Basswatch

Bass mastering

There is a huge inconsistency in mastering between tracks and artists these days, such that often one track will sound a little weak on bass whereas another similar track or artist will have wildly excessive bass levels.

If a system is set up to sound correct on the excessive bass tracks, then the other music will often sound very weak. Again, if the system is set up to sound right on the weaker tracks then the heavier ones will be drowned in excessive bass. Of course an engineer can attend for the duration of the event and keep adjusting the system as required between tracks and artists, but this is not always viable. Finally an automated solution - if the system is set to sound good on balanced tracks if BASSWATCH is installed then it will automatically engineer the system's bass level so that all tracks, heavy or light, sound just right and excessive bass is avoided.

Key Features

Just like an engineer would monitor bass levels
Just like an engineer would gently ease the bass level down or up to maintain the necessary balance/bass level.
Just like an engineer would pull the bass down faster if a super bass heavy track was suddenly dropped by a DJ.
Just like an engineer occasionally easing the bass up or down does not cause audible compression or pumping or limiting

Technical Specification

Dimensions: Standard 19 inch 1U rack case by 250mm deep
Power requirement: 90-264V AC, 47-63 Hz, maximum 60mA current
Audio Connections: Balanced XLR in and out for each channel
Power Connection: Standard IEC power inlet type C14
Maximum bass reduction: More than 30dB at 63hz
Display: Signal Indicators each channel plus Bass Reduction in 2 dB increments

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