Avid S1

Yes, the S1 is a control surface, not an audio interface. It requires a computer running Pro Tools or another EUCON-compatible DAW to process audio and handle the software integration.

Yes, the S1 uses the EUCON protocol, which allows it to integrate deeply with third-party DAWs like Logic Pro, Cubase, Nuendo, and Premiere Pro. While it is optimized for Pro Tools, it provides extensive hands-on control for any software that supports the EUCON standard.

You can mount an iPad or Android tablet to the S1 and run the free Avid Control app. This provides high-resolution visual feedback, including track names, metering, and automation status, effectively acting as an extension of the physical faders.

Absolutely. You can connect up to four S1 units side-by-side to create a larger, unified mixing surface. This allows you to expand your fader count as your studio needs grow.

Yes, the S1 features touch-sensitive, motorized faders. These provide tactile feedback and automatically snap to the current position of your tracks when you switch banks or sessions.