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The magazine for producers, engineers & recording musicians | 28 August 2008


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Euphonix MC Mix

A new generation of control surfaces is emerging that take advantage of Euphonix’s EuCon connection protocol. Mark Cousins introduces the MC Mix...

Price: £699.00
Manufacturer: Euphonix
Website: http://www.euphonix.com/artist



Euphonix is one of a number of traditional console manufactures – including SSL and Neve – directing an increasing amount of its energies towards the professional project studio market. If you haven’t heard of the company before, Euphonix has built some of the most impressive digital consoles in the last ten years, in particular, a cutting-edge DAW controller in the form of the System 5-MC. As well as being an exceptionally well-designed console, the 5-MC also distinguishes itself through its use of a Euphonix-designed connection protocol, EuCon, which offers high-speed, high-resolution DAW control over Ethernet.

Score: 9

This review first appeared in Music Tech Magazine issue 62
Filed under Home, Control Surfaces, Hardware, MIDI Controllers / Interfaces, Reviews

 

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