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Pro Tool Expert get their hands on the Trinnov D-Mon

 

Paul Mortimer from Emerging pays another visit to the guys at Pro Tools Expert to demo the updated D-Mon Series of Trinnov Audio’s Room Optimization System.

In Part 1 below Paul covers the basics of how the Trinnov D-Mon corrects your listening environment and can make mixing easier, whatever your setup. Stay tuned for part two and three to follow.

 

Setting Up & Testing the Trinnov D -Mon Part 1

 

For more information on Trinnov D-Mon click below.

A front view of the Trinnov D-Mon monitoring system and room optimizer.


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