Frederik Rosenkjær graduated in Sound Engineering from the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen, which focused mainly on studio work, but today he actually puts most of his time into live sound. Common to both applications, though, is that he uses an AX32 as the audio interface, routing and conversion centerpiece.

At the heart of the system, he has an AX32 AD/DA converter and audio router equipped with 32 analog inputs with microphone preamps, 8 analog outputs for monitoring and an SPQ card that handles crossover points and room/speaker correction. 

I also love that I have total recall on everything and that there is minimal latency to and from any source on the network. The AX32 is indeed my centerpiece in any situation – live or in the studio.”
 

'The Work Room' recently upgraded their control surfaces and said: "Out with the old, in with the new." 👌 

Yep, MOM sure is a nice match for Avid's new S1. 😎
 

This video may be about microphones first, but we see mics as key components in most AX32 recording applications. And while it may be blurred out a bit, you can easily see that the mics go to an AX32 in the background for amplification and A/D conversion. 😎👌