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STUDIOLIVE™CS18AI 18 Touch-Sensitive, Moving-Fader ™ 18 touch-sensitive, moving-fader Ethernet/AVB Control Surface for STUDIOLIVE CS18AI StudioLive™ RM mixers and Studio One® DAW sing AVB networking for for talkback, room microphone, QMix™-AI iPhone monitor control, Ucontrol and audio transport, and headphones. Designed to the CS18AI can also be used as CS18AI users can remotely work with UC Surface™ interface Studio One controller/interface, operate RM mixers and take for iPads®, Windows® touch com- seamlessly moving your work- advantage of local 4x2 audio IO puters and Mac®/PC laptops, and flow between live and studio. Forged in Live Production. Honed for the Studio. reSonus StudioLive mixers rede- control of all mixer features. Pfined affordable compact mixing, With a CS18AI combined with a forever changing the world and StudioLive RM mixer, you can keep setting the standard for what digital your mixing I/O on stage in a rack, mixers could be. while running the mix from hundreds Built from this award winning of feet way via a lightweight Ethernet legacy, the CS18AI is a compact, cable—eliminat- intuitive mixing solution for the ing the need for a StudioLive RM16AI and RM32AI expensive analog rack mount digital mixers and Studio snake and a sepa- One digital audio workstation. rate stagebox. It’s a rugged, professional product The CS18AI with more features, better reliability integrates directly — and more flexibility — than any- with Studio One to thing else in available in this market. provide a big console ■ Eighteen 100mm, touch-sensitive mixing experience. Scribble strips, motorized faders: 16 Channel, channel select button colors, chan- 1 Flex, 1 Master nel banking, and transport control ■ Control of up to 64-channels on bring your Studio One session StudioLive RM AI mix systems into the physical world. Easily create chan- ■ Navigate using traditional layers or with intuitive PreSonus Filter nel automation DCA groups and navigate your mix with ■ Built-in 4x2 AVB audio interface with 2 XMAX preamps, 2 balanced intuitive Studio- TRS line inputs, 2 XLR and stereo Live workflows. headphone output At release, you can take control the following ■ Connect via a simple Ethernet cable eliminating the need for functionality in Studio One: cumbersome analog or digital ■ Touch-sensitive motorized fader snakes and stage boxes control over channel faders and ■ Scribble strip automation ■ Take advantage of Studio One 3 names, pan control surface functionality. ■ Channel Mute indication, and current automation mode Networked with StudioLive ■ Channel Solo and Solo clear ■ RM-series mixers via AVB Ethernet ■ Channel Select with matched Channel layer navigation and PreSonus UCNET technology, the RGB LED channel colors ■ Aux mix and transport control CS18AI enables complete hardware ■ Channel Pan control ■ Automation mode selection ■ Metering UC Surface integrates directly with the and fine tune the mix with CS18AI as an extension to the physical UC Surface on your iPad. controller with complementary views for the Directly control Capture for selected channel strip, full recording and virtual sound metering, and scene recalls. check during a live perfor- And of course lets you take mance then switch over to advantage of our exclusive controlling Studio One to Filter DCAs that dramatically mix your recording. simplify mixing. Use QMix-AI™ iPhone and Leave the CS18AI at front of iPod management for per- house, and navigate the room sonal monitor mixes. CS18AI, the compact, intuitive control solution for StudioLive RM rack AI mixers and Studio One DAW. High-resolution scribble strips Variable color (RGB) Select Buttons True touch sensitive faders 64 x 96-pixel scribble strips, Full Fat Channel controls, just like on know when your finger makes a touch-sensitive 4.3"/109 StudioLive AI console mixers Every aspect of the CS18AI contact so the fader will never mm LCD display, and sixteen was designed to help you mix fight you and you can experi- 12-segment LED level ladders with ease and reliability. Eigh- ence real automation function- show individual channel levels teen RGB select buttons can be ality in the studio. and Fat Channel information. customized to make it easier The CS18AI lights your Six more 11-segment LEDs to identify different channels way through mixing with 146 display L/R/Center-Mono and based on the color. illuminated buttons, sixteen processor activity. STUDIOLIVE™ CS18AI Bright, in-your-face LED ladders Complete Fat Channel section with A/B select (double the processors per channel to match RM Series) Select buttons 4.3" touch- Talkback section color can be sensitive LCD Mute Group changed to display with select show different over forty instrument different High-resolution groups screens scribble strips Footswitch port Bal. ¼" TRS Dedicated Mute AVB Port line inputs and Solo buttons ™ USB port Bal. Left/ XMAX mic Right Monitor preamp / ¼" Lamp Outputs TRS line inputs socket 16 100mm Flex fader for Layer and touch-sensitive “drilling” down Function select motorized into Filter DCAs channel faders and other Main L/R fader adjustments • 18 100mm, touch-sensitive • 16-channels of high resolution 64 • 4 x 2 AVB audio transport control ©2015 PreSonus Audio Electronics, All Rights motorized faders: 16 Channel, x 96 scribble strip display with Pan with Marker Shift, REW/FF options Reserved. StudioLive, XMAX 1 Flex, 1 Master indicators • Analog I/O and UC Surface are trademarks of PreSonus Audio Electronics. • Control StudioLive RM AI mix • 4.3" / 109 mm color touch-sensitive • 2 remote XMAX™ mic preamps Studio One and Capture are systems of up to 64-channels display with 43 screens for talkback, room mic or other trademarks or registered trademarks of PreSonus • Full PreSonus Fat Channel DSP • 4 Effects buttons with TAP local inputs Software Ltd. All other control with individual encoders trademarks are the property • Navigate using traditional layers • 2 balanced ¼" TRS line inputs of their respective owners. and 12-LED displays for or with intuitive PreSonus Filter • 2 XLR line outputs This brochure created with a • Gate Threshold, Range, minimum of garish colors to DCA groups • stereo headphone output with placate our Executive VP of Attack, Release • Active Integration with PreSonus level control Product Management. • Compressor Ratio, ™ software includes UC Surface • Monitor control level control Attack, Release, Gain software for extended 2nd screen • 4-pin XLR lamp connection • Limiter Threshold workflows and direct Capture™ • EQ Low, Low-Mid, High-Mid, High control • Footswitch input • Metering • Studio One® 3 control surface • Silent internal PSU with no fans functionality including control over • Same footprint as StudioLive • Sixteen 12-LED channel ladder channel faders and automation, level and Fat Channel displays 16.4.2AI for integration in 19" rack Channel Mute, Channel Solo mounts and 3rd-party studio desks • Three 11-LED Select Channel and Solo clear, Channel Select, • Optional iPad mount accessory Level/Compressor/Gate displays Channel Pan control Scribble strip • 11-LED displays for Main Center/ names, pan indication, and current Mono, Left and Right automation mode, Channel layer navigation, Aux mix and transport • Variable-color (RGB) Select buttons control, Automation for easy channel and Filter DCA mode selection, Metering. group identification www.presonus.com.
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