At AES this weekend, Audio-Technica launched their new flagship 50 Series of high-end studio microphones with the all-new AT5040 Cardioid Condenser mic.
In development over five years, the hand-built AT5040 side-address condenser was designed for realism and depth, presence and purity of sound.
Featuring a proprietary element design, the AT5040 Read more...
Prepare for a whole new approach to live tracking and overdubbing in today’s studio environment.
At AES 2012, Lavry Engineering announced Latency Killer, a zero-latency cue mix system for use with any digital recording system. The system will list for just under $3,000 upon availability.
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It was announced today that Gobbler – the file transfer and backup system designed specifically for audio professionals – will soon be officially integrated with Avid Pro Tools. The Gobbler integration will enable Pro Tools users to send files, mixes or entire sessions directly from the Pro Tools interface.
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Yet another first is debuting at this year’s AES.
Antelope Audio is giving attendees something new to view with Orion 32, which the company is calling the world’s first 32-channel AD/DA converter and audio master clock in a 1U rack.
Orion 32 is debuting with a street price of $3,295. Read more...
This is a delay people won’t…DELAY to audition.
Moog Music has announced the release of the “Analog Delay,” which Moog says is the first delay designed and created exclusively for the 500 series pro audio format.
The new Moog 500 Series Analog Delay module is debuting at the 2012 AES Read more...
