PreSonus released special-edition versions of their StudioLive III SE digital mixing consoles. The company offers three models with Milan-certified audio networking capabilities. Each mixer provides comprehensive remote control and enhanced processing features. Sound engineers gain access to FlexMixes for configuring auxiliary and matrix outputs. The consoles support Virtual Soundcheck functionality for recalling previous recordings.
The SE 16 model contains 17 XMAX-R microphone preamps with matching motorized faders. PreSonus designed the SE 24 version with 26 faders and 33 preamps for larger applications. The flagship SE 32 delivers 33 faders and preamps for professional installations. All units function as 64-channel bidirectional USB audio interfaces. Engineers can record individual channels while maintaining live performance capabilities.
Adrian Haselhuber from PreSonus stated the mixers address real-world performance challenges. The SE 16 costs £1799, while the SE 24 reaches £2649. PreSonus prices the SE 32 at £3049 for complete professional setups. All models become available immediately through authorized dealers. The company provides free firmware updates for existing StudioLive Series III users.
The SE 16 model contains 17 XMAX-R microphone preamps with matching motorized faders. PreSonus designed the SE 24 version with 26 faders and 33 preamps for larger applications. The flagship SE 32 delivers 33 faders and preamps for professional installations. All units function as 64-channel bidirectional USB audio interfaces. Engineers can record individual channels while maintaining live performance capabilities.
Adrian Haselhuber from PreSonus stated the mixers address real-world performance challenges. The SE 16 costs £1799, while the SE 24 reaches £2649. PreSonus prices the SE 32 at £3049 for complete professional setups. All models become available immediately through authorized dealers. The company provides free firmware updates for existing StudioLive Series III users.
