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"With the Euphonix,

my clients get great

value for money as

more time is spent

actually creating

great tracks with

absolutely no time

wasted on resets,"

says Truls Birkeland,

Studio Manager and

Chief Engineer at

Norlyd’s Studio 1 in

Norway. Also

pictured: (right)

engineer Jens Dryer

Norlyd

...the

design

philosophy

...the

design

philosophy

The Euphonix digital control mixing

system is based around a modular and

scalable architecture. Systems may be

specified to exactly match a facility’s

needs and financial resources today,

yet still allow for future upgrades. A

Euphonix purchase is an investment

that is forward compatible. As Dolby

Digital surround sound, DVD disks,

DTS multi-channel CDs and other

technological developments begin to

change the demands placed on music

recording and mixing, the unique

modular system approach keeps audio

systems current. Every Euphonix

owner continues to benefit from

significant new features and

enhancements added through

software releases and hardware

options. The system is designed so

that it may be upgraded and

expanded in the field. Euphonix

systems will keep a studio

competitive and current into the next

century.

When mega-star

Bruce Springsteen

returned to his

acoustical roots to

record The Ghost of

Tom Joad, he chose

a 96 fader Euphonix

console for his

studio, Thrill Hill

Recording.

Pictured: Engineer

Toby Scott

Bruce Springsteen

London producer

Steve Lipson is well

known for his Annie

Lennox projects.

Recent work in his

Euphonix equipped

studio includes the

latest Cher album.

Steve Lipson

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