Introduction
Logitek Digital Consoles represent a new concept for broadcast audio consoles.
Logitek consoles centralize all audio mixing, routing, and distribution functions
to one location in a facility. Once a Logitek system is in place, adding new inputs,
outputs, or even new studios is very easy.
The heart of Logitek Digital Consoles is
the Audio Engine. This is a digital matrix
with equal numbers of input and output
channels ranging from 8x8 to 128x128 in
one engine. This matrix is capable of
mixing, routing, creating mix-minuses
and all other traditional functions of
consoles. The Audio Engine erases the
differences to the user between digital and
analog sources or destinations. The Audio
Engine can accept digital and/or analog
sources and feed digital and/or analog
destinations.
The part of the system in the hands of the user, what looks like an audio console,
is a control surface for the Audio Engine. This can be a ROC 10 or a ROC-5, both
of which look and feel like a traditional console in many respects, the ergonomic
Numix Control Surface or the new compact yet flexible Remora. The Audio
Engine can also be directly controlled by a personal computer using vMix virtual
computer software. Each Audio Engine can accept commands from up to three
consoles or two computers.
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