Midas Heritage-D HD96-24
Midas Heritage-D HD96-24 is the HD96 family’s digital mixing console platform. The manufacturer’s current HD-series catalogue identifies HD96-24 console variants with 144 input channels, 96 kHz operation and a 21-inch touch display. Its combination of surface controls and touchscreen forms the console’s operating environment.
The exact installed software and product suffix matter when assessing advanced processing and current channel/bus options. The inventory supplies HD96-24 without a package suffix or list of external I/O. Consequently, this listing does not imply an HD96-AIR, stagebox, touring case or any other separately configurable equipment. Maximum features of a current software release should be distinguished from the verified configuration of a used console.
Model overview
- Heritage-D HD96-24 digital-console family.
- Manufacturer catalogue identifies 144 input channels.
- 96 kHz operation and a 21-inch touch display.
HD96-24: a large touch display and a configurable workflow
The Heritage-D HD96-24 pairs physical controls with a 21-inch touchscreen. The manufacturer’s 144-input, 96 kHz platform description gives the broad processing context, while the actual operator experience depends on how the surface is organized. A large display is most useful when the engineer can find the required channel and function quickly.
The official Quick Start guide describes a color-and-group approach to navigation. Names, colors and group relationships give the operator several ways to identify sources instead of relying only on channel numbers. For a complex input list, that is a workflow consideration to evaluate alongside processing capacity.
Groups, tags and multiple edits
Midas documents tags and a Manchino multi-edit page in the HD96-24 guide. These are organizational and editing tools, not additional audio inputs. Their value is in making related paths easier to manage: a set of sources can be identified as a group before a deliberate common change is made.
The useful operating question is which changes should affect many paths and which should remain local to one channel. A shared color or label can aid navigation, while an audio adjustment needs a clear scope. That distinction is especially relevant on a console with a high channel count.
Saving scenes and saving the whole show
The manufacturer distinguishes storing a scene from saving the show. A scene records a chosen state within the project, while saving the show retains the project itself. An operator preparing a production needs both concepts: a useful cue state and a reliable retained copy of the work.
A repeatable workflow therefore decides what should be recalled and when the project should be saved. The HD96-24 guide also discusses user profiles and mCloud functions. Their documentation does not establish a seller’s account, cloud access or transferable project library as part of this sale.
Exact configuration before a capacity comparison
The current Midas catalogue lists more than one HD96-24 package and presents differing bus figures for variants. The supplied inventory gives Heritage-D HD96-24 without a package suffix, firmware description or external-I/O list. This listing therefore avoids selecting a maximum bus figure from one current package and applying it to the used unit without confirmation.
For a buyer planning a system, identify the actual surface, software and I/O configuration before comparing it with an existing installation. The HD96-AIR is separately named and is not substituted here. A touring case or external interface shown with a manufacturer package is not inferred from the shortened inventory name.
A control-centre purchase within the whole system
The console’s input-processing capacity and the number of physical microphone connections are separate matters. The intended microphone list, output destinations and digital links need to be considered as one signal plan. A product headline cannot establish that all required external I/O is present.
The listed stock is one Heritage-D HD96-24 in the seller’s stated excellent condition at the stated per-unit price. No stagebox, external processor, road case, account or accessory is named as part of this inventory line. Use the exact manufacturer reference for planning once the physical configuration is confirmed.
Condition and unit price
Midas Heritage-D HD96-24 is offered in Excellent condition. Available stock: 1 unit. The price is €14,500 per unit; the stock count is the available quantity and does not describe a package or combined price.
Official manufacturer reference
View official Midas HD96-series manufacturer information.
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