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What are some of the features of the Control|24?
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Control|24 Features- 24 touch-sensitive motorized faders- 16 Focusrite Class A Mic Preamps- Hands-on access to Pro Tools recording, routing, mixing, and editing parameters- Comprehensive Control Room Section capable of up to 5.1 surround monitoring- Illuminated switches for Mute, Solo, Record Arm, Channel Selects, and Automation Mode on every channel- Dedicated EQ and Dynamics switches on every channel- 26 scribble strips provided for system feedback- Connects to Pro Tools TDM systems via high-speed Ethernet- High-resolution LED display for transport location at a glance- Integrated submixer with 8 stereo inputs- Touch-Sensitive automation of plug-in parameters using faders via Plug-In Flip ModeExtensive ControlControl|24 is an ergonomic control surface that will enhance the speed of working with TDM-equipped Pro Tools systems. This unit features a host of dedicated switches and faders, offering hands-on access to nearly every recording, routing, mixing, and editing function in Pro Tools. Control|24 transforms even the most complex sequence of functions into a series of simple movements, allowing users to spend a lot less time using the computer's keyboard and mouse. World-Class Focusrite Analog DesignHigh resolution digital audio workstations such as Pro Tools offer very accurate and detailed audio quality, making it all the more important to use high-end mic/line preamps to ensure that the most precise signal is being fed into the audio interface.With 16 Class A mic/line preamps from Focusrite, Control|24 provides a highly sophisticated front-end to Digidesign audio interfaces. It even features 2 DI (direct inject) inputs on the first two channels for directly plugging in instrument-level devices such as an electric guitar or bass.
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