Distill the essence of dozens of diverse speaker cabinets with Element from Darkglass Electronics, a cab simulation pedal that features over 40 high-quality cab sims. Sporting external IR loading and full USB-C audio interface support, Element is a compact and vital utility for studio or stage applications.

Control is intuitive and precise with three touch-sensitive sliders; one for controlling the blend of the instrument/amp input and backing track (Bluetooth and aux input) and one for controlling each of the two independent headphone outputs. Connections also include two 1/4" jacks (one for instrument input or speaker output, and one for instrument output or amplifier input) and one balanced XLR DI output with a ground-lift button for connections to pro audio gear like PAs, mixers, and interfaces. With the built-in attenuation switch, you can select a -12 or -30 dB input pad for overly hot signals. Finally, everything can be customized, with even deeper parameter control, through the Darkglass Suite app, available for macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android devices.

Emulates Wide Range of Speaker Cabinets    43 Cab Sims to Choose From    USB-C Audio Interface Duties    Load Custom IRs    Touch-Sensitive Control Sliders    Two Independent Headphone Outputs    Aux Input and Bluetooth Input    Balanced XLR Output with Ground Lift    -12 or -30 dB Input Attenuation    Darkglass Suite App for Customization

With the Darkglass Suite application for desktop and mobile platforms (macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android), you can unlock extra features on the Element, such as two different types of graphic EQs, tube power amp simulations, and access to a growing library of high-quality IR cabinet simulations. The desktop version also enables firmware updates and loading your own 3rd party cabinet simulations.

Record your ideas wherever you are by connecting the Element to your PC or Mac (no drivers required on macOS).The instrument input records on two tracks, one with cabinet simulation and one without any effects.

Recording stereo sources is possible via the aux input. Independent mixes can be sent to the two headphone outputs from your favorite DAW.

• Analog Cabinet
• Black and White 410
• Cali 212
• Cali 410 NEO
• Cali Combo 212
• Dave 410
• DG112N
• DG212N
• DG410N
• DG412ES
• DG810ES
• Fashionista 412
• Forrester 810
• Fruity 115
• Fruity 212
• Fruity 410
• Fruity 810
• Garden118
• Garden 410
• London 412
• London 412 Vintage
• Modern 212
• Modern 412
• Modern 115 Powerplant
• Modern 210 Powerplant
• Modern 410 Powerplant
• Modern 810 Powerplant
• Mountainino 610
• Nolly 810
• Panzer 412
• Peggy 115
• Peggy 210
• Peggy 410
• Peggy 810
• Peggy 810 Vintage
• Snakeskin
• Stockman 212
• Stockman 410
• Stockman 810
• Swirl 115
• Swirl 410
• Swirl 810
• Topper

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to use The Element-Kb panel with The Tangent Ripple in Davinci Resolve?

A: Yes, this product is compatible with DaVinci Resolve and you should be able to use it with an additional panel as well.

Q: 2. If you have 4 USB3 devices plugged in, what is the capable bandwidth per port?

A: The CalDigit Thunderbolt 4 Element Hub's host connection is Thunderbolt 4, which has a maximum bandwidth of 40 Gbps. As such, four connected USB 3.0 devices running at a theoretical maximum bandwidth of 4.8 Gbps should be no problem.

Q: 3. Would this bulb still cast a yellow tint to the subject if the shutter speed is fast enough that the final image is black with the modeling lamp on but the flash off?

A: The Godox Modeling Lamp for SK400 II Flash Head would have no effect on the image if the shutter speed is fast enough. However, it's always best to make sure your white balance is adjusted properly to avoid any unwanted color casts.

Q: 4. Does it comes with power supply?

A: Yes, the CalDigit Thunderbolt 4 Element Hub includes a 150W power supply.

Q: 5. Can I use the Kb panel with a Tangent Wave2 Panel?

A: Depending on the application which you are using the panels with this may be perfectly possible. If the application supports the Tangent Mapper then the answer is yes. If not then the answer is no! If you take a look at the Wave2 Product page on www.tangentwave.co.uk and click the Application Support Tab then select your application from the menu, you'll see if the Mapper is supported.

Q: 6. I plan to connect a Mac Book Pro and an external drive to the dock. When I remove the laptop from the dock, would I need to eject the external drive first?

A: Yes, you should always safely eject all external media before disconnection to prevent any involuntary data loss.

Q: 7. Will this dock support two 1440p gaming monitors with one of them at 144hz and the other at 170hz?

A: The CalDigit Thunderbolt 4 Element Hub will support two 1440p displays at 144 Hz and 175 Hz.

Q: 8. is this a fisheye lens?

A: I wont be able to check this lens for another few weeks because the cameras are installed on a model to record laboratory testing.The 3.7 mm lens that comes with the camera has a lot of fisheye. A flat surface in the upper part of the camera view looks bent.The 2.8 mm lens has just a very minor amount of fisheye. If you do not point it out to someone most people would not even notice. I used an 8 ft flat steel beam and set the camera distance so that the beam took up 90% of the screen width.

Q: 9. Would a CalDigit Thunderbolt 4 Element Hub solve the following problem? I’m trying to digitize DV tapes from a SONY GVHD7001 de

A: I do not believe a CalDigit Thunderbolt 4 Element Hub would solve your problems of digitizing tapes.

Q: 10. Can I daisy chain this off of my CalDigit Ts3's spare TB3 port? Or does it need to be connected to the host?

A: You can use the CalDigit Thunderbolt 4 Element Hub daisy chained to a CalDigit TS3, but total bandwidth will be limited by the connection between the TS3 and the host computer.