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The MusicMaster SD-12 is a professional digital audio workstation (DAW) designed by Avid in the 1980s. It was the predecessor to the industry-standard Pro Tools DAW that is widely used today in music production, film scoring, and post-production.The SD-12 featured 12-bit resolution, sampling rates up to 48 kHz, and a unique software architecture that allowed for real-time mixing and digital audio editing. Its interface included a control surface with motorized faders, a compact video monitor, and a keyboard input.The SD-12 was popular among professionals in the music industry due to its high-quality sound, user-friendly interface, and extensive feature set. It also facilitated collaboration through multichannel digital audio streaming and networking capabilities.Although the SD-12 was eventually replaced by more advanced DAWs, such as the Pro Tools | HDX and Pro Tools | HD Native systems, it remains a vintage and collectible piece of music technology history. Many modern DAWs still draw inspiration and functionality from this pioneering digital audio workstation.



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MusicMaster SD-12

MusicMaster SD-12

MusicMaster SD-12

MusicMaster SD-12

MusicMaster SD-12

MusicMaster SD-12



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