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Presonus® Studiolive™ AI Mixing Systems StudioLive™ AI Mixing Systems CASCADABLE BETTER SOUND EASIER TO USE DOUBLE DSP 1-CLICK MULTITRACK RECORDING WIRED & WIRELESS CONTROL ROOM ACOUSTIC ANALYSIS FEEDBACK CONTROL BEST iPAD APP BEST iPHONE APP FULL DAW SUMMER-FALL 2014 Cascading: Actively integrate any two AI mixers to create one larger console with full recording, remote control, 8 FX processors and up to 8 subgroups! 32.4.2AI + 32.4.2AI 24.4.2AI + 24.4.2AI 16.4.2AI + 16.4.2AI 24.4.2AI + 16.4.2AI 32.4.2AI + 16.4.2AI 32.4.2AI + 24.4.2AI 72 channels 56 channels 40 channels 48 channels 56 channels 64 channels (64 ch. + 4 stereo Aux Ins) (48 ch. + 4 stereo Aux Ins) (32 ch. + 4 stereo Aux Ins) (40 ch. + 4 stereo Aux Ins) (48 ch. + 4 stereo Aux Ins) (56 ch. + 4 stereo Aux Ins) 14 Aux buses • 8 local FX buses 10 Aux buses • 8 local FX buses 6 Aux buses • 8 local FX buses 6 global Aux sends 6 global Aux sends 10 global Aux sends 4 or 8 Subgroups 4 or 8 Subgroups 4 or 8 Subgroups + 4 extra local Aux sends + 8 extra local Aux sends + 4 extra local Aux sends (depending on Subgroup merge state) (depending on Subgroup merge state) (depending on Subgroup merge state) (24.4.2AI only) (32.4.2AI only) (32.4.2AI only) 80 x 66 Recording Interface 64 x 50 Recording Interface 48 x 34 Recording Interface 8 local FX buses 8 local FX buses 8 local FX buses 4 or 8 Subgroups 4 or 8 Subgroups 4 or 8 Subgroups (depending on Subgroup merge state) (depending on Subgroup merge state) (depending on Subgroup merge state) 56 x 42 Recording Interface 64 x 50 Recording Interface 72 x 58 Recording Interface The AI integrated software suite is up Cascading is not merely linking. to the task. Don't confuse Active Designate one mixer as Capture 2 welcomes 80-ch. Integration Cascading "Master" and one as recording and 66-ch. Vir- — and you wondered why we put two FireWire 800 ports on our AI mixers. Bwah ha ha ha! Our fiendish plot is now revealed! with the "linking" "Slave". tual Soundchecks. VSL-AI claims made by our Each mixer's effects and SL Remote- AI are ready and competitors. buses remain local, doubling waiting for Only StudioLive AI-se- the number of processors. Chose 72 channels. The last upgrade you'll ever put on a thumb drive. ries mixers can be combined via a to merge subgroups or leave them QMix-AI is all After the upgrade that brings you cascading, (wired or wireless). Simply connect your FireWire 800 cable to create a larger unmerged to use a group masters. Q-ed up. you'll be able to update future StudioLive AI mixer to a network with Internet availability. console with complete recording and Now your mixing system can grow firmware directly over a network connections Your my.presonus account will do the rest. remote control. along with your needs and budget! The Fat Channel: powerful, no-compromise All Clip LEDs are The most Analog Inputs and Outputs of any mixer in its class signal processing at your fingertips. visible all the time. for extremely flexible connectivity in any application: Our renowned ◗◗ ™ Every channel and every bus of all competition does. We don’t hide critical indicators Class A XMAX preamps, ◗◗Balanced TRS line ◗◗Analog Inserts ◗◗Direct Outputs inside invisible “banks”. Every- design with now with individual +48V inputs three new StudioLive AI mixers have But it gets even better. high-voltage rails, 32 32.4.2AI 32 32.4.2AI thing you need to monitor a show crossover-free phantom power 36 32.4.2AI instant access to our even-heftier, ◗◗You get two complete Fat Channel 24 24.4.2AI 24 24.4.2AI (including ALL channel levels) Class A design 32 32.4.2AI 28 24.4.2AI improved Fat Channel with settings per channel and bus (see and an un-rivaled 16 16.4.2AI 16 16.4.2AI is in sight at all times. 24 24.4.2AI ◗◗ below) — double the processing -129 dB E.I.N. 20 16.4.2AI Variable High Pass Filter ◗◗ ™ ◗◗ power and creative options! 16 16.4.2AI Dedicated XMAX Stereo Tape I/O ◗◗4-band parametric EQ ◗◗2 Stereo Balanced mic preamp for ◗◗You can make all the same Aux Return Inputs ◗◗S/PDIF output* ◗◗Full-featured Compressor Talkback adjustments wirelessly on ◗◗Sophisticated Gate with Key Listen an iPad (SL Remote-AI) *Yes, that’s digital. But it fit here. and Key Filter (with sidechain) ◗◗…or on a laptop ◗◗Limiter with variable threshold (Virtual Studio All useable at the same time. Live-AI) We didn’t bury them in a menu somewhere or limit you to using them only on some channels like our FOUR internal FX buses with dedi- cated 32-bit digital effects processors. Actually, you 31-band get DOUBLE Fat graphic equalizers Channels per mixer all over the place! channel and bus. 16 32.4.2AI We’ve made it easy to compare 12 24.4.2AI (and their two signal processing settings 8 16.4.2AI Channel 12 Easy own faders), on the same channel as well as four You asked for them. We delivered (or choose between is always configuration separate FX buses. on the new AI Series. Insert them graphic equalizers). Channel 12. with dedicated And of course you get Another benefit of the fact that AI on Mains or any Aux bus. A/B be- mixers have a powerful computer Just push the A/B but- …instead of suddenly dedicated analog aux buses tween two settings.They’re perfect mix buses. CPU inside. You get two Reverb ton. It’s also perfect for quickly turning into Channel with balanced outputs. for use with VSL-AI's Smaart® effect buses, and two Delay calling up a completely different 28 because you hit the All three AI mixer models have 4 24 32.4.2AI Spectra™ Tools. Run ‘em from the effects buses. We've provided 50 sound for an instrument during a Gang Switch button. subgroups with balanced outputs 20 24.4.2AI mixer, a laptop (VSL-AI) or wire- useful presets that sound superb. performance. You can store and Everything is 1:1 on a 16 16.4.2AI lessly (SL Remote-AI). Or tweak parameters, make, save recall both settings per channel StudioLive AI mixer. on the mixer or in VSL-AI. and recall your own recipes. Blazing DSP Performance unleashes Robust Metering No laptop needed with direct WiFi; or Ethernet LAN communication more processing power and flexibility: You get all of these metering QMix QMix QMix QMix AI-series mixers’ ◗◗Want to go wireless? From the net- modes with bright LEDs, not on a AI AI AI AI powerful suite of work setup page, browse through StudioLive AI-Series ◗◗Gate Key Input for every channel small fuzzy screen: control and record- the name of every available wireless Mixers are devel- ◗◗Peak Hold metering option ◗◗Input level ◗◗Gain Reduction StudioLive network and simply chose the one you oped on a new DSP ing software. ◗◗31-band graphic equalizer on every ◗◗ Remote-AI want to connect to…OR… platform that gets its Mains Output ◗◗Aux Output For you CAT5/6 analog Aux mix and the Main mix ◗◗ power from a multi- ◗◗Clip LEDs Levels types, StudioLive AI mixers make Name your wireless network ◗◗ “StudioLive” with a pass- core CPU and loads A computer, not a “DSP chip” 16 Auxiliary recording input connecting to a LAN network easy: StudioLive AI-Series Mixers ship word “studiolive” and streams plus streams for all chan- ◗◗If a hardwired Ethernet connection of fast RAM. The benefits include: with both a USB WiFi LAN adapter your mixer will automat- nel inputs. Take 1-click recording to a LAN network is available, your ◗◗2 two distinct Fat Channel settings and an onboard Ethernet connec- ically connect to it, no with Capture 2.1 to a whole new StudioLive AI mixer automatically for every channel and bus configuration required. level. tion. This lets you connect to a wire- connects to it, no IP addresses or ◗◗4 internal FX Buses (twice as many less router and wirelessly control DNS server names to remember or Nobody else makes it even remotely as original StudioLive mixers) your mixer from the track down. this easy. Pun intended. Complete Store Continuously and Recall bi-directional FireWire Enhanced ◗◗Store/Recall complete mix s800 interface for easy workflow features Scenes with fader soft takeover for instant access without losing ◗◗Solo Clear recording and virtual soundchecks: your fader mix ◗◗Aux Mutes ◗◗Store/load custom Fat Channel Buy a StudioLive AI, you’re also buy- record any bus plus Tape Input, Capture ◗◗Quick Parameter Null presets or use one of 50 Factory ing a complete recording interface so Stereo Aux input channels, or 2.1 one-click ◗◗Browsible Fat Channel presets and copy settings to and you can record everything you mix. Talkback multitrack Option card slot from any channel or bus recording preset library categories ◗◗FireWire software for fights obsolecence. ◗◗FireWire 48 32.4.2AI 34 32.4.2AI ◗◗Latch, Radio, and Control ◗◗Store and load custom SEND channel Mac and PC GEQ presets 40 24.4.2AI 26 24.4.2AI comes free Room Solo modes No matter what the future holds, streams RETURNS 18 16.4.2AI with AI-Series ◗◗ StudioLive AI mixers are ready. ◗◗Store and load custom FX 32 16.4.2AI with full mixers. 6 Mute Groups and 6 Quick Scenes (32.4.2AI buttons, ◗◗FireWire 800/Ethernet (included) presets or use one of the 50 ◗◗ DSP processing plus a stereo Dedicated 32 32.4.2AI 16.4.2AI & 24.4.2AI available Factory presets channel output for program music ◗◗ ◗◗Thunderbolt® 24 24.4.2AI Sound check the band before via Virtual StudioLive-AI) sends for or click track they arrive ◗◗Dante™ quick 16 16.4.2AI ◗◗ Play back pre-recorded multi-track ◗◗Use your favorite plug-in as an insert ◗◗AVB recording setup songs from Capture or Studio One ◗◗16 auxiliary recording streams: during live performance or tracking AI-Series mixers ship with dual s800 FireWire ports, Ethernet and S/PDIF.
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