CSC Ver. 3 Show Control Software
Upping the ante for real-time show control in theatrical and live sound applications is CSC Ver. 3, which merges timeline-based graphical editing facilities with cue-list methodology and external triggering, to become one of the most sophisticated and intuitive packages currently available for the control of sound effects and cues. Sound designers can mix and layer complex WAV file sequences, shifting tracks in time with each other, while manipulating levels and output destinations using the live mixer and routing modules. Routing groups can be stored for future use, with looping and vamping easily applied via the wave display and enhanced engine. MIDI control is via standard MIDI messages, MIDI Show Control, Machine Control and System Exclusive data, and MIDI sequences can also be recorded to capture fader movements on digital mixing desks. Other facilities include event triggering via remote-control button boxes, MIDI commands and timecode, TCP/IP messages or based on the system time clock.
HM Electronics Digital Wireless Intercoms
Among the intercom systems line-up from HM Electronics (HME) was the DX121 One-to-One Digital Wireless Intercom System, which provides flexible wireless connectivity by plugging into a standard intercom station or belt-pack headset jack, or by connecting to a matrix intercom system via its four-wire interface. It enables wireless intercom links to be established quickly and easily, extending an operator's range by up to 300 metres. A single DX121 can support up to four HME remote Communicator® Beltpac or Headsets, while partial-band selection also enables up to eight DX121 wireless intercoms to be used simultaneously. At ABTT, Orbital is also showing HME's DX300, DX200 and DX100 digital wireless intercom systems, including the all-weather IP67-rated DX300 base station.
CSC Ver. 3 Show Control Software
Upping the ante for real-time show control in theatrical and live sound applications is CSC Ver. 3, which merges timeline-based graphical editing facilities with cue-list methodology and external triggering, to become one of the most sophisticated and intuitive packages currently available for the control of sound effects and cues. Sound designers can mix and layer complex WAV file sequences, shifting tracks in time with each other, while manipulating levels and output destinations using the live mixer and routing modules. Routing groups can be stored for future use, with looping and vamping easily applied via the wave display and enhanced engine. MIDI control is via standard MIDI messages, MIDI Show Control, Machine Control and System Exclusive data, and MIDI sequences can also be recorded to capture fader movements on digital mixing desks. Other facilities include event triggering via remote-control button boxes, MIDI commands and timecode, TCP/IP messages or based on the system time clock.
HM Electronics Digital Wireless Intercoms
Among the intercom systems line-up from HM Electronics (HME) was the DX121 One-to-One Digital Wireless Intercom System, which provides flexible wireless connectivity by plugging into a standard intercom station or belt-pack headset jack, or by connecting to a matrix intercom system via its four-wire interface. It enables wireless intercom links to be established quickly and easily, extending an operator's range by up to 300 metres. A single DX121 can support up to four HME remote Communicator® Beltpac or Headsets, while partial-band selection also enables up to eight DX121 wireless intercoms to be used simultaneously. At ABTT, Orbital is also showing HME's DX300, DX200 and DX100 digital wireless intercom systems, including the all-weather IP67-rated DX300 base station.