Live mixing consoles changed the way engineers and audiences experience live audio. These seven mixers changed the industry forever thanks to innovations by Yamaha, Soundcraft, Allen&Heath and others.
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Analysing clues left by Behringer in the four teaser videos we think this is all about a successor to their massively successful X32 digital mixer, probably called Wing. Unless it's not.
A new video shows the X-LIVE 32-track live recording and playback card for the Behringer X32 is about to move into production. The expansion card will offer 2x SD card slots for direct recording onto flash ...
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Details were revealed last year of the StudioLive 32 digital console. Now accompanied by a StudioLive 16, the StudioLive Series III consoles are here.
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Announced almost a year ago, Mackie's AXIS live digital mixing system is finally shipping - but a quick look at the price list suggests this could be a prohibitively expensive system to implement fully...
Direct recording to USB or SD card on digital consoles is now a common feature, but perhaps it's time for the X32 - which began the budget desk era - to also add what is on the verge of becoming a standard ...
Finally the PreSonus teaser reveals more details. Introducing the StudioLive 32, a new small format digital recording console - with motorised faders!
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Mackie have released an update for their digital console control app, Master Fader. Version 4.5 adds long-awaited new reverbs.
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Have Behringer just released a monitor controller and interface at an X32-style price point? Introducing the feature-rich CONTROL2USB.
Looking for a console with a small footprint and customisable options? Then this Kickstarter campaign by Mana Modular might be the solution for you.
Presonus have announced 3 new models for their StudioLive range of consoles. These new compact hybrids are for musicians who need a flexible solution in the studio and on the road.
Choosing the best audio interface can be a really difficult decision. Here's our selection of the Top 5 Audio Interfaces out this year, that we recommend.
There are a few reports on forums across the net that Midas accidentally leaked these photos on their website, but have since removed them. A new X32 perhaps?
