MIDAS HD96-24-CC-IP-UL Live Digital Console Control Centre with 144 Input Channels, 120 Mix Buses, 96 kHz Sample Rate and 21" Touch Screen (HD96-24-CC-IP-UL)

MIDAS HD96-24-CC-IP-UL Live Digital Console Control Centre with 144 Input Channels, 120 Mix Buses, 96 kHz Sample Rate and 21" Touch Screen (HD96-24-CC-IP-UL)

Heritage History

The Heritage 3000 (H3K) stepped into the scene in 1999, boasting that signature Midas purple hue that became synonymous with its identity. Its standout features swiftly cemented its status as the global industry benchmark for live sound applications. From the get-go, the H3K was an undisputed triumph. Beyond its striking color, the console shook up the industry with a revamped preamp design, surpassing even the iconic XL4. Its expansive channel and auxiliary counts, coupled with a remarkably adaptable aux switching system, swiftly positioned the H3K atop every sound engineer's wishlist. Matching the H3K's legacy is a monumental challenge; it set a new pinnacle in live mixing standards. The decision to name the Heritage D after such an iconic console was daring. Yet, this product lives up to that audacious spirit, staying true to legendary sound quality while elevating the possibilities of a digital mixing console. Drawing from the rich lineage of the H3K and PRO Series consoles, the new Heritage D revolutionizes the workflow of sound engineers. It's not just another Midas console; it's tactile. Sporting a commanding 21” HD touchscreen and a cutting-edge Graphic User Interface (GUI) accessible at your fingertips, the Heritage D epitomizes a glimpse into the future. Intriguingly, it even introduces Channel AI—yes, Artificial Intelligence. This platform isn't static; it's designed for the long haul, primed to evolve over the years. Supported by a dynamic Midas team keen on enhancements and continual feature additions, investing in the Heritage D ensures a secure investment in the future.

The Graviton Mk 2 Processing Engine

At the core of every mixing console lies the cornerstone – Audio. While others may have overlooked it, we've steadfastly placed sound atop our hierarchy. It was a daunting task, almost unimaginable, yet we managed to refine the renowned Midas digital sound. Our latest feat: a 64-bit summing mix engine boasting an expanded dynamic range. Maneuvering a Midas console has never been more seamless. The crux of the Midas essence lies in bestowing unparalleled flexibility while maintaining meticulous delay compensation. Steering clear of the dreaded comb filtering effect holds paramount significance. Unfortunately, many other consoles tend to sidestep this pivotal facet within the audio signal path.

Flexi-Aux

With the Flexi-Aux system, you wield the power to route auxiliaries to other auxiliaries, enabling group or stem-style mixing. Picture this: you can dynamically compress an entire drum kit, creating parallel compression, and seamlessly funnel it into an artist's in-ear mix. It's a game-changer for crafting finely-tuned soundscapes with precision and depth.

Variable Channel Phase

The new, intuitive, easy-to-use Variable Phase per channel allows sound sources to be blended seamlessly, with high or low phase changes to mix signals in ways never achievable before.

Tap Off Points

Introducing new tap-off points on channels, a groundbreaking addition enabling signal routing from any juncture in the signal path. This enhancement provides unparalleled flexibility in sending signals to the stage before undergoing any processing—maintaining the pristine Midas magic crucial for the main mix, untouched. For the inaugural time in Midas history, post-insert fader points are now accessible. Not only that but all processing options can be seamlessly rearranged via a simple drag-and-drop interface, affording you the freedom to set the processing order precisely as desired. This heralds a new era of customizable, on-the-fly signal manipulation and control.

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