Most
significantly, the expanded console's operating system has been upgraded to the
latest V.2.9 software.
Euphonx has standardized the development of its System 5, Max Air and MC
workstation product lines around the Windows XP platform, giving users an
upgrade path as their needs evolve.
"The console, which now allows two man operation, has proved
to be extremely popular with clients and staff alike," says Goldcrest's
managing director Peter Joly. "It's a pleasure to encounter a product of this
complexity and sophistication that works straight out of the box. The Euphonix
team came to Goldcrest, installed the new hardware and software, and were gone
by mid afternoon, allowing our engineers to complete our side of the
installation. By the end of the following day, we were able to record a complex
ISDN session."
Goldcrest's London operation comprises five dubbing theaters, a sound transfer
suite and a specialist deliveries room, as well as more than 60 cutting rooms,
all with 200MB/s access to SohoNet. The studio's recent credits include the
features Hotel Rwanda, The History Boys and
Road to Guantanamo.