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Antelope Audio carries over 20 years of experience in designing next-level digital audio equipment. They continue to remain true to their goal of putting high-definition audio gear in the hands of the professional and audiophile communities—while growing and evolving with new innovations like the Atlas i8 studio monitors and A4-1B digitally-controllable opto compressor. Their progress in analog circuit development inspires a growing collection of interfaces, modeling microphones, mastering converters, and analog processors that merge the best of both worlds without slowing the pace of modern studio workflows.
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Antelope Audio is led by Igor Levin, who began designing digital audio gear in 1990 under the brand Aardvark. His first product, an 18-bit SPDIF card, led to a set of A/D and D/A converters that required a clock. Although his converters sold well, it was the clock that became very popular. At the time, master audio clocks weren’t standalone products. Realizing the relevance and need for a reliable clock on the market, Levin marketed the AardSync, which can still be found in a few mastering studios today. The AardSync was Levin’s entryway into building reliable master clocks and the brand’s current myriad of digital audio equipment that allows users to harness the power of digital audio without sacrificing the warmth of analog gear.
In 2005, Antelope Audio revolutionized clocking systems with the introduction of the brand’s oven-controlled crystal oscillator, ensuring a stable timebase by maintaining a constant temperature—dramatically improving stability and jitter performance. This breakthrough led to the Isochrone OCX, their first master clock featuring oven-controlled jitter technology, which set a new standard by locking to atomic clock precision and paved the way for future generations of master clocks. Today, Antelope’s crown jewel remains their revered Isochrone line, including the ultra-precise Isochrone Trinity—considered by many as the best-sounding high-definition audio clock—capable of handling up to 384 kHz with unparalleled sonic clarity. The legacy continues with the OCX HD, delivering even greater accuracy at higher sample rates, and the cutting-edge 10MX, which combines atomic clock precision with groundbreaking jitter management, solidifying Antelope’s dominance in professional clocking technology.
Today, Antelope Audio offers a powerful collection of audio interfaces, many of which utilize FPGA and DSP chips to handle the bulk of FX processing to lift the burden off the CPU. Low latency and low CPU draw are just part of the allure. The brand’s Synergy Core technology allows an impressive array of multiple FX instances at any sample rate. The Galaxy 64, Galaxy 32, and Orion Studio Synergy Core interfaces exemplify this power—with the Orion Studio Synergy Core capable of carrying up to 256 FX instances. These Thunderbolt/USB audio interfaces also take full advantage of Antelope Audio’s AFX2DAW software, giving producers and engineers unparalleled real-time processing flexibility.
The company also specializes in designing unique modeling microphones. Engineers looking for microphones a step ahead should look into the Edge series. Each mic caters to a specific style or mic technique. For example, the Edge Solo is a large diaphragm condenser that recreates legendary cardioid-pattern single capsule microphones. Other microphones in this family have more sophisticated features. The Edge Quadro is a stereo mic with two dual membrane capsules, a rotating upper segment, four channels of processing, and selectable polar patterns for each mic segment. These modeling mics can be used alongside AFX2DAW to get the most out of the Synergy Core chips installed in the hardware.
Antelope Audio continues to push boundaries with groundbreaking new products that expand the brand’s ecosystem of professional audio tools. The Atlas i8 studio monitors represent a leap forward in precision monitoring, combining Antelope's renowned clocking technology with advanced DSP processing for unparalleled phase coherence and transient response. Equally impressive is the A4-1B digitally-controllable opto compressor, which brings vintage optical compression into the modern studio with recallable settings and pristine analog circuitry. These latest innovations demonstrate Antelope's commitment to solving real-world studio challenges while maintaining their signature fusion of analog warmth and digital precision—whether through the brand’s industry-leading clocking systems, revolutionary modeling microphones, or now, with these powerful new additions to their product lineup.
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