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STAGE CUSTOM BIRCH AND RECORDING CUSTOM KITS SPORT NEW COLORS ANAHEIM, Calif.—Yamaha Drums introduces striking new color schemes for its vaunted Stage Custom Birch and Recording Custom drum sets. The Stage Custom Birch kit now comes in a sleek Matte Black and gorgeous Honey Amber finishes. Schools seeking good-looking, functional drum sets will also appreciate the quality offered by the Stage Custom Birch. The renowned Recording Custom drum kits are available in vibrant new colors Deep Blue and Antique Sunburst. For drummers of the classic rock era, the Recording Custom kits, known as the most recorded drums of all times, set the benchmark for excellence and enjoy an unparalleled history of success and innovation. The Japanese Hokkaido birch shells on the Recording Custom and pristine interior and exterior finishes deliver a sound that discriminating ears considered to be “pre-EQ’d,” making them perfect for the studio or for using multiple microphones in any situation. For more information, visit Yamaha at Winter NAMM 2012, write Yamaha Corporation of America, Pro Audio & Combo Division, Drum Products, P.O. Box 6600, Buena Park, CA 90622; telephone (714) 522-9011; e-mail infostation@yamaha.com or visit http://4wrd.it/yamahadrums. 40 of 40
Steinberg releases CMC series of Cubase controllers —Dedicated modular controller system comprising six slim control units with pads, knobs and faders that cover aspects of handling Cubase— HAMBURG, Germany — Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH announces its new CMC controllers. Dedicated to Steinberg’s Cubase advanced music production system, the six USB- powered CMC units offer an integrated control solution that provides a desirable degree of flexibility and configurability. The CMC controllers are equipped with a combination of control elements that provide tactile control over certain Cubase functions. Each unit can be used separately or hooked up together with the included joint plate, resulting in a control desk that leaves no wishes unfulfilled. “The CMC controllers are ultra-portable and the design’s perfect, but more importantly, the units offer a mind-blowing array of control options. Without a doubt, the CMCs are the perfect complement to Cubase, and Nuendo too,” commented Stefan Schreiber, Steinberg’s product marketing manager for hardware. The CMC-CH channel controller houses 16 illuminated rubber push-buttons, one rotary encoder and a touch fader. The multi-colored buttons provide access to VST instrument settings, solo and mute tracks, bypass EQs, sends and inserts and channel freeze. Eight of the 16 buttons can also be assigned to a second function. The Channel Select button browses through the entire Cubase mixer, while the rotary encoder is used for panning. The LED-based touch fader controls the volume level while displaying the fader position. The CMC-FD fader controller features four high-precision touch faders with LED-based metering and solo/mute function. The touch faders offer simultaneous control over four channels in Cubase. With the Channel Select and Bank Select buttons, users can jump to individual channels or select entire channel groups in the Cubase mixer. Up to four FD units can be combined together for 16-channel control. 41 of 41
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