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resolution October 2011
RESOLUTION AWARDS
T
he Dangerous BAX EQ is a deep 1U
comprising stereo high and low EQ shelving
bands along with high and low filters. As
we have come to expect from designer Chris
Muth, there is no skimping here and only the finest
components are used, including hand-wired Mogami
cable, and there are no transformers in the audio path.
The front panel features controls that are stepped for
repeatability and for matched stereo setup.
There are high and low frequency shelving sections
where left and right channels share the frequency
selection, but have useful separate boost/cut knobs.
Each of these has a range of +/-5dB with half dB
steps. The high shelf has eight switchable frequencies
at 1.6, 1.8, 2.1, 2.5, 3.4, 4.8, 7.1 and 18kHz. These
frequency labels are at about an octave below the true
shoulder frequency; with such broad curves Muth
seems to have decided that these are better described
at the middle of their effective curve, so at 5dB boost
there is exactly that amount of boost at the indicated
frequency, with the shelf flattening out at about a 6dB
boost somewhere above that. The low shelf also has
eight positions at 74, 84, 98, 116, 131, 166, 230
and 361Hz, and these are indeed their true shoulder
frequencies. Flanking these are the High- and Low-
Pass 2-pole filters (12dB/octave) with the low filter
settings at 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 43 and 54Hz, while
the high filter settings are at 7.5, 9, 11.1, 12.6, 18, 28
and 70kHz. The filter selection knobs switch individual
filters with a relay, so only the chosen filter is selected.
While 5dB may not seem like much to play with the
Baxandall curves have a very wide Q.
‘The BAX has already had the thumbs-up from
a number of mastering engineers and that arena is
probably where it will prove most popular. If you want
power and grunt, or mid-range juicing, then the BAX
might not do it, although the high shelf set to lower
frequencies certainly brings out some poke. But if you
want smooth treble and bass sweetening, then this is a
must-try box.’ Resolution V10.6. n
AWARDS 2011
QUALITY & INNOVATION
Winner
EQ
Dangerous Music
BAX EQ
P
ro Tools 9 incorporates ‘next-generation
architecture’ allowing users the choice to
work with Avid audio interfaces, third-
party audio interfaces, or no hardware at all
when using the built-in audio capabilities of a Mac or
PC. This software-only option for Pro Tools delivers ‘the
most open, flexible and feature rich version in history’
according to the company. Also new is support for Eucon
to expand control surface options to include Artist Series
and Pro Series audio consoles and controllers (formerly
known as Euphonix consoles and controllers).
Many features previously available as add-ons are now
available as standard. Automatic Delay Compensation
— users can mix and record with increased alignment
and phase accuracy without the need to manually
compensate for latencies from hardware I-Os, internal
and external routing, and plug-in algorithm processing.
More audio tracks and buses — allows users to create
more elaborate productions with support for 96 mono
or stereo voices in the new software-only version of
Pro Tools (192 voices with Pro Tools HD systems), 256
internal buses, and 160 aux tracks.
Advanced production toolset — Users can analyse
and adjust timing across multiple tracks for tighter
rhythm with the built-in multitrack Beat Detective
module, improve organisation and asset sharing with
the DigiBase Pro file management tool, and save time
with full Import Session Data dialog.
A series of audio for picture enhancements permits
collaboration with other audio and video software
users, including: OMF/AAF/MXF interchange and
MP3 export; built-in timecode ruler (software only
configuration of Pro Tools); updated 7.1 surround
panner; and new variable stereo pan depths.
‘Pro Tools 9 represents a seismic shift from the
Digidesign era into a new strategy for Avid. For
years, Pro Tools was (uniquely) DAW software that
you couldn’t buy; it was merely made available and
authorised by virtue of an attached Digidesign audio
interface. But now, everything has changed. There is
now Pro Tools 9, the optional Complete Production
Toolkit 2, and 9HD. Most excitingly, all now come with
Core Audio and ASIO support.’ Resolution V10.1. n
AWARDS 2011
QUALITY & INNOVATION
Winner
DAW
Avid Pro Tools 9
Contact
DANGEROUS MUSIC, USA
Website: www.dangerousmusic.com
ALSO NOMINATED: A-Design EM-EQ2; CharterOak
PEQ-1; Thermionic Culture Freebird.
Contact
AVID, US
Website: www.avid.com
ALSO NOMINATED: Magix Sequoia 11; Merging
Technologies Pyramix 7; SADiE 6.
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