I saw this advertised in this month's issue of Pro Sound, and thought I would post a link to info on the new A&H digital console; @boswell I know you're a fan of A&H...
This seems to be a pretty remarkable deal for under $3500 ( (US)...
96k, 48 input channels, 36 Busses, 24 mic preamps, 25 motorized faders, (presumably the 25th is for the Master Bus).
Glenn met one of the most passionate person I ever listen. . .
Could anyone plug my brain on his for a few days ?
I will be updating 3 new rooms with mid-ranged digital consoles in the spring 2012, I've been using the Mackie D8b's for about 10 years now. Unfortunately Mackie has basically dropped out of the mid-ranged digital console market after the Digital X-bus (Which was discontinued and buggy, from what I've read).
I am wondering how common this is?
I recently got a hold of a Tascam DM24 on the cheap, and we are using it as a midi controller w/ Nuendo 4.
I'm tired of doing fader and panning automation w/ a mouse - in general, tired of using a mouse unless absolutely necessary.
For me, it's about a better workflow more than anything.
Apparently Midas has a new digital console coming out. Game changer? Who knows. They are making a big deal out of it whatever it is.
Midas Consoles http://www.midascon…
Oh, and you could win a Midas Venice F if you sign up for their spam.
I want a digital surface that can control my Cubase application, Please list me all 24in digital console that you know and I'll see the range of price then I'll be able to make a choice!
Thanks a lot!
Hey all. question. How do you guys deal with mixing, with analog consoles? do most people, use, there inserts as outputs to there converters? or, the direct outs? so, the signal passes on the way, in, and, then mixing is done in the DAW>?
Do some, run the ins and outs, of there soundcard to there analog mixer? and if so, how do you approach this?
Hello! I am a new member to this community and a newbie :roll: in the recording arts and music production.
