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PRODUCT SAMPLER Olympus’ new LS-10 Linear PCM Recorder is a pocket-sized unit with 2GB internal memory – plus an SDHC Card slot – that ships with Steinberg Cubase LE. Offering up to 24-bit/96kHz sampling rate and PCM recording (WAV/WMA, and MP3 formats in Normal, Wide, and Zoom modes), the LS-10 comes complete with a carrying case, USB cable, audio cable, and two mic windshields. Lexicon’s slick-looking PCM96 represents its latest professional stereo reverb/effects processor. As such, following in the footsteps of the legendary PCM60 and PCM70, the PCM96 offers a comprehensive selection of classic Lexicon reverbs and effects, including the return of the Concert Hall reverb, together with more modern innovations like the Hardware PlugIn feature, DAW automation (through plug-in format), dual Ethernet and FireWire connections, and more. | Summer Hits RME’s MADIface purportedly represents the world’s first portable MADI solution for laptops. Comprising the HDSPe ExpressCard MADI and a small breakout box, the MADIface offers 64-channel I/O with up 192kHz sample rate in MADI-embedded MIDI transmission, all of which can be freely routed and mixed. The MADIface uses SteadyClock to extract the reference clock at lowest jitter from the MADI signal, making longdistance connections even more convenient. www.olympus.co.uk www.lexiconpro.com www.rme-audio.de According to Product Manager Thomas Stubics, AKG Acoustics’ C 214 “ was designed as a budget-friendly alternative to the leading-edge C 414 family; because the C 214 uses the same one-inch diaphragm as the C 414, the essence of that heralded C 414 has been captured in this newest model.” The C 214’s road-toughened construction is based around a dent-resistant metal grille that ensures high RF immunity without affecting its acoustical performance, plus a gold-plated XLR-type output. According to the Danish DSP specialist, the TC Electronic PowerCore X8 provides a massive amount of power, with eight fast DSPs, and oodles of RAM. Designed for serious studios and professional applications, the PowerCore X8 comes complete with 14 plug-ins, including Dynamic EQ and DeNoise (from the Restoration Suite package). Moreover, the limited PowerCore X8 Sonnox Edition also bundles the highly acclaimed Sonnox Oxford EQ and Sonnox Oxford Dynamics plug-ins. The sE Electronics International Group is all set to produce a brand new range of Rupert Neve signature series microphones under the sE brand later this year. The first of several mics being readied for production is a state-of-the-art active ribbon with revolutionary performance provided by discrete circuits and purpose-designed transformers by Neve himself. The capsule and manufacturing are being controlled by sE, while the electronics and transformer are being taken care of by Neve. www.akg.com www.tcelectronic.com www.seelectronics.com The Oxford SuprEsser plug-in from Sonnox . A new definition in de-essing. • Transparently controls aggressive frequencies • Linear Phase Dynamic EQ • Automatic Level Tracking • Graphic Display (FFT) for increased accuracy • Full spectrum operation • Easy to use & advanced mode for ultimate control Time limited introductory price offer. Oxford Plugins www.sonnoxplugins.com AUDIO MEDIA JULY 2008 53 http://www.olympus.co.uk http://www.lexiconpro.com http://www.rme-audio.de http://www.akg.com http://www.tcelectronic.com http://www.seelectronics.com http://www.sonnoxplugins.com http://www.sonnoxplugins.com

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AudioMedia - July 2008 Contents Recording Post Broadcast What's Up UK Geofocus: France For the Record Special Report: Develop Preview SE Electronics 4400 Sennheiser MKH800 Twin Tubetech Club Final Cut: Wanted Smart AV Tango Doctor Who Made in America DSP Roundup Product Sampler: Summer Hits Edirol R44 Video Guide AMSR Fame - Le Musical Waves MaxxBCL Yamaha AD8HR Special Supplement

AudioMedia - July 2008

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