AX Center Received a Warm Welcome at NAMM and NAB

We had two great shows at NAMM and NAB. AX Center was very well received by everyone who stopped by the booths.

The pro audio press reported, and sales partners, customers and visitors in general immediately picked up on the vast possibilities that this lates addition to the Thunder|Core series represents.  

Thanks to all of you who paid us a visit in LA and Las Vegas! 
 

Core 256 Behind Bars

Walking the NAB Show floors, a familiar blue light caught our eye...

It turns out that at the Solid State Logic booth a Core 256 was sitting behind bars, doing its thing!

Of course, we had a few Core 256's on display and demo out in the open, at the show! 

The good people over at Production Expert – more specifically Mike Thornton – has compiled a lot of useful information about our DADman control software, which is a central audio-routing and monitor control point for AX Center, Core 256, AX64, AX32, MTRX and MTRX Studio.
 

AX Center Applications

So, what applications are the new AX Center ideal for? 🤔

Well, with the massive I/O that it comes with by default, and considering the two expansion slots that you can use to add AES or even more Dante, MADI, Analog In or Analog Out, it can be tailored to fit just about any pro audio application. 

To get the ball rolling, we made six examples that - depending on what you add to the expansion slots - can use Ax Center for: Music Production, Location Recording, Live Sound, Mastering, Immersive Audio or Broadcast.