Code: StudioWizard
- Volume control knob with digital display for precise level adjustments
- Three separate studio monitor outputs
- Built-in talkback microphone lets you easily communicate with musicians
- Talkback assignable to studio out, record out, or alternate output
- Monitor four independent stereo analog inputs and two digital inputs
- Six stereo inputs (two digital and four analog)
- Supports sample rates up to 192 kHz and word lengths up to 24-bits for digital inputs
- Sum button allows multiple inputs to be conveniently selected and routed to outputs
- Supports sample rates up to 192 kHz and word lengths up to 24-bits for digital inputs
- Front panel headphone output and stereo output to headphone distribution amplifier each with independent volume controls and headphone mix bus
- Automatic fade in and fade out for hands-free fading
- Tone generator: 100 Hz, 1 kHz, 10 kHz sine waves and pink noise
- Independent left and right cut Buttons and stereo-to-mono button
- Microphone jack for connecting external talkback Microphones
- High-end studio quality sound and robust construction
- Accurate dual 20-segment LED meter for monitoring
- Accurate 11-segment LED meter for phase monitoring
- Front panel headphone jacks with separate volume control
- All stereo outputs have independent input sources
Take the helm of your digital studio with the Studio Wizard, the control center for all of your inputs and outputs. The Studio Wizard integrates a rack-mountable base unit for audio input and output signals, and a desktop controller for remote operation of the device. It accepts up to four balanced stereo line-level inputs and two digital inputs with 24-bit/192k DA conversion. Three sets of monitor outputs provide the option to compare between different sets of Phonic Studio Monitors, and a volume knob with an accurate digital readout gives you precise level control. A built-in talkback microphone is assignable to the studio outs, record outs, monitor or an alternate output and lets you easily communicate with the talent. Or, connect your own talkback mic via the XLR input on the front panel. A headphone mixing bus with two headphone outputs lets you choose the inputs you want to monitor and control the volume with independent digital level controls. A sum button conveniently selects multiple inputs and routes them to the outputs. Other important features are a tone generator, left and right cut buttons, a stereo-to-mono button for checking phase, crossfader, a 20-segment LED output meter and an 11-segment LED phase meter.
