Moving Fader Automation for API 1608

by HomeRecordingMaster on November 10, 2011

London-based pro audio specialists KMR Audio announce the availability of a proprietary moving fader automation system for the acclaimed API 1608 recording console. Leveraging API’s extensive prior experience with console automation in combination with extensive customer input, API has developed an easy-to-use Automation Package for the 1608 console, offering new features and operational control.

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Moving Fader Automation for API 1608

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