| Paraphrasing from a German beta-tester I found on another forum:
Tango connects direct to the audio engines and has been tested with Nuendo and Logic.
The TFT is 22" and a touchscreen and allows for even fat fingered persons to control easily.
Typical 8 faders with solo and mute, plus switchable AFL, PFL and SIP if software supports. Also facility to control input gain as found in Nuendo mixer.
Inject mode allows any channel to brought up onto the controller.
At the top of the TFT there is an ARC like display that allows users to swipe to bring channels up onto the controller, just like the large SmartAV surfaces... this is called MonARC.
It appears to have chair mode. Once the surface selects channels, all track parameters are instantly displayed on the TFT for editing.
I believe the hold function is there, so you can lock channels onto the surface, dead useful while using swipe mode on the ARC.
It seems the TFT displays all built-in Nuendo features like channel EQ and DYN, sends plus Inserts and enables quick on/off switching as well as detailed graphical editing. The buttons/encoders for these are located on the side of the TFT.
I'm sure it contains standard transport controls...
Channels can all be edited and also named apparently via a softscreen virtual QWERTY keyboard...
That would be very cool if true as you might be able to ditch a keyboard and use the Tango and a mouse...
Thats about all I could make out...
-T |