Universal Studios in Hollywood has installed a fourth Harrison film console.
A 33-foot, 112-fader MPC4-D with 640 inputs MPC4D joins three MPC3-Ds already at Universal.
The MPC4-D shipped in May and was installed in the studio's Hitchcock Theater. The other three consoles are fully upgraded MPC3-Ds.
With the addition of the MPC4-D, Universal's complement of Harrison digital film consoles totals seven, including two Series Twelves now in use at Universal's new BluWave facility.
The new MPC4-D has built-in TFT display screens above all faders with a visual representation of Harrison's PreView waveform-envelope, channel name, stem assignments, EQ graph, dynamics graph, aux sends, input metering and a panning display.
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