Unveiled at the 2017 Winter NAMM show was a line of Allen & Heath compact dLive “C” Class digital mixers, with new control surfaces and MixRacks that open up its dLive platform to a wide spectrum of AV, installation and live event roles.
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Founded in 2002, DiGiCo celebrates 15 years of manufacturing exceptional digital mixing consoles. Its first model — the D5 Live — established DiGiCo as a key player in the industry, while championing the digital mixing concept. The SD Series followed, delivering a powerful new way of working, with the flagship SD7 becoming a common sight on high-profile tours. In 2015, DiGiCo launched the affordable S21 (followed a year later by the S31), offering a new, modern workflow. In 2016 came Stealth Core 2 software, which increased the power of the SD range of consoles exponentially. Now, DiGiCo is delivering its latest creation, the new SD12.
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Crest Audio, a division of Peavey Commercial Audio, has partnered with Waves to create Tactus, a modular touch-screen based digital mixing system. After several years of development and intensive real-world testing, the system is now available.
Tactus is all about modularity and scalability, designed with separate components users can select to create a customized console system solution to fit their needs.
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It’s hard to believe it’s already been eight years since PreSonus unveiled its first StudioLive 16.4.2 digital console back in 2009, and over the years, the platform has been enhanced, improved and expanded. Even better yet for end users, advancements in digital technology have reduced the pricing of the mixers over time, while adding additional features and functionality.
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Waves is no stranger to plug-ins, hardware and software systems for pro audio applications, and since 1992, the award-winning company has been a leading supplier of DSP solutions for pro users in studios, venues, broadcast facilities and tours worldwide. In fact, for the past quarter century, anywhere quality audio is being created or reproduced, chances are that at least one Waves product was involved somewhere in the signal chain.
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Now celebrating its 30th anniversary of digital mixer technology, Yamaha’s flagship Rivage PM10 digital console remains a top choice of live sound engineers on major tours and installations. Since officially debuting in the U.S. two years ago, this comprehensive mixing system family continues to expand with new options and enhancements. With 144 input channels, 72 mix buses, 36 matrix buses and 24-bit/96 kHz clarity, the Rivage PM10 significantly increases the quality and versatility necessary in the live sound environment, while inheriting some of the most popular features from its renowned PM Series consoles.
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