Create unbelievable spatial effects with the Tiptop Audio Shimmer, a reverb cartridge created by Valhalla that contains 8 original reverb algorithms, custom designed for the Z-DSP Eurorack effects module. The effects are designed to combine lush reverberation with multiple voices of pitch shifting, to create ethereal pads, rich chordal textures, dissonant clouds of sound, and a variety of other sounds that are perfect for electronic music.

Created by Valhalla    8 Original Reverb Algorithms    Custom Designed for Z-DSP    Lush Reverberation    Multiple Voices of Pitch Shifting    Ethereal Pads, Rich Chordal Textures    Dissonant Clouds of Sound

There are 6 reverb algorithms in the Z-DSP Shimmer cartridge, arranged in order of complexity:

• Fast Shimmer: A modulated reverb that quickly decays away into an endlessly pitch shifting tail. The shift interval can be set between +/-12 semitones. Perfect for that classic octave-up shimmer sound.
• Slow Shimmer: Similar to Fast Shimmer, but with a much slower attack.
• Dual Shimmer: Two pitch-shifted voices, embedded within a larger modulated reverb network, shifting the reverb decay in both positive and negative directions. Try slowly sweeping the Shift control in this mode for ridiculously cinematic sounds.
• Triple Shimmer: Two pitch shifted voices embedded within the reverb decay network, plus a third voice external to the network. This allows the user to have a reverb with +12 and -12 semitones of feedback, plus a stable +7 semitones voice without feedback.
• Quad Shimmer: Four pitch-shifted voices feeding into a lush modulated reverb. This allows for a variety of dissonant and consonant chordal textures, with the max Shift setting corresponding to a rich major chord.
• ClusterVerb: Four pitch-shifted voices embedded within the feedback network of a modulated reverb. The result quickly becomes dissonant or metallic. Perfect for insta-Ligeti, or Penderecki in a box.

In addition, the Z-DSP Shimmer cart features 2 special effects algorithms:

• Quad Detune: 4 short pitch-shifted delays, feeding back on each other. A variety of chorus, detuned, and dissonant effects can be obtained through this mode. Turn up the Feedback for maximum fun.
• PitchEcho: A single pitch-shifting voice, combined with a tape echo emulation = sound mangling joy. Turn up the feedback for barber-pole self-oscillation, and sweep the decay time for all sorts of swoopy glitches.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with the Audio-Technica LP120XUSB turntable?

A: Yes this will fit and play with LP120XUSB turntable with no problems.

Q: 2. I would like to know if anyone has had success using this for capturing lightening strikes? I see that Eric has answered for the seller or mfg, but I would like to hear from users of the product.

A: This one is fine for the price range and does the job. There are better and more accurate ones. But those do cost much more.

Q: 3. has anyone tried this for fireworks or lightning? Also, to use this wireless on a nikon dslr, what other product(s) do i need? Thanks

A: Only used the laser to capture hummingbirds. Having a second tripod or guerrilla pod helps when you setup laser or infrared beams

Q: 4. Hello, do you have the PocketWizard PowerMC2 using the Frequency version that is CE 433.42 - 434.42 MHz ? Because my PocketWizard TT1 and TT5 is adopting the Frequency CE 433.42 - 434.42 MHz ?

A: Unfortunately, we do not carry the CE frequency triggers. All of the Pocket Wizard transmitters and receivers we sell are made with frequencies for the USA market. We do not offer any Pocket Wizard (or related products) with the European frequency.

Q: 5. Will this cartridge replace my P135S Cartridge for my Technics SL-D20 Turntable? If so, should I purchase the Conical of Elliptical Cartridge?

A: Yes, the Audio-Technica Consumer AT81CP Conical Phonograph Cartridge for P-Mount Turntables can be used as a replacement cartridge and stylus for the Technics SL-D20 Turntable. This conical version as well as the AT85EP Elliptical stylus can both be used. Elliptical will pick up more detail and less distortion due to being able to make contact with a larger groove area on a record's surface, however it also stands to wear down more quickly than a conical stylus.

Q: 6. can the Captur Pro be connected by cable directly to Nikon D810 with no other equipment required to capture sound?

A: yes this can be hooked up to a camera directly through the correct cable. the sound triggering will work through the captur pro module.

Q: 7. Will this work on my Technics SL-B20?

A: Yes, the Audio-Technica Consumer AT85EP Elliptical Phonograph Cartridge for P-Mount Turntables is compatible for use with the Technics SL-B20 Turntable.

Q: 8. How many audio channels over USB are supported in class compliant mode? Can one route eg 32 channels from USB to Madi and then another 32 from adat to madi?

A: USB 2.0 (44.1 to 48 kHz): 64 in/out USB 2.0 (88.2 to 96 kHz): 32 in/out USB 2.0 (176.4 to 192 kHz): 24 in/out

Q: 9. hi, I would have, politely two pieces of information, the first if I can use Remote Control and Flash Trigger of cactus or yongnuo instead Hahnel Captur Remote Control and Flash Trigger ?The second piece of information is whether the cable, Impact Shutter Release Cable for Nikon Cameras with 10-Pin Connector, is suitable for nikon d810 ?thank youAntonio

A: Question 1. Not sure what you are asking but you can use the Hahnel to trigger either your flash or your shutter. I use pocket wizards with it to remotely trigger my shutter.

Q: 10. is it compatible with V5 long ?

A: The edelkrone Slide Module v2 is compatible with the edelkrone SliderPlus V5.