Antelope Audio Edge Solo

While the Edge Solo functions as a standard high-quality condenser microphone with any interface providing 48V phantom power, the full potential of the modeling software is best realized when used with Antelope Audio interfaces. If you use a third-party interface, you will need to use the native plugin version of the modeling software in your DAW.

Yes, that is one of the primary benefits of this system. Because the microphone captures a clean, neutral signal, you can apply or swap between any of the 18 included emulations in your DAW during the mixing process.

Absolutely. The Edge Solo is designed with high SPL handling, meaning it can capture loud sound sources without distorting or clipping, making it a versatile choice for everything from delicate vocals to aggressive instruments.

The Edge Solo features a fixed cardioid polar pattern. This makes it an excellent, straightforward choice for isolating vocals or single instruments while rejecting unwanted sound from the back of the mic.

Yes, it requires standard 48V phantom power, which is provided by almost all professional audio interfaces and preamps. Simply connect it via a standard XLR cable to get started.

If you are using an Antelope Audio interface, you can monitor the emulations in real-time with near-zero latency. If you are using a third-party interface, you will need to monitor the dry signal and apply the modeling plugin in your DAW, which may introduce some latency depending on your buffer settings.