Zaxcom commits to October ship date for Deva Mix-8
Oct 12, 2008 8:00 AM
The Deva Mix-8 partners with Zaxcom’s Deva and Fusion digital recorders.
Zaxcom’s Deva Mix-8, an eight-fader mixing control panel, will begin shipping this month. The product integrates directly with the company's Deva and Fusion audio recording systems to provide a more compact, mobile and precise mixing control panel that offers full control of mixing tasks performed in the digital domain via floating DSP.
The Deva Mix-8 incorporates fader-based mixing controls into a control panel that's compact enough for over-the-shoulder use. It is designed to integrate with the digital foundation of a host Deva or Fusion system, in which only the microphone preamps and the A/D and D/A converters connect to analog inputs. All mixing functions and powering of the unit are supported through a single cable connecting the Deva Mix-8 to its host Deva or Fusion system.
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