Two years ago, Midas Consoles made a big comeback by unveiling the new digital mixer Heritage-D HD96-24-CC-IP, offering a plethora of features in a relatively compact size. However, it wasn't compact enough to take it almost anywhere - to pack it into a regular car or even take it on a plane. But it didn't take long for such a version of the HD96 to appear at the ISE 2024 fair, as the HD96-AIR.
The Midas HD96-AIR offers exactly the same capabilities - in terms of signal processing and available features - as its larger and older "brother", including the ability to process up to 144 input channels, up to 123 FLEXi output buses, 24 matrices, and 24 effect slots, where you can place 96 stereo effects - including Klark Teknik and TC Electronic effect emulations. All inputs offer, among other features, two filters - a high-pass and a low-pass filter - with adjustable slope and frequency, an all-pass filter with phase adjustment, a 4-band parametric EQ with 3 types of shelf filters, 4 compression modes, gate/ducker, the ability to change the order of signal processing blocks, insert, and direct output. The signal processing on the outputs allows for frequency correction (using a 4-band parametric EQ with shelf filters, HP, and LP), dynamic correction (using a compressor offering 4 different modes of operation), and external processor sending via an insert point. Additionally, the console has 12 mute groups, 24 POP groups, 24 VCA groups, 12 talk groups, and very advanced automation. The latest addition to the Heritage-D series offers features usually reserved for larger consoles, such as dual redundant power supplies, redundant network connectors, and two built-in format converter slots.
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