pi allows the DIY musician the ability to build a piece of gear custom suited to their needs, and is…
440 REVIEW by ASK AUDIO MAGAZINE Here are a few excerpts: “The Meris really is well-designed, and even at high volume levels the noise just isn’t there.” “The 440 is primarily designed to help you get great guitar tones right out of the box, although there are a lot of versatile features that make it great for other sources.” …