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If you look close, it appears only 16 Channels, but that may be a layer...hard to say what it really will be, but at least 16 channels....I guess I will see at NAMM
Making a differentiated digital mixer that's viable is hard?Not too long ago M&W and QSC were to produce a digital mixer. Then the whole thing vaporized, nary a trace. That was Greg Mackie and Peter Watts. QSC, M&W Pro Audio Announce Partnership to Create Digital Mixing Consoles I for one would like to know what really happened. Greg vanished from public view, trademarks were abandoned etc. Someone have some input?
Not too long ago M&W and QSC were to produce a digital mixer. Then the whole thing vaporized, nary a trace. That was Greg Mackie and Peter Watts. QSC, M&W Pro Audio Announce Partnership to Create Digital Mixing Consoles I for one would like to know what really happened. Greg vanished from public view, trademarks were abandoned etc. Someone have some input?
If i was making a new digital console these days, I'd be tempted to make it completely remote control... i.e. no physical control surface. Cheaper, and if well executed you can satisfy multiple different customer preferences with different soft interfaces..... or not...
JR
My hope is that we eliminate proprietary UI's. I do fly-ins. Have a 50" multi-touch screen laid flat, sufficient numbers of AD/DA, fat redundant DSP, wireless tablet, and off we go.
There are too many unique manufacturer platform quirks & dodges. These work against fast work.
There probably isn't a bunch of money in producing this platform, but that is where we will end up IMO.
If i was making a new digital console these days, I'd be tempted to make it completely remote control... i.e. no physical control surface. Cheaper, and if well executed you can satisfy multiple different customer preferences with different soft interfaces..... or not...
JR
Totally agree, and the worst thing is that it has very much existed for a few years now, stuff like the A&H iDR certainly has satisfied the needs in many respects,
It has existed for more than a dozen years. The grandaddy of professional digital consoles in the live sound world, the Yamaha PM1D, could be operated without a CS1 control surface from the get go.
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My hope is that we eliminate proprietary UI's. I do fly-ins. Have a 50" multi-touch screen laid flat, sufficient numbers of AD/DA, fat redundant DSP, wireless tablet, and off we go.
There are too many unique manufacturer platform quirks & dodges. These work against fast work.
There probably isn't a bunch of money in producing this platform, but that is where we will end up IMO.
Like this? (For those who haven't seen it already...)My hope is that we eliminate proprietary UI's. I do fly-ins. Have a 50" multi-touch screen laid flat, sufficient numbers of AD/DA, fat redundant DSP, wireless tablet, and off we go.
Like this? (For those who haven't seen it already...)