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How CRAS Helps Students with Audio Signal Flow on Two Separate Campuses

Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences Installs Two Solid State Logic ORIGIN 32 Channel In-Line Analogue Consoles.

The Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences (CRAS) in Arizona installed two Solid State Logic ORIGIN 32-channel in-line analogue mixing consoles this past July. The two new ORIGIN consoles are installed in Studio B at the main CRAS campus in Tempe and Studio B at the satellite campus in Gilbert, where students are first introduced to the signal flow and operation of large-format recording consoles.

“Students who enter our program have access to both consoles,” explained Robert Brock, director of education at CRAS. “On any given day, we're running the same class at both locations in parallel.” 

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