Which console has a greater number of Subgroups?

The Verona console is recognized for its superior capabilities in managing subgroups compared to the Venice console. Subgroups are critical in sound mixing as they allow audio engineers to control multiple channels simultaneously, enabling more efficient management of audio levels, effects, and processing. The Verona is designed for larger productions and offers a more extensive configuration of subgroups, enhancing its versatility in complex mixing scenarios.

In contrast, while the Venice console is also a professional audio mixing console, it typically has fewer subgroup options available, which can limit its functionality in larger or more intricate production environments. This feature differentiation makes the Verona a more suitable choice for productions requiring extensive subgroup management.