Amek incorporated “Virtual Dynamics” by way of their CAP (Central Assignment Panel). You may wonder what you would need a small computer for in an analog console. First, you have a 400MHz Intel Celeron processor running MS-DOS.
So what does the 500,000$ (2021 Equivalent to $789,0000) get you in the year 2000? For the time, a surprisingly advanced console. Church’s next tattoo The $500,000 Question Going on pure speculation, we have Analog’s bad boy, Rupert Neve, narrowly escaping security after an attack on rival Solid State Logic’s HQ – apparently with an attractive getaway driver. How any of this has to do with a console is beyond me but immensely amusing.
Neve, as shown in the pages of the 9098’s print brochure. They essentially threw everything in but the kitchen sink at the design, even bringing analog royalty Rupert Neve. In pro audio, Amek was that company introducing one of the most groundbreaking mixing consoles ever made. The Amek 9098i still stands as one of the precursors to today’s hybrid workstations. This appeal also gets companies at the forefront of technology thinking, “How can we apply this to our field?” Modern computing has hit the mainstream, and everyone can’t get enough. Back to the Future *Lexicon reverb and floating chair not included While Amek used “Easy Rupert” as the caption for this brochure, we prefer “Sons of Analog-y.” Of course, we’re talking about Brainworx’s most ambitious bx_console plugin yet – Amek 9099.
Today, we take on a console that comes full circle from analog to digital, back to analog, and then to plugin form.
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