Description
Technical
Specifications
Inputs / Outputs
| Inputs / outputs | Over 250 inputs/outputs standalone; networkable with other SSL products to expand I/O and share resources |
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Processing
| Channel processing | All-digital signal path |
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| Frame | Choice of compact frame sizes depending on the installation |
Surface
| Touchscreen | No |
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Recording
| Onboard recording | No |
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Networking
| Networking & protocols | MADI |
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| Redundant PSU | No |
| Redundant networking | No |
| Audio networking | MADI interface (up to 56 linear digital audio channels, 32 to 48 kHz) |
Other
| Applications | Digital on-air broadcast console, for studio and outside-broadcast (OB) vehicle installations |
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| Variants and configurations | Offered as Aysis Air Plus and Aysis Air Mobile; RIO Grande (I/O) and MADI interface options |
Strip & details
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Software
Other screenshots
Accessories
I/O card
- RIO Grande (I/O interface)
Remote I/O option for the Aysis Air, complemented by a MADI interface option, to expand and route audio.
Editorial & artists
Our take
History & design
The SSL Aysis Air is a digital on-air mixing console designed by Solid State Logic for broadcast, for both studio and outside-broadcast (OB) vehicle installations. Its signal path is fully digital. Standalone, it gives access to over 250 inputs/outputs, and can be networked with other SSL products to expand I/O and share resources. MADI connectivity carries up to 56 digital audio channels (32 to 48 kHz). Offered with a choice of compact frame sizes, it comes as the Aysis Air Plus and Aysis Air Mobile, with RIO Grande (I/O) and MADI interface options. It was installed at major broadcasters (WNET, KABC, KGO, WWOR, WLS, WRC…) and adopted in Italy by VideoTime (Berlusconi/Mediaset group).
Notable users
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Related consoles
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