Thanks to open standards like ST 2110, RAVENNA, and AES67, remote-production capability comes as standard. Lawo’s mc² mixing consoles - the mc☩6, mc☥6, and mc☣6 - focus on IP-based broadcast, AV, and live-production scenarios and are available in multiple configurations for at-home productions, flypacks, OB trucks, and large production facilities in on-premises, WAN-distributed, and hybrid deployments. With the inclusion of patented Nodal Processing, processing can be applied to any node on the auxiliary section of the console, allowing engineers to send unique processing on each send from single or multiple channels. In addition, 128 buses are assignable as mono/stereo groups or auxiliaries a 48×48 output matrix, dual solo buses with True Solo, and LR/LCR/5.1 master bus are available for even deeper configurability.
The master section incorporates 48 gangable 48-band graphic EQs, 48 stereo effects, and 36 control groups (VCAs). Mustard Processing is a fully integrated suite of additional processing that can be assigned to any strip to boost the mix with a range of modeled preamps, vintage dynamics units, and EQ sections. Standard channel processing across both inputs and outputs includes channel delay, DiGiTuBe, single and multi-channel presets, dual insert points, hi- and lo-pass filters at 24 dB/octave, four-band parametric EQ (eight on outputs) with band curve selection and Dynamic EQ on each band, DiGiCo’s DYN 1 (compressor, de-esser, or multiband compressor) and DYN 2 (gate, compressor, or ducker). New GTX ports run at 6.6 GHz, and simple two-wire connections ensure the fastest possible data speeds.
Inside the Quantum engine, up to 2,000 channels can be transported across 688 processing paths at 96 kHz.
Quantum 7 features three large-scale FPGAs working in unison. The Quantum 7B delivers the functionality, audio performance, and scale required to handle the largest productions.
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