SeriesTwelve™ — Full Digital Control
Updated: May 17, 2005

The SeriesTwelve is a revolutionary console system from Harrison. The SeriesTwelve incorporates full digital control and total automation of analog or digital signal processing.

The SeriesTwelve system uses remote control technology that integrates three major components that together provide literally any type of console configuration for any application.

The Control Surface:
The Control Surface is designed to provide a traditional, easy-to-operate work surface, which can be configured to control hundreds of analog or digital channels. The Control Surface may be configured in a traditional manner a layered manner, an assignable manner, or any combination of the three. The Control Surface is designed for the future, allowing large numbers of inputs to be controlled by a separate and efficient work surface providing fast and logical access to any of the channels.

Audio Processing :
The Audio Processing consists of remote controlled microphone preamplifiers, full function input channels configured as mono, stereo or in-line channels, output channels, monitoring system and router/switcher. The Audio Processing is fully independent from the Control Surface, and may be located up to 150 feet from the Control Surface. The Audio Processing may be provided as analog, digital or together in a hybrid configuration.

The Support System:
The support system consists of a powerful computer, which manages the Harrison high-speed serial/video processing. This system offers extensive high resolution, real-time interactive video graphics along with unmatched automation control. This unique system ties together an audio console system that will provide power and flexibility far into the future.

The Automation Features:
The SeriesTwelve offers the most powerful automation system available today. Real-time dynamic automation of function is a standard feature of the SeriesTwelve. Save/Recall can be used to reset the console to desired setups. Programmable softkeys can be used for custom console setups and be triggered from timecode.