PreSonus Delivers No-Hassle Dante Networking for StudioLive AI Loudspeakers

PreSonus announced at InfoComm 2014 show in Las Vegas the availability of a Dante network card option for all its StudioLive AI Active Integration loudspeakers. For only $199, the SL-Dante-SPK upgrade option converts PreSonus active speakers into bidirectional-networked devices, also able to feed larger PA systems.

Harman’s dbx announced the introduction of its AFS2 Advanced Feedback Suppression Processor at InfoComm 2014 in Las Vegas. Successor to the popular AFS224, the AFS2 provides state-of-the-art feedback elimination using an all-new DSP module for faster and more focused filter sets in both fixed and live mode.

Solid State Logic will exhibit at Infocomm for the first time in 2014 and is using the opportunity to showcase its Live Console with V2 software. The new software release introduces 25 significant new features and enhancements and supports a comprehensive Offline Setup application.

Avid’s S3L digital live mixing system now supports 64-bit AAX DSP plug-ins, allows I/O sharing and gain tracking across multiple S3L systems, and the S3 control surface can be used as standalone studio controller and audio interface to mix Pro Tools (and other DAW) sessions.

Definitely a first. English brand Bowers & Wilkins was never a conventional speaker manufacturer, always venturing into new areas, from being a record company, with its B&W Music label, to sponsoring music festivals and, in recent years, trying multiple digital lifestyle product segments. Now, B&W decided to create a Sound System for music events. Not for sale, at least for now…

UK digital solutions manufacturer has released V685, the latest software upgrade for its range of digital mixing consoles, unlocking more of DiGiCo’s proprietary Stealth Digital Processing power with new features for live, broadcast and theatre applications with each new software version.

“One more take.” Remember that joke? The producer in the recording studio says to the band: “Not bad, fellas. Let’s do one more take, this time with more emphasis on tone, harmony, melody, rhythm, composition, lyrics, musicianship, tempo, and originality.” …