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Versatile Mixing Modes
The IGS Audio Bison 500 offers both stereo and mid/side (M/S) modes, enabling users to switch easily and enhance the audio mixing process depending on their needs.
KEY FEATURES
The IGS Audio Bison 500 is a 500 series MS matrix with Dry/Wet mixer control.
The IGS Audio Bison 500 includes two front-panl stereo jack send and returns and a large Mix knob. Operation between stereo and M/S is achieved through the 3-way toggle switch at the top. In MS mode, the left channel controls the mid (mono) section while the right the side (stereo). Combined with a dual-mono or two mono processors let you affect the stereo image.
The Mix knob lets you blend the dry signal back to processed signal. It is ideal for pushing the sound of your compressor but retain the natural dynamics of the original.
Bison 500 is easy to use and opens up the mixing possibilities offered by your existing hardware.
IGS Audio Bison 500 Main Features
- M/S Matrix with Mix blend
- Stereo or MS modes
- Increase stereo image
- Mix blend enables parallel processing
- UK over £99 FREE
- UK under £99 £10
- EU £36
- Rest of World £80
Large/Heavy items: Extra charges may apply (e.g., consoles, large monitors). We’ll contact you before processing if so.
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KEY BENEFITS
Enhanced Stereo Imaging
With its M/S matrix technology, the Bison 500 allows for precise control over the mid and side signals, significantly increasing the stereo image and depth in mixes.
Parallel Processing Capability
Featuring a Mix knob for blending dry and processed signals, the Bison 500 facilitates parallel processing, maintaining natural dynamics while enhancing the sound with compression effects.