NAB 2011: Solid State Logic New Products

by HomeRecordingMaster on April 12, 2011

Version 4 software for the C100 HDS digital broadcast console include C-Play, which integrates a professional audio playout system into the console surface, delivering integrated recall of playlists with console projects.

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NAB 2011: Solid State Logic New Products

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