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Fairlight introduces the XE-6 (price TBA), a new 6-fader extension module that adds tactile mixing control to the Xynergi hardware platform—the Xynergi Media Production Center. The XE-6 Fader Extension works in tandem with the Xynergi tactile controller to create a desktop production system that places moving faders and basic channel functions at the user’s fingertips. The Xynergi runs on the FPGA-based CC-1 digital media engine in all SD and HD file formats.

Source: Fairlight Introduces XE-6 Fader Extension for Xynergi MPC

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Studio A has ADAM Audio S6A MK2s, and the other main studio has ADAM S5A MK2s

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Promoting a newly released album—Save Me, San Francisco—Train contracted with LMG Touring in Orlando, Fla., to provide video, audio and lighting support for the band’s North American tour. According to Steve McCale, director of touring at LMG, “Our goal was to provide Train with a turnkey solution that would meet all their audio, video and lighting needs, wrapped into a compact, easy-to-use touring package to offer maximum flexibility.”

Source: Train Relies on LMG Touring for Its North American Tour

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The upgrade allows System Architect to automate many of the more time consuming system design tasks based on the application’s greater, embedded understanding of how a user constructs a system

Source: Harman Pro Launches HiQnet System Architect 2.1 For Faster, More Comprehensive HiQnet Support

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So, was it possible to recover a core system service once it’s basically been destroyed? Well, technically yes

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A visionary looks ahead

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