Drawmer to unveil a new multiprocessor at AES 2005

Aug 16, 2005 2:49 PM, Audio Technology Update e-newsletter

             

TransAudio Group is introducing the Drawmer Three-Sum multi-band split and sum device at AES 2005.

The Three-Sum is a 1U device that enables individual processing of up to three bands prior to re-summing. The stereo signal is split into two or three frequency adjustable bands, which can be sent to external processors before returning to the Three-Sum where they are re-combined.

The Three-Sum has been designed for use in high-end mastering and general recording applications.

For more information, visit www.transaudiogroup.com.

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