Digidesign's VENUE live sound console is a pleasure to mix on (and recording from) -- but it's a little out of reach for working musicians and small to medium venues. Hearing the call for VENUE power in a small sized package, Digidesign has announced the release of VENUE SC48, a fully-integrated, digital console that also doubles as a 48-channel Pro Tools LE interface!
Priced competitively and well within reach of working bands and small to medium-sized venues, SC48 offers 48 channels of analog input along with 16 channels of analog output; full on-board effects and plug-ins (saving valuable rack real-estate); Ethernet-based remote control, as well as VENUE's legendary flexibility and sound quality.
Stay tuned for a full hands-on review of VENUE SC48, coming this summer!
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