New Hardware DAW Controller

US The Asparion D400 can feature up to 64 motorized faders      28/01/16

New Hardware DAW Controller


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Asparion tells us that their D400 is a new DAW Controller that offers an all-purpose user interface for a state-of-the-art music production. They say that, designed for maximum productivity it adapts to your needs unconditionally, and, with up to 64 motorized faders and countless LED push buttons there is no limit to your creativity. Here's the details in their own words...

Ultra compact
Through its attractive design with a depth of only 238mm the D400 finds its place on every desk. The low construction height of only 33mm contributes to its timeless design which makes it look good everywhere.

Innovative handling
By use of the double click function you can allocate a second action to every button which gives you access to even more functions on smallest space. This is supported by a "push and rotate" function which allows you to turn a rotary encoder in its pushed state to control a second function.

Extremely robust
The aluminum chassis with its anodized laser printed surface does not only look sophisticated but is also extremely robust. Furthermore, the click noise of all push buttons is reduced by their silicon cap. Connected with three screws you can arrange each individual chassis in every order you desire.

A light spectacle
With the tremendous quantity of LEDs and the all-round translucent push button caps you have everything immediately in sight out of every perspective and by the way you create a true light spectacle.

D400T
The D400T forms the basis. Besides all basic functions like "play", "stop" and "record" you can control settings like volume and panorama with the rotary encoders surrounded by an LED ring. By use of buttons 1 to 8 you can assign several functions to the rotary encoders. With the four additional rotary encoders you easily control an EQ. The Jog-Shuttle combination takes you to the correct spot in a matter of seconds. The available sockets to connect a sustain or expression pedal give you the chance to even use your feet. You can connect up to 8 extensions to the D400T which gives you up to 64 faders at the same time.

D400F
The combination of 8 highly precise motorized ALPS faders with 3 LED push buttons each, gives you full control over your audio tracks. The touch-sensitive surface of all faders makes automation become child's play. With an accuracy of up to 4000 levels per fader you always move your controllers exactly to where you want them to be. Due to their compact construction there is room for more than one D400F on every desk. As each extension can be connected to another extension there are sufficient USB ports at any time.

Asparion Configurator Software
Via the extensive software "Asparion Configurator" you can configure the smallest detail and your D400 will thereby be customized to your personal needs without any limitations.

Technical Specifications

General

  • up to 64 faders / 8 extensions
  • anodized aluminum chassis, laser printed
  • standardized midi protocol
  • 2-year warranty


D400 T

  • 8 endless rotary encoders with snap
  • 4 LED rings with 15 LEDs each
  • 21 programmable LED push buttons
  • jog wheel with shuttle
  • 2x 6,35mm sockets for expression and sustain pedal
  • USB B 2.0 connector
  • connector for extension
  • 238 x 137 x 33mm (chassis)


D400 F

  • extension for the D400T, no stand-alone use
  • 8 touch-sensitive 100mm ALPS motor faders with a resolution of up to 12bit (4000 steps)
  • 24 programmable LED push buttons
  • 9V power supply
  • connector for another extension
  • 238 x 238 x 33mm (chassis)


Pricing and Availability:
Bundle (D400T + F): $959
D400F: $579
D400T: $429

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