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For their new range of mixers, Korg enlisted the help of two of the biggest names in console design.
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For their new range of mixers, Korg enlisted the help of two of the biggest names in console design.
New consoles combine advanced analogue features, such as illuminated buttons and mute groups, with powerful digital signal processing and effects.
Different mixing consoles and multitrackers have different kinds of faders — long- and short-throw, motorised, touch-sensitive, conductive plastic, and so on. Clearly, not all faders are created equal, but what are the essential differences?
Though digital technology has transformed the nature of synths, effects, and even multitracks, project studio mixers have largely remained steadfastly analogue, breaking the chain which, if complete, would allow your music to remain in the digital domain from sequencer to master.Korg's 168RC forms the heart of a system designed to all but eliminate the analogue signal path, and Paul Wiffen wonders where it's been all his life...