University Of Michigan’s Duderstadt Multimedia Center Flush With API Analog Consoles
University of Michigan’s Digital Media Commons includes three AV production rooms featuring API analog mixing consoles.
August 1, 2013
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University of Michigan’s Digital Media Commons includes three AV production rooms featuring API analog mixing consoles.
Full Sail University recently installed 64-channel API Vision console.
The API 1608 is featured in its own demo room at MI Corp headquarters.
An API 1608 console found its home in an interesting place in the far north when singer-songwriter Florent Vollant updated his studio.
The 32-channel console can be found in Studio R of the Institute’s Whitehorse campus in Melbourne, Australia. Here, students use the console to earn degrees in Applied Music, specializing in audio production courses that teach both analog and digital recording techniques.
A new studio in Italy features a 16-channel API 1608 as the main attraction for a one-of-a-kind studio experience.
A 32-channel API 1608 console will contribute to the education of many audio engineering students at the Musicians Institute College of Contemporary Music for years to come.
Sammy Hagar purchases 16-channel API 1608 analog console for project studio.
Under the advise of SL Audio, the API distributor in Argentina, Fort Music upgraded its existing 16-channel API 1608 to thirty-two channels with full automation.
A 48-channel 1608 console with API’s proprietary P-Mix automation has been purchased and installed at the prestigious G Martell College of Music Technology and Audio in Mexico City.
Full Sail University’s flagship recording arts program dates back to the school’s founding over thirty years ago and is currently supported by a massive studio complex. After a comprehensive search and thorough vetting, Full Sail has announced it will replace the existing console in Studio B with a 64-channel API Vision analog surround sound console.
When the highly-respected Recording Arts and Sciences Program at the Peabody Conservatory/John Hopkins University needed to replace an aging console they turned to API. The staff ultimately chose a new sixteen-channel Audio 1608 console because of its authentic sound quality and flexibility.
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