AudioMedia - July 2008 - (Page 54)

PRODUCT SAMPLER Sennheiser’s MKH 800 TWIN is a 50kHz frequency response-capable dualcapsule microphone that provides two separate sound signals at the microphone output, allowing the pickup pattern to be remotely fine-tuned and corrected at the mixing console. | Summer Hits Zaxcom’s Fusion is a high-res audio mixer and recorder, optimised for reality television, surround recording, and ENG applications. The lightweight unit boasts supreme power efficiency by recording to two CompactFlash cards for reliable, 100% solid-state efficiency, recording to one card in the mobile audio recording format, which allows audio to be recovered if power is lost during recording, while the other receives a redundant copy of the files. The Bricasti Design M7 is a Stereo Reverb Processor that utilises the latest Analogue Devices dual core DSP processors to produce stunning algorithms. It features a fully differential analogue section and a transformerbased linear power supply housed in a non-corrosive stainless steel chassis. Produced by a team of former Lexicon employees, headed by Brian Zolner, the M7 features both analogue and digital inputs and outputs. www.sennheiser.com www.zaxcom.com www.bricasti.com The ZED-R16 represents Allen & Heath’s first dedicated recording mixer in over a decade, and effectively combines an analogue mixer with a FireWire audio interface and ‘home studio’ routing for building tracks. Features include 16 mono and two stereo inputs, dual mic pre-amp, four-band fully parametric EQ, four auxes, two stereo returns, plus 18+18 FireWire I/O and 8+8 ADAT I/O. Audio test and measurement equipment specialist Audio Precision unveiled twochannel models of its award-winning APx500 Series audio analyser at the 124th AES Pro Audio Expo & Convention in Amsterdam: the APx525 has two balanced and unbalanced analogue inputs, plus 192kHz digital I/O, while the APx520 drops the digital I/O. Smart AV’s Tango is a touch-screen DAW controller that features the company’s ingenious ARC channel selection technology. Eight touchsensitive faders, plus a plethora of encoders and buttons should minimise the need for a keyboard and mouse. Eminently flexible, the expandable Tango’s new lower price point should enable many more users to experience the company’s obsession with ergonomic design. www.allen-heath.com www.ap.com www.smartav.net The Revolution Continues. Power • Detail • Grace 54 AUDIO MEDIA JULY 2008 http://www.zaxcom.com http://www.bricasti.com http://www.sennheiser.com http://www.allen-heath.com http://www.ap.com http://www.smartav.net http://www.gracedesign.com http://www.gracedesign.com http://www.aspen-media.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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