The control room at Razor's Edge Sound features a Sony DMX-R100 mixer. The DMX-R100 is derived from the world-renowned Sony OXF-R3 Oxford. The result is a 48-channel mixer with comprehensive feature set that includes 25 motorized faders, a sophisticated control panel with touch-screen control, a fully integrated package of automation, a digital routing matrix and machine control. The DMX-R100 delivers excellent sonic performance via its state-of-the-art processing technology, offering 24-bit quality and the ability to operate at both standard and double sample rates (44.1, 48, 88.2, and 96 kHz). The DMX-R100 offers an extremely high level of processing power, 48 input channels and 8 Aux Returns are provided, making a total of 56 channels available for stereo or surround sound mixdown. EQ and dynamic processing for all 48 input channels, PGM, Aux Send, and MTR outputs. The DMX-R100, with its stunning sound performance, operability, and flexibility, meets the creative needs of producers, artists, and engineers from tracking to mixdown.
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Mixers |
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Sony DMX-R100 |
world class
board |
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Recorders |
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Steinberg Nuendo 4 |
used on many Grammy winners |
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Alesis ADAT HD24 |
48-track hard disk |
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Tascam CD-RW5000 |
CD |
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Sony A6 |
DAT |
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Tascam 112 |
cassette |
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Monitors |
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Genelec 1031A |
trusted by engineers worldwide |
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Yamaha NS-10M |
found in pro studios everywhere |
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Event 20/20p |
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Tannoy SBM |
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JBL PSW-1000 |
subwoofer |
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QSC RMX850 |
power amp |
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Hafler TA1600 |
power amp |
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Microphones |
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Neumann U87 |
a studio legend |
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Neumann M147 |
U47 based tube mic |
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Neumann KM184 |
a contemporary classic |
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Soundelux E251C |
a upgraded version of the legend |
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Soundelux ifet7 |
an enhanced 47fet & U87 in one mic |
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Soundelux U195 |
an improved version of the 47fet |
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Groove Tube MD-1A |
U67 based tube mic |
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Groove Tube Convertible |
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Sennheiser MD421 |
THE mic for drums, amps, etc. |
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Sennheiser MD504/E604 |
smaller version of the MD421 |
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Shure KSM32/SL |
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Shure SM81 |
a workhorse for overheads, etc. |
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Shure SM57 |
the "swiss army knife" of mics |
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Shure SM58 |
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AKG C451B |
matched pair of a studio classic |
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AKG D112 |
a standard for kick drum micing |
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Beyerdynamic M160 |
dual-element ribbon mic |
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Rode NTK |
tube mic found on many of today's hits |
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CAD E-200 |
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CAD E-100 |
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Stedman N90 |
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Octava MC012 |
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Audio-Technica Pro 25 |
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Audio-Technica Pro 35x |
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Yamaha Subkick |
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Preamps |
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API 3124+ |
4 ch. from the API Legacy consoles |
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Avalon M5 |
one of the world's premier mic pres |
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Avalon U5 |
one of the best DI made |
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AEA TRP |
2 ch. ribbon mic pre |
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Great River ME-1NV |
enhanced Neve 1073 |
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Drawmer 1960 |
2 ch. - used in studios around the world |
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Universal Audio 610B |
from the classic console |
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Universal Audio M-610 |
a proven hit maker |
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Vintech 1272 |
2 ch. - classic Neve 1272 racked |
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FMR Audio RNP |
2 ch. |
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Sony DMX-R100 |
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Comps/Limiters/Gates |
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Empirical Labs EL8 Distressor |
found in the racks of serious pros |
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Universal Audio 1176LN |
one of the finest - a studio must have |
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Universal Audio LA-2A |
on countless albums of all styles |
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dbx 160 |
a staple in studios everywhere |
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dbx DDP |
2 ch. - in a league of its own |
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dbx 263X |
de-esser |
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t.c. electronics Triple-C |
2 ch. - multi-band comp. |
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SPL Transient Designer 4 |
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FMR Audio RNC |
2 ch. |
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FMR Audio RNLA |
2 ch. |
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Rocktron Studio Gate |
4 ch. |
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Effects |
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t.c. electronics Reverb 4000 |
stereo version of the top rated Reverb 6000 |
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t.c. electronics M5000 |
label caliber multi-efx |
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t.c. electronics M2000 |
a popular industry unit |
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t.c. electronics M-One |
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Lexicon 480L w/LARC |
found on gold & platinum hits |
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Lexicon PCM91 |
Lexicon's highest quality reverbs |
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Lexicon MPX500 |
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Eventide H8000 |
Eventide's flagship processor |
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Eventide Eclipse |
5x the power of the legendary H3000 |
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Misc. |
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Alesis BRC |
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Apogee Big Ben |
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t.c. electronics Finalizer |
mastering multi-band comp |
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Coleman Audio M3-PH |
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BBE 422A |
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Radial X-Amp |
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Radial SGI |
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Little Labs STD |
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Alesis SR-16 |
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Emu Proteus |
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Marshall JMP-1 |
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Software |
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Antares Auto-Tune 4.0 |
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Cakewalk Sonar Studio 6.2 |
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Celemony Melodyne 3.2 |
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Digidesign Pro Tools 7.3 |
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Garritan Personal Orchestra |
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Native Instruments Akoustik Piano |
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Native Instruments B4 II |
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Native Instruments Kompakt |
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Sony Acid Pro 6.0 |
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Sony Acoustic Mirror |
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Sony Batch Converter |
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Sony CD Architect 5.2 |
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Sony DVD Architect 4.0 |
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Sony Noise Reduction 2.0 |
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Sony Soft Encode |
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Sony Sound Forge 9.0 |
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Sony Vegas Pro 8.0 |
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Sonic Reality Symphony Strings |
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Synchro Arts VocAlign |
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Wavemachine Labs Drumagog 4.1 |
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iZotope Ozone 3 |
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