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Universal Studio Display XT version 2.5 !

The Universal Studio Display XT greatly expands the features of the existing Timecode Display and PunchLight product lines. In addition to timecode, the Universal Studio Display can show bars&beats, time, or samples.

Recording Lamp USB

The RECORDING Lamp USB (RL USB) is a small plexiglass light unit which indicates Recording start/stop and record "ready". The product signals "Recording" by glowing red, and "stand by" in glowing orange. The plexiglass design and matt finish provide an interesting light effect. The unit is powered directly from USB. No PSU or Midi Interface is needed !

PunchLight MIDI

The PunchLight Midi is an automatic switcher interface to connect up to three of the light units such as the RECORDING Display, RECORDING PlexSign, RECORDING Lamp or a RECORDING Strip. This box connects to any MIDI interface; it works in Pro Tools or in Cubase, Nuendo, Logic Pro, Samplitude and Digital Performer.

PunchLight GPI

The PunchLight GPI is an automatic switcher interface for connecting up to three light units at once, such as the RECORDING Display, Recording Lamp, RECORDING Strip or RECORDING PlexSign. This device connects to the GPI port on SYNC HD or SYNC I/O and works exclusively with Pro Tools HD, without any drivers.

Relay Extender

The Relay Extender is a new product, which takes the PunchLight product line into a new direction. You can control any other device for example speakers, microphone or even your own light system via one small additional box. It is very easy to connect it to an existing Midi Switcher Box or GPI ThruBox and automatically turn appropriate gear on or off.

Recording PlexSign

The Recording PlexSign is a brand-new uniquely designed light unit set in high-grade plexiglass. The illuminated letters are engraved using a high precision milling technique. Aesthetically stunning, it has the same functionality as the Recording Display. It can be connected to the GPI ThruBox or the MIDI SwitcherBox either of which act as a trigger.

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