Studer To Display OnAir 3000 Console At International Radio Festival

HARMAN’s Studer is to display its OnAir 3000 digital mixing console at the International Radio Festival (IRF) 2014 in Zurich, Switzerland, August 21 to September 7.

The Studer OnAir 3000 will also be featured at SwissRadioDay 2014, which will take place during the IRF on September 3.
The Studer OnAir 3000 is a digital console designed for radio and TV broadcasting and production. It features Studer’s 'Touch-n-Action' colour touchscreen user interface that provides access to all key functions, and offers a range array of cueing, routing, signal processing and metering options.
"Our OnAir 3000 is ideal for the medium to upper segment and combines exceptional flexibility with the pristine sound quality that has made Studer the industry standard in broadcast consoles worldwide," said Keith Watson, Marketing Director, Soundcraft Studer. "At IRF and Swiss Radio Day, attendees will have a unique opportunity to see and hear the OnAir 3000 first-hand and experience what it can do in live broadcast situations."
The Studer OnAir 3000 is based on a completely modular concept. The fader module includes six fader strips and up to eight fader modules can be fitted for a maximum console size of 48 faders. A variety of layout options are available, to tailor the OnAir 3000 for radio or TV broadcast applications. Available modules include fader, motorized fader and fader assign modules; monitoring and talkback modules; main screen and fader screen modules and more. The console provides a host of digital and analog connectivity options.
The OnAir 3000 provides three main stereo mix busses plus an audition facility, four stereo AUX busses and three independent studio monitoring circuits with a talkback speaker built into the console. The console offers assignable rotary controls and complete EQ, dynamics processing, noise gate, de-esser and other processing and input/output routing for each channel. The OnAir 3000 integrates with radio playout systems and the Studer CMS Call Management System that allows the operator to manage incoming phone calls on a single screen.
"We are honoured to have Studer as our radio studio partner at this year’s IRF 2014," said Darryl von Däniken, Festival Director of IRF and event organizer for the SwissRadioDay 2014. "Studer is known worldwide as a leader in digital consoles for radio and TV and the company’s presence at IRF validates the growing importance of the event also as a ‘must-see’ technology showcase for broadcast professionals and attendees."

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