Versions

• in radio and TV studios for drama production, post production, and live events
• in radio and TV O.B. Trucks
• in theaters and concert halls for sound reinforcement and live applications
• for music production
• in film-sound studios for recording and mixing applications

Sample Configuration of a CANTUS Mixing-Console System

Every single mixing-console system is configured according to the customer's requirements. The following sample configuration demonstrates the features available for a system.
For example, the stand-alone main console (stand incuded) may present the following setup:

Left 20 channel strips

Center 12 reduced channel strips Central Channel-Control Unit monitoring panel automation controls graphics tablet TFT color display pullout PC keyboard

Right 16 channel strips

Phones Outputs

• located on the left and the right below the hand rest
• 1/4" connectors (TRS)

Backup Medium

• 3,5" MOD drive
• storage media: 230 Mbytes or 640 Mbytes

Talkback Microphone

• SHM 20-300 electret condenser microphone on goose neck

Power Supply

• 2 backplane power-supply units
• redundancy

Options

• 2 speaker stands for near-field monitors
• 1 bracket on the console center for mounting a stereo-image display
• 1 movable script holder
• 1 joystick panel featuring 2 motorized joysticks (Motorized joysticks are not available on U.S. units.), multi-channel monitoring, and multi-channel routing
• fibre-optic connector for slave console

Slave Console

The user interface of the desktop slave console includes:

• 12 reduced channel strips
• 2 fader panels
• 3 metering panels
• equalizer panel
• monitoring panel
• separate meters for master mix and PFL