Description
Technical
Specifications
Surface
| Physical faders | 8 |
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| Motorized faders | Yes |
| Touchscreen | No |
| Faders | 8 motorised, touch-sensitive faders across 3 active banks, up to 40 assignable fader channels |
| Ergonomics | Hardware trim controls, transport control, dedicated PFL keys, routing; ZaxNet gain control of digital wireless transmitters, playback function simultaneous with recording |
Recording
| Onboard recording | No |
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Networking
| Networking & protocols | USB |
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| Redundant PSU | No |
| Redundant networking | No |
Physical
| Width | 273 mm |
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| Depth | 324 mm |
| Height | 76 mm |
| Weight | 1.8 kg |
Power
| Power supply | Very low consumption: 2.4 W (200 mA at 12 V) |
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Other
| Applications | Control surface: drives a host recorder (Nova 2, Nova, Nomad 12/10, Deva 24) over a single serial cable; processing and recording stay in the host |
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| Software | Hub function (direct interface to an RX-12 receiver or a USB keyboard); touch GUI: metadata, expanded metering, matrices and cross-points, visual timecode slate |
| Year / dates | Release year to be confirmed |
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Software
Oasis GUI (Zaxcom GUI)Download
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Editorial & artists
Our take
History & design
The Zaxcom Oasis is a mixing control surface for location sound. It neither records nor processes on its own: it drives a Zaxcom host recorder (Nova 2, Nova, Nomad 12/10, Deva 24) over a single serial cable, with all processing and recording remaining in the host.
It offers 8 motorised, touch-sensitive faders across 3 active banks — up to 40 assignable fader channels — plus hardware trim controls, transport control, dedicated PFL keys and routing. From the Oasis you assign ZaxNet gain control of Zaxcom's digital wireless transmitters and get a full playback function, simultaneous with recording. In Hub mode it interfaces directly with an RX-12 receiver or a USB keyboard; its touch GUI gives access to metadata, expanded metering, matrices and cross-points, and a visual timecode slate. Power draw is remarkably low (2.4 W).
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