The new PreSonus StudioLive digital console at NAMM 2010

StudioLive is truly a third-generation digital mixer. Easier to use, better sounding, and flawlessly integrated with state-of-the-art software, it delivers the most creative environment possible for both live performance and studio music production.

Here, in one portable device, are high-headroom XMAX™ microphone preamplifiers, a built-in FireWire recording and playback interface, more than 90 signal processors, a big library of DSP effects, 6 (16.4.2) or 10 (24.4.2) aux buses, 4 subgroups, extensive LED metering, mixer save and recall, channel-strip save/recall/copy/paste, talkback, and more.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• PreSonus
• NAMM 2010
• StudioLive
• Artist Relations
• live consoles
• recording consoles

[CHIPROBERTS]

OK, I've seen a few of these videos now. I swear I keep hearing them say that you have 4 stereo GEQ's or you can use them as 8 mono GEQ's FOR ALL 10 AUXES? How do you use 8 mono GEQ's for all 10 auxes? I'm gonna have to give them a call...

[DullahanEX]

this is a really bad camera man

[MCLaneous]

Sorry man I meant on the 16.4.2 can you route graphic Eq for the monitors? even just a 16 band?

[ricknaqvi]

The Graphic EQ's are assignable to auxes

[MCLaneous]

I wish they made more of the software things cross compatible even only to be able to get a graphic on auxes! that would save time...

[TT6440]

I love this piece, but i think it will not be in the stores here in Denmark before june:-(