In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, the character Marcellus claims: "There is something rotten in the state of Denmark." Well, that was centuries ago – and it is fiction. Rest assured all is well in Denmark. Now, our claim is: "There is something rocking in southern France!"

Our AX32 has been - and still is - hugely popular among classical music location recording engineers due to its sheer audio quality in converting analog to digital, as well in terms of clean and transparent mic preamps on the analog inputs. But as it turns out, it is not only in classical music circles that pristine audio quality is being appreciated.

We found a hard-rocking gentleman in France, who initially bought into the world of AX32 and DADman for its flexible audio routing capabilities, but he also had quite a moment of revelation once he heard the difference in audio quality when the system was installed...     

Andrew Scheps appeared in a Puremix Live session in which he shared how our Dante Card saves him a ton of production time when rendering for Dolby Atmos.

Andrew Scheps is one of the audio engineers that probably doesn't need further introduction, but if you should happen to be unaware of his career, he has worked in the studio with artists like Red Hot Chili Peppers, Adele, Metallica, Jay-Z, etc. and has mixed three Grammy-Award albums. And from the time when he did live tours, he was on the road with Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder over the years. 

You get the idea! He has been into pro audio for decades and is highly regarded for his studio skills, as well as deeply knowledgeable within the field. Also, he is not afraid of being among the first movers when new technologies emerge - including IP Audio and Immersive Sound formats.
 

Recording engineer Christian Amonson threw out a challenge when capturing University of the Pacific's Symphonic Wind Ensemble:

"Spot the Digital Audio Denmark AX2 off the edge of the stage.
All 32 channels in use." 

Yup, we see it! 🤩