Broadcast Studio
New England Digital
Synclavier PostPro
AES/EBU
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New England Digital
New England Digital Corporation (NED) was founded in 1976 in Norwich, Vermont, later moving to White River Junction. The company designed the Synclavier, one of the first digital synthesis and sampling systems, and turned it into a complete recording and post-production platform. A pioneer of digital audio and hard-disk recording, NED defined high-end studios in the 1980s before closing in 1993.
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