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By Full Compass LiveSince its initial release, the Waves eMotion LV1 digital Definition:
A signal or data expressed as series of the digits 0 and 1, typically represented by values of a physical quantity such as voltage or magnetic polarization.mixing system has been hugely popular for live sound productions of any size thanks to its pristine audio quality, customizable workflow, and complete Waves plugin integration. Until now, the eMotion LV1 has only been available as a modular system where each system component needed to be chosen individually. The modular nature of the system is another big reason for its popularity, but sometimes, an all-in-one solution is the answer.
Enter: Waves eMotion LV1 Classic.
In this Full Compass Spotlight, join Nick Marzock as he goes in-depthDefinition:
The extent to which one parameter modulates another. Increasing depth increases the effect of modulation. on the all-new eMotion LV1 Classic with Jeremiah Clever from Waves! Learn how the LV1 Classic takes everything that made the LV1 a hit with houses of worship, live venues, and international touring productions – powerful DSPDefinition:
1. (Digital Signal Processor): An integrated circuit or device that mathematically alters sound or video signals. 2. (Digital Signal Processing): The technique of converting an analog signal into digital data, manipulating that data, then producing an analog output that reflects the changes caused by these manipulations done in the digital domain., expandability, and intuitive UI – and puts it into a classic live mixing consoleDefinition:
A control surface for audio, video, or lighting control positioned like a desk. Also called, Mixer, Controller, Board, or (British) Desk. format. Nick and Jeremiah also go over all the incredible features packed into the LV1 Classic, including a 21.5" multi-touch screen, all-new 100mm Alps motorized touch-sensitive faders, 16 onboard Waves Signature Preamps, and built-in Extreme Server digital signal processingDefinition:
Alteration of sound or video signals by using a hardware device or software. Typical signal processing devices include equalization, compression, reverb, color correction, blur, glow, etc.. Check out this video to learn all about the Waves eMotion LV1 Classic, and call your Full Compass Sales Professional to order your system today!
