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Post, Nov, 2004
PALO ALTO, CA -- Euphonix (www.euphonix.com) was at AES with its MC Intelligent Application Controller, a workstation control surface featuring a full-sized keyboard with dual trackballs, 56 LCD SmartSwitches, four faders, nine rotary controls and a monitoring section. It will be available in March 2005.
The MC connects to a host workstation computer, running an MC driver, via Ethernet. The workstation essentially sees the MC as a normal keyboard and trackball. The unit's LCD display SmartSwitches can be programmed to send complex macros and simple keystroke commands.
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Euphonix's EuCon protocol has been adapted to allow the MC and the company's System 5 console range to have high-speed network access to any function in a EuCon software application.
The MC includes Euphonix's Studio Monitor Pro, which provides professional surround sound monitoring control for the MC's surface.
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