GearCast Video - Soundcraft Ui Series Digital Mixers Intro – Any Device, Anywhere

The Ui Series mixers feature cross-platform compatibility with iOSDefinition:
Apple proprietary operating system, primarily for mobile devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Apple Watch). Current Apple TVs run on tvOS, which is similar to, and based on, iOS., Android, Windows, Mac OS, and Linux devices, and can use up to 10 control devices simultaneously. In addition, the Ui12 and Ui16 each feature built-in HARMAN signal processingDefinition:
Alteration of sound or video signals by using a hardware device or software. Typical signal processing devices include equalization, compression, reverb, color correction, blur, glow, etc. from dbx, that used 2:1 compression prior to a noisy circuit, and 1:2 expansion afterward., DigiTech and Lexicon, including dbx AFS2, DigiTech AmpDefinition:
Abbreviation for either Ampere or Amplifier. Modeling, and more. Both models feature fully recallable and remote-controlled mic gain and phantom powerDefinition:
A source of power for a microphone (usually condenser) that travels to the microphone over the microphone's cable. There are different voltage standards and requirements for different microphones, but the most common standard is 48 Volts. It derives its name because there is no visible power cable., along with 4-band parametric EQDefinition:
An equalizer with controls for bandwidth, frequency, and boost/cut., high-pass filterDefinition:
A circuit or sometimes, mechanical device that passes audio above a specific frequency, and attenuates audio below that frequency. A typical audio application is reducing frequency response below 50-200 Hz to minimize hum, room noise, plosives, and bass reflection build-ups due to acoustical issues. , compressorDefinition:
A device that reduces dynamic range by a certain ratio, and used primarily for audio signals., de-esserDefinition:
A signal processor that reduces sibilance ("ess" sounds) from vocals. and noise gateDefinition:
An audio device that mutes the output when the input level drops below a certain threshold. The main use is removing low-level, non-essential sounds the occur between words or musical phrases. on input channels.