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Steven Slate Audio Raven MTZ Multi-Touch DAW Controller and Display Screen

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Steven Slate Audio Raven MTZ Multi-Touch DAW Controller and Display Screen
Product no: 9000-0071-3659 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

The 43-inch Steven Slate Audio Raven MTZ high-definition display and touchscreen is compatible with all well-known DAWs, including Protools, Cubase, and Logic, and finally manages to bring digital production up to the tactile, intuitive level of an old-school analogue mixer. Nudge multiple faders at the same time and tweak compressors and equalisers with two-handed gestures. Using the included tabletop stand, the MTZ can be set up at a comfortable angle on your desktop, mimicking the set up of an analogue mixer and reducing the chance of reflection glare.

Specifications

Product features

Sustainable product	not specified
Functions	touchscreen
Included software	none
MIDI & other	none
Software included	yes, download
For software	universal
MIDI controller type	display screen

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	42,1 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	123,0 x 78,0 x 25,0 cm

Product specifications

Steven Slate Audio Raven MTi2
display screen and multi-touch DAW controller
diameter: 43"
resolution: 1920 x 1080 px
connections:
- HDMI image display
- USB for control functions
compatible with Windows and Mac OS
DAW compatibility:
- ProTools
- Cubase/Nuendo
- Ableton Live
- Logic Pro X
- Digital Performer
- Studio One

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Silvère March 5, 2023

Wrote the following about Steven Slate Audio Raven MTZ Multi-Touch DAW Controller and Display Screen

Ca change la perception d'utilisation de l'ordinateur.
Hormis l'apport indéniable sur nos DAW de la couche multitouch, c'est sur le côté système qui est très intéressent aussi.
Habitué d'écran à grande résolution, le Full HD est moins gênant grâce à tout les raccourcis possible pour afficher/cacher les fenêtres/options.
Un peu long de le prendre en main, mais difficile de sans passer après ;)