Geschrieben von: derrick s. 12 Mar 2008, 12:27
New generation of integrated audio products
Three new hardware products are presented as a technical preview at Frankfurt Musikmesse: The MR816 CSX and MR816 X Advanced Integration FireWire audio interfaces and the CC121 Advanced Integration Controller. These new products were developed by Steinberg and Yamaha and offer a previously unknown level of integration between audio hardware and Steinberg's Cubase product range. The new units will support Mac OS X, Windows XP and Windows Vista, and will ship in Q3 2008.
CC121 - Advanced Integration Controller
Engineered specifically for the thousands of production environments using Cubase worldwide, CC121 interfaces the creativity of musicians and producers with the functional complexity of the world's most popular music production system. Built to an extremely high manufacturing and component standard, CC121 provides totally integrated tactile control of all parameters within Cubase, with a unique design architecture that keeps you 100% focused on your Cubase project.
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- Ultra-precision Advanced Integration controller knob with 'point and control' support: controls any visual Cubase 4 parameter, internal FX setting or VSTi parameter using mouse pointer selection
- Instant plug and play with 'Cubase Ready' LED – no additional setup or parameter assigning required
- One motorized 100mm touch-sensitive fader
- Dedicated control of Cubase channel settings including solo/mute, record arm, 'e' settings button, automation read/write, pan and VSTi editor
- Full Cubase EQ section in hardware with 12 dedicated rotary encoders, with mode selection and bypass switches
- User-assignable section with Cubase-integrated presets for Control Room studio sends and monitoring setup.
MR816 CSX and MR816 X - Advanced Integration FireWire Interfaces
Functioning far beyond the envelope of traditional audio devices, MR816 CSX and MR816 X fuse a fully-featured FireWire interface and inbuilt DSP FX power with next-generation integrative technologies into one breathtakingly powerful production environment. This Advanced Integration DSP Studio is the hardware centerpiece in a latency-free recording and monitoring environment that fully exploits the flexibility and power of Steinberg's renowned Cubase Music Production System.
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- True Integrated Monitoring™: no latency, DSP-powered FX and full Cubase Control Room support including independent Studio mixes
- Complete Cubase user interface integration throughout: direct access from Cubase with no additional software mixing or external windows required
- 8 discrete Class A analog 'D-Pre' mic preamps with combination XLR and TRS analog inputs with advanced new inverted Darlington circuits and switchable phantom power per channel, as well as digital ADAT and S/PDIF I/O
- Quick connect: Dynamic 1:1 hardware/software mirroring and next-generation of plug and play with instant routing of inputs to Cubase channels from the hardware with the push of a button
- DSP power for Cubase*: Up to 8 simultaneous onboard DSP-powered Sweet Spot Morphing Channel Strip with compressor, EQ as well as REV-X reverb – available within Cubase during mixing
*Sweet Spot Morphing Channel Strip available in MR816 CSX only.
Content Sets for SequelSteinberg presents three new Content Sets for Sequel at Frankfurt Musikmesse. Every set contains 400 MB of loops for the musical styles Rock (Alternative/Indie, College Rock, Grunge, Punk, Dark Wave), HipHop (Urban HipHop, Rap HipHop) and Industrial (Elektro, Industrial, Drum´n Bass). All Loops are tagged with attributes like category, style, tempo and key for easy use with Sequel's MediaBay. The Sequel Content Sets will be available as download-only products in summer 2008.
quelle: http://www.steinberg.net/1671_1.html
der controller schaut mich gut an
Geschrieben von: Phatline 12 Mar 2008, 12:36
in euphorie versezt mich der controller jetzt net... zu wenig... kein Disply... zu wenig und nochmal zu wenig Kanalzüge um "anständig" zu arbeiten.
Geschrieben von: yak 13 Mar 2008, 11:39
den MR816 CSX find ich durchaus interessant!
hier ein video zum kennenlernen:
http://www.delamar.de/musikmesse-2008-steinberg-mr816-csx-video/
Geschrieben von: diskomachine 14 Mar 2008, 11:22
ich denke mal nach frankfurt kommt eh wieder eine lawine an neuen geräten auf uns zu...vor allem investiert yamaha anscheinend grad ohne ende in ihre steinberg schiene...(was ich persönlich ja top finde)
Geschrieben von: dj AcidGreen/Acidrecords 14 Mar 2008, 11:31
mal sehn ob jamaha da auf qualität setzt oder nicht.... sind in letzter zeit bissl schleissig geworden im low/mid price segment...
Geschrieben von: derrick s. 14 Mar 2008, 12:28
intressant an dem controller ist die total integration in cubase 4 mit dem jogwheel
siehe video: http://www.musotalk.de/special/detailansicht/article/musikmesse-2008-steinberg-mr816-und-cc121/
bin gespannt was es kosten wird
Geschrieben von: diskomachine 15 Mar 2008, 11:35
mit den updates für die yamaha low und mid price digital tischen sollten noch etliche steuerungsfunktionen für cubase und nuendo dazukommen...soll heissen nie wieder maus und tastatur - man kann fast das komplette programm über zb ein dm1000 steuern....endgeil!
Geschrieben von: kizm 22 Mar 2008, 13:00
Ich persönlich finde ja diese Controller besonders nice: http://www.delamar.de/euphonix-mc-mix-video/
Geschrieben von: derrick s. 22 Mar 2008, 14:21
ja endgeiler controller von euphonix, spielt aber auch in einer anderen preiskategorie mit