Soundcraft Showcases Lower-Priced Si2 Addition To Si Series Digital Console Family
The Si2 comes in a smaller footprint than its bigger brother, and has 48 mic inputs mapped on 24 faders
April 1, 2009
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Soundcraft, Studer At The Hub Of Audio Upgrade For The Kennedy Center In Washington D.C.
“The transformation into digital with the Vi4, Vi6 and Vista 5 has increased our production, performance and accessibility.” – The Kennedy Center’s Production Operations Department AV System Designer
March 16, 2009
Soundcraft Vi6 Digital Consoles In The Pivot At 2009 NBA All-Star Game
One Vi6 console drove the loudspeaker systems while also being utilized to mix the production elements, including video playback rolls, announcer microphones, television feeds and on-court mics, while the other Vi6 was used for mixing the live music elements and delivering the feed to Fox’s console via AES for distribution
March 12, 2009
Harman Professional Appoints New Team Members To The Asia Field Sales Office
Company bolsters support of emerging markets
February 20, 2009
Vancouver’s General Motors Place Maximizes Audio Capabilities With New Soundcraft Vi6 Console
With versatile capabilities suited for a fast-paced event such as ice hockey, the Vi6 provides the engineer with the means to touch a channel which then intuitively provides him or her the controls needed without having to stop and search or make a choice
February 19, 2009
Soundcraft Announces Lower-Priced Si2 Addition To Si Series Digital Console Family
One of the most unique and compelling features of the Si series is that every input and output has its own dedicated input (output) socket on the back of the console.
February 2, 2009
NYC Superclub Santos Party House Features New System Led By Harman Professional Components
“The coverage of this system is amazing. It has power, consistency and control that helps set the personality of the club,” says Ron Castellano, owner of the club.
January 12, 2009
Real World Gear: The Latest Digital Consoles
Today’s digital consoles use of color, touchscreens and the ability to custom-configure the control surface have turned mix positions into the bridge of the Starship Enterprise, and extend far beyond the benefits that “cut-and-paste” brought to word processing 20 years ago.
December 31, 2008
