TRIAGON User Concept

General

The TRIAGON system and the audio server can be controlled using a console whose size and configuration are selectable. Several mobile controllers and a notebook connected to the TRIAGON system via W-LAN can be added for even more flexibility.

It is also possible to connect multiple “terminals” (consoles and/or PCs) to the audio processor. This opens new horizons for the sound engineer: during rehearsals for a new theater play, for instance, the mixing console can be operated from the auditorium with a standard notebook connected to the network via wireless LAN.

As audio channels can be freely assigned to the channel strips, it is perfectly possible to use a console whose footprint is compact enough for the area where it will be used. All DSP parameters of the selected channel are operated from a central control section.

The console provides eight freely configurable operating layers that can be selected at the press of a button.

In addition, all channels can be assigned to one of 16 fader or mute groups, or to the 16 “VCA groups”.

All audio channels can be labeled. Those labels appear in the displays of the associated channel strips.

A system version with DSP-capacity sharing is available on request for projects where several largely independent consoles sharing the same audio server are used.

A PC-based graphic user interface is provided for swift and intuitive channel and bus configuration.

Complex control operations of connected converters and the audio network can be performed from the console and even included in the automation data sets. TRIAGON offers multiple PFL/SOLO modes.