Popular Product Examples
- - Allen & Heath GLD and iLive
- - Cadac Electronics S-Digital
- - DiGiCo D1 Live, D5 Live, D5T, SD7, SD8, SD8-24, SD9
- - Avid D-Show Venue, D-Show Profile, and SC 48
- - Innovason SY48 and SY80
- - Klotz Digital's AEON and D.C.II, in the radio broadcast segment
- - Lawo mc²56, mc²66, mc²90
- - Mackie TT24
- - Midas XL8, PRO9, PRO6, PRO3, PRO2/PRO2C, and PRO1 digital consoles, and the VeniceF and VeniceU analog/digital hybrid consoles
- - PreSonus StudioLive 16.0.2, 16.4.2 and 24.4.2
- - RML Labs Software Audio Console (SAC)
- - Roland M-300, M-380, M-400, M-480, Edirol M-16DX
- - Soundcraft Si Compact 16, Si Compact 24, Si Compact 32, Si1+, Si2+, Si3+, Vi1, Vi2, Vi4 and Vi6
- - Studer Vista 8
- - Tascam DM3200 and DM4800
- - Yamaha 01V, LS9, M7CL, DM1000, DM2000, PM5D, PM1D & CL
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