Versatile Compression Settings
The Crane Song Falcon offers adjustable attack and release times, along with hard and soft knee settings, tailoring compression for various audio dynamics.
Crane Song Falcon is a classic sounding tube compressor in the 500 Series format.
Falcon features 3 attack and 3 release time settings, hard and soft knee choices for compression or limiting, two different audio path sounds, wet-dry mixing for parallel compression, and is linkable.
Similar in sound to the classic Summit TLA-100 that Dave Hill originally designed, this was the first 500-Series and Valve design to be released from Crane Song.
The audio path colour is changed by modifying the tube circuit so it has negative feedback or does not have negative feedback. This along with the optical like quality of the compressor allows for a vintage sound or a much cleaner sound with optical characteristics.
When linked the master unit controls all functions on the slave except for wet-dry and make up gain. The link system is capable of doing 5.1
Crane Song Falcon Main Features :
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The Crane Song Falcon offers adjustable attack and release times, along with hard and soft knee settings, tailoring compression for various audio dynamics.
Modify the tube circuit for negative or no negative feedback, allowing users to switch between a vintage sound and a cleaner sound with optical characteristics.
Features wet-dry mixing allowing for parallel compression techniques, enhancing control over the final sound output while maintaining natural dynamics.