The Rupert Neve 5060 Centerpiece is basically a 24 channel summing amp with a monitor controller built in. What makes it unique is that it also has 4 stereo inputs each controllable by a fader as well as a master fader. Add a USB/MIDI transport section, and RND's totally unique Texture color control and the 5060 Centerpiece becomes a unit different from anything else on the market. Retail price is $7995. Check out this video for some of the details.
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Bobby, please, which differences there are between this and a common mixer?
Thank you!
A summing mixer is meant to take the outputs from a digital mix down in a DAW and give it an analog sound. There's usually no signal processing unless you use inserts, and generally no faders. This mixer is the exception.
Ok, so the signal path is: DAW > summing mixer > DAW o another recorder right?
Yes, that's right.
Thank You.
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