Two notes Audio Engineering, the world leading manufacturer of load boxes, attenuators, digital load boxes and digital cabinet emulators via DynIR technology, announces a collaboration with legendary bass and guitar amplifier manufacturer, Ashdown Engineering.Two notes and Ashdown have worked closely to bring 10 virtual cabinets to market from Ashdown’s range of bass cabinets.
Captured from six individual cabinets including the ABM-810H-EVO IV, ABM-410H-EVO IV, ABM-210H-EVO IV, ABM-115-EVO IV, and RM-212-EVO II. Also included is the unique CL-310 DH cab designed for Pink Floyd/David Gilmour bass player, Guy Pratt. Four of the cabinets have also been captured with horns/tweeters on high giving you 10 cab captures to choose from.
The cabinets have been captured with 8 industry standard microphones including the Neumann ® U47 and the Royer® 121 Ribbon for warmth and depth. Other featured classics being the AKG® D112, Shure® SM57 and Sennheiser® 421, the Aston® Element, the Audix® D6 and the Electrovoice® RE20.
Guillaume Pille – CEO of Two Notes Audio Engineering saidÂ
‘I am delighted to welcome Ashdown Engineering in our library of DynIR virtual cabinets, available now from the Two notes Store. At Two notes, we strive to give our users the best tone possible. These ten incredible new bass cabinets deliver tonal flexibility, power, and response – All that Ashdown are known and respected for ‘
Dan Gooday from Ashdown Engineering said
‘This enables the start of things to come, working closely with Two notes on this project has opened up some very exciting opportunities that we cannot wait to share with you. But firstly, the NEW range of DynIR cabs in conjunction with the brands Torpedo products are a great step in the right direction and enables us to gauge the reaction from our core fans and Ashdown users as well as opening up the Ashdown brand to more who might never have the space or inclination to purchase a physical Ashdown product ‘
Two notes are delighted that Ashdown have chosen them to embrace this age and bring these captures to market in the Two notes DynIR format. The captures can be used with all Torpedo hardware (including the Captor X and C.A.B. M+) and the Torpedo Wall of Sound audio plug-in.
Mark Gooday – Founder of Ashdown Engineering saidÂ
‘The captures are simply beautiful and work as intended mimicking the exact responses our cabs produce with a selection of studio mics that work well with bass’Â
2021 will see further exciting releases from Two notes, both hardware and software, ensuring that the flexibility and tonal purity that people expect from Two notes will continue to push the boundaries of how to record and produce guitar and bass tone to the ever-changing demands of modern musicians.
