NEWS

This week, the annual AES show in New York would have happened. But due to the pandemic, it has moved online, which also means that many more will now be able to participate. You're invited, too! 

The physical AES Show, which is usually taking place in New York in October has been converted to a dedicated online event that virtually turns October into an entire month of Audio Enginering. We have a special stake in the AoIP Summit on October 13th.

Despite the ongoing pandemic, pro audio events are still taking place. Only, they have moved completely online. We're present, of course, and we hope to see you there as well!

Avid has created a quick video that shows you how to set up a MOM Monitor Controller for additional, hands-on control.

You can expand AX32 in tons of different ways. We did a bunch of quick videos to give you an overview of each of the options.

Our Business Development Manager, Jan Lykke, walks you through the DX32R digital audio router and converter in this video.

Craig Field is using an AX32 in his studio and has produced a series of videos on how to use microphones for recording various instruments. 

An academic research project at UCL at Here East in London includes an AX32 along with 12 Genelec speakers on a Dante network.

Frederik Rosenkjær does both studio and live work, but common to both applications, though, is that he uses an AX32 as the audio interface, routing and conversion centerpiece. 

As part of our partnership with Avid, we have developed the new MTRX Studio audio interface that was revealed at the NAMM 2020 show in California.