At the Prolight+Sound 2015 convention, Stage Tec shows its mid-sized Crescendo console with the new platinum look already available for its big brother, Aurus.
The new 4.0 firmware introduces system-based A/B switching at channel strip input level and performance improvements. Crescendo is the Berlin-based pro audio specialist’s mid-sized offering between Aurus and the more compact Auratus console: despite its depth of a mere 60cm, the console handles up to 300 audio channels and 128 summing busses. Future Crescendo models will sport the new “platinum design” premiered with Aurus Platinum at the “Tonmeistertagung 2014” convention.
Firmware release 4.0:
Stage Tec seized the opportunity to upgrade Crescendo’s firmware to version 4.0. It introduces A/B switching or summing at the input of each channel strip, a feature requested by Crescendo users. In addition, overall system performance has been improved, thanks to the integration of the ROSS control protocol and a revised scene automation system.
Stage Tec at the Prolight+Sound convention: Hall 8, level 0, stand K64 in Frankfurt (Germany), from 15 through 18 April 2015.
Visit Stage Tec on the shared Salzbrenner Stagetec Mediagroup stand in hall 8, level 0 (K64).