PSN-e AES Breaking News
AES revelation from AMS Neve:
the Genesys analogue console
New York, October 5: At the AES exhibition, which begins today in New York, AMS Neve is debuting Genesys, a new hand-built expandable analogue recording console with digital workstation control. AMS Neve?s Frank Massam says that the console ? due to ship towards the end of this year ? represents ?a new dawn for the Neve brand?, writes David Davies.
Genesys? initial configuration includes 16 channels of mic/line preamps, 16-channel DAW monitoring, 16-channel analogue summing at mixdown, eight auxiliary buses, eight group buses, two main outputs, four effects returns, comprehensive metering, 5.1 monitoring, two cue mixes, talkback services and internal power supply. There is also DAW control for packages including Pro Tools, Logic and Nuendo.
The console can be expanded to over 60 channels in a straight or articulated frame, with options including motorised fader automation, recall, mastering-grade A/D and D/A converters, digitally controlled EQ and dynamics, and remote mic amp control.
?We are very excited about the launch of the Genesys console,? Frank Massam, vice-president of business development at AMS Neve, tells PSN-e. ?For many years Neve has designed and produced the world?s finest high-end analogue consoles, but this perfection has come at a price. Until now?
Click here for Massam?s additional comments on Genesys and its price point.
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