Germany - Console designer and manufacturer Audient launches the ASP2802 eight-channel console at this week's Prolight&Sound in Frankfurt.

Heralding the arrival of Audient's Dual Layer Technology, the ASP2802 fully integrates with the computer system, enabling the user to switch effortlessly between the analogue layer - the traditional mixer path travelling through the console - and the DAW layer within the computer session, says the company.

Steve Flower, product support and development at Audient explains the thinking behind the design. "Zen was a milestone in the industry: the first automated analogue console at a price that didn't break the bank. ASP2802 follows in its footsteps, adding much deeper DAW integration further bridging the gap between analogue and digital."

With 28 inputs at the mix stage - achieved using the Alternate switch for an extra input per channel, 8 summing inputs and 2 stereo FX returns - the ASP2802 comes in at a moderate price. "The modern production room now has another very real alternative to the large format console," says Luke Baldry, sales & marketing director at Audient. "Anyone with budget and/or space constraints will find the ASP2802 fits the bill. It's perfect for those users who want to combine an analogue console and fully featured controller all in one space, at the centre of their studio."

(Jim Evans)


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