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The PRO X Control Centre
The same engineering expertise that has seen the
rugged and roadworthy performance of MIDAS
consoles through the bumps and knocks of four
decades of world touring ensure that the PRO X
control surface is as solid as a rock, night after night.
Daylight Viewable Screens
While some consoles claim daylight visibility, they
can easily become di cult or even impossible to
operate in high ambient lighting.
PRO X’s visual support is engineered to
remainexceptional.
Tested in the sweltering glare of the Nevada desert,
our daylight viewable screens are peerless when it
comes to providing visual, as well as audio clarity.
29 Precision, 100 mm MIDAS PRO Faders
The PRO X employs 29 of our world famous MIDAS
PRO Faders, rated for up to 1,000,000 cycles - three
times that of other leading manufacturers.
PRO X strikes the perfect balance in every design direction.
It mirrors the natural work  ow of mix engineers to provide
e ortless control and crystal clear feedback of system status at all
levels, from the highest overview to the  nest detail.
LCD Channel Displays With Colour Coding
Live sound engineers have typically used colour
when navigating mixing consoles by applying
di erent-coloured adhesive tape and swapping
coloured fader knobs to help make console
navigation faster and more intuitive.
MIDAS have taken this established principle of
channel recognition and applied it to the control
surface. Channels and VCA/POP groups are easily
identi ed with assignable LED colour coding and
digital write-on buttons.
New Output Section
The PRO X control surface features an entirely new
output section that makes handling the potentially
huge number of buses a breeze. A page of 24 of the
possible 96 bus masters is displayed across three
rows of eight, each position easily identi ed by the
same kind of select switch as the channel bay.
The digital write-on name and RGB backlight colour
means ‘can’t miss’ selection. Pressing ‘to faders’ on
any row drops the master fader for those buses onto
the mix bay.
All of the buses can be scrolled through, in pages of
24, and when an output is added to a POP group, it
will unfold to the dedicated output section, making
it even easier to organise your work ow.
Legendary Sound
PRO X feels, as well as sounds superb. All the
variable controls on the console are genuine
analogue high precision potentiometers, not
mechanical encoders.
These access NEUTRON through precision
instrumentation A-D converters and MIDAS’s
custom interpolation algorithms. This means
that as well as all audio, all operator input is fully
interpolated to ensure a linear, analogue-style, silky
smooth ‘feel’ to your mix.
VCAs, POP Groups and Channel Navigation
At the heart of MIDAS console navigation are the
VCA and POPulation groups, which provide primary
access to multiple channels (typically grouped into
related clusters by mix engineers).
To access all the channels belonging to any of the
VCA or POP groups, merely press the select switch
and those channels unfold to the control surface.
If you think of the VCA faders as if they were each
containers for all the channels they control then
nding channels becomes a natural and easy task.
This method is further expanded through the
provision of user customised POP (POPulation)
groups, which can contain any combination of
channels that you want to access instantly, at the
press of a switch.
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