Some consoles remind you of their analogue roots. Only DiGiCo lets you forget them

While some sound engineers have embraced wholly different working techniques in the digital era, if you’re already a DiGiCo user the chances are you appreciate the logical thought processes that accompany working in the analogue idiom.

However you think, though, intuitive operation is as crucial to responsive live mixing as ever, and throughout the D Series’ design it’s a core philosophy that your next task should always be instantly accessible.

The massively increased processing power of the SD7 means we’ve been able to take this concept much further. Retaining the instant accessibility of its predecessors while adding new flexibility and sonic purity.

Routing options are more extensive than ever, while the generous provision of 32 units of graphical equalisation is more powerful still. And no analogue console has ever allowed you to instantly place input and output channels side by side.

The way these functions and more can be accessed, tweaked, stored and instantly recalled is pure digital control at its finest.

The best of both worlds. So intuitive you almost forget it’s there.