Eventide, maker of profanity delays, has announced a software upgrade for its BD600 and BD600E profanity delays.
The new software, V. 1.8, adds 10 seconds to the MicroPrecision Delay, making it 20 seconds in total time.
Eventide explains the MicroPrecision Delay “offers HD broadcasters subsample synchronization between digital and analog signal transmission in order to maintain a seamless user experience. The BD600 MicroPrecision Delay mode with the new V. 1.8 upgrade will provide up to a 20-second delay with a superfine delay adjustable in real time in 100 nanosecond increments for synchronizing analog and digital signals for HD radio installations or anywhere sub-sample synchronization is required.”
Also added in V. 1.8 allows storage of four MicroPrecision Delay presets and a remote control (via RS-232) to order a ramping to a given delay value.
The free software upgrades will be available in May.
