TC Electronic Introduces Clarity M Stereo

US A hardware meter for your studio      12/10/18

 TC Electronic has announced Clarity M Stereo, which they describe as a hardware meter with a very appealing price tag.

Leon Mortensen, TC's R&D manager, told us, "Keeping your loudness, peaks and balances in check is vital for both pro and home studios. With Clarity M Stereo all essential mix data is just a glance away."

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Designed to provide insight into the fundamentals of your mix, Clarity M Stereo is filled to the brim with all the dedicated stereo features, meters and visualization tools known from the classic Clarity M.

On top of flexible connectivity and a fast offline mode, it sports a wealth of music tools to analyze your mix for phase, balances, frequency distribution, loudness, clipping and mono compatibility.

Paired with its sturdy 7-inch display, seamless DAW integration and presets, that help you prepare your audio for streaming and broadcast, this makes Clarity M Stereo a solid addition to any console, home studio or mixing desk.

Clarity M Stereo features

  • Stereo hardware meter
  • Seamless DAW integration
  • Precise real-time analyzer
  • Customizable vector scope
  • Loudness Radar for measurements over time
  • Offline plug-in mode
  • Mid/side Balance-O-Meter
  • Correlation meter
  • Support for 96 kHz digital stereo input
  • Application specific presets
  • Flexible display layout

 

Pricing and Availability:
$249.99

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