...more time to create
Traditional consoles, even those with so-called “total recall”, still
require hours of manual knob resetting during a project in order to
get back to saved titles and mixes. These mechanically operated
systems have never had the ability to recall outboard dynamics and
effects processors. Imagine the time saved if it were possible to
jump from one title to the next in just a minute instead of an hour.
Artists‘ performances would be improved by allowing them to be
continuously creative without the down time it takes to manually
reset the console. Producers would find they required less time to
get the tracks recorded. Projects would be completed faster than
possible with a manual reset console system.
All of this is possible today with Euphonix, the only digital control
analog audio console that recalls and resets all the major
components of a mixing environment automatically. Euphonix title
recall resets faders, mutes, pan/bal, aux send levels, EQ settings,
dynamics settings, routing, surround panning, MIDI program change
for external signal processors, monitor configuration, tape location
cues ...Everything instantly!
...more creative possibilities
Euphonix SnapShot Recall™ is a digital “picture” of the console’s
surface. Within 1/30
th
second SnapShot recall will reset the controls
to those positions previously stored. It’s a a powerful tool which
frees mixers from banal mechanical tasks and allows for a greater
focus to be placed on the sound of the final mix.
SnapShot Recall can be used to create multiple mixes and to
compare them instantly in real-time. SnapShot Recall allows instant
changes of EQ and/or dynamics without being forced to tie up two
channels of the mixing system. This frees valuable faders for more
inputs to the mix. Euphonix digital control system with SnapShot
Recall makes remixing a project easier and faster than ever. Once the
title is recalled and the console is reset, you are right back to where
you left off, ready to start mixing again without laboring for hours
to get “close” to where you were before!
...more routing & processing
flexibility
From an operational standpoint, the Euphonix provides a wide range
of functionality without compromising user access. Each channel strip
features 2 variable gain universal amplifiers and 4 line level inputs.
Any of these 6 input sources can be assigned in mono or stereo to
either of two long throw faders, one upper and one lower (moving
faders available). Two 4 band digital control EQ sections can be
placed into the signal paths either as mono or a locked stereo pair.
Each channel also has 4 dedicated, dynamically automated auxiliary
output controls, selectable as mono or stereo sends to any of 8
dedicated output buses and if more are needed, than up to 48 extra
send buses may be added at any time. Optional dynamics processors
add noise gating, compression, expansion, ducking, de-essing, and
other frequency selective processing functions to every channel.
Audio su/jointfilesconvert/470962/bgroups may be specified in three different configurations:
24 mono (or 12 stereo) su/jointfilesconvert/470962/bgroups sourced from lower faders, 12
mono, or 6 stereo su/jointfilesconvert/470962/bgroups sourced from all faders. These
configurations can be changed easily in the field. Two stereo
outputs, plus PFL, AFL and solo buses completes the bus structure of
the system.
...delivers the highest sound
quality
The most demanding audio professionals use Euphonix mixing
systems because of their exceedingly high sound quality. Audio
circuitry is built without compromise, using only the highest grade
components, delivering the cleanest audio path possible while at the
same time, providing all the power and flexibility expected of full
digital control. All audio signal processing is housed in the Audio
Tower so noise, RFI, and crosstalk can be minimized. Circuit layout is
optimized for maximum audio performance, not limited by the
physical restrictions of an input module as is required in a
traditional, mechanical style console.
...assures the highest reliability
High reliability and ease of maintenance is achieved through the
combination of analog circuitry, mature software and modular
hardware. Audio electronics housed in the Audio Tower are fan
cooled and built in removable tray assemblies with local voltage
regulation. Design is modular throughout, for easy replacement and
troubleshooting of all system components. Mix Controller modules
are grouped as four channels and can be removed or replaced in
seconds. Multiple processors provide independent operation of the
Mix Controller (digital control surface), the Audio Tower (analog
processing), and the MixView computer. Even in the event the
computer is off-line or the digital control surface loses power, the
audio output is not interrupted. Optional redundant power supplies
provide uninterrupted power under the most difficult conditions.
...prepared for the future
Ready to meet the audio demands of surround-sound, DVD, DTS
multi-channel CD, and any other future development, Euphonix’s
optional Hyper-Surround system provides stereo and surround
panning from every channel and fully supports all multi-channel
formats in use today. With unique software controlled configuration,
Euphonix Hyper-Surround lets you create custom mix formats up to
32 channels wide, complete with automated panning. The multi-
format mix buses used for Hyper-Surround mixing are supplied as an
optional hardware module (Audio Cube), which can be added even
after installation, protecting one’s investment.
the benefits of digital control
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