ANDREW WILD: So, what’s really cool about Fusion, this is the mixing console control surface with faders here, we’ve got eight knobs that are all touch sensitive for EQ and dynamics, and then the top here, we’ve got a screen here for showing metering and what’s going on with the tracks and EQ curves. What’s really is I can press a button and I’ve got my Pro Tools tracks. I’m actually just running a couple of Pro Tools tracks here, and I can control them just as if I was actually using a mouse on the screen, so this is controlling Pro Tools tracks.

If I hit another button, now what’s happening is you see Nuendo’s coming up on the surface, so this is controlling a PC whereas the other one’s controlling a Mac. So now, again, I’ve got individual control of tracks in Nuendo, including EQ, dynamics, everything else. But the cool thing is that I can bring them all together, so now what I’ve got is I’ve got some tracks of our own DSP, I’ve got some tracks of Pro Tools, and I’ve got some tracks of Nuendo all sitting right next to each other on the control surface, and that’s what makes this really cool. It’s that combination of DSP and DAW control on a single surface.