A modern console is a configuration, not a chassis

My one line from this piece: the best new surface is the one an operator trusts at three in the morning. Thanks to Radio World for the space to think it through.

The most important trend in broadcast console design is not speed.

In Radio World’s ebook Trends in Consoles I argue that a modern console is a configuration, not a chassis: modules as self-contained network devices, combined and re-combined for the next job, and a surface that stays constant where it counts. The full commentary is in the ebook, free with registration.