Audio mixing consoles are enormous signal processors, traditionally made of vast quantities of diverse analog electronics. A digital equivalent can require over 10^9 instructions per second. Making reliable, affordable, and easily programmed processors of this speed presents many intricate engineering problems. These problems and some approaches to their solutions are discussed.
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