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The KLARK TEKNIK DN32-USB is a 32 x 32-channel USB audio interface card that instantly expands your MIDAS M32 or BEHRINGER X32 mixer’s recording and playback capabilities. A wide array of Klark Teknik expansion cards can easily be used in place of the pre-installed DN32-USB card to release the power of M32 LIVE into existing MADI., Dante. and ADAT networks. Fully compatible with these widely available audio protocols, the M32 LIVE delivers a seamless integration in digital live sound, recording and broadcast. TRANSFER: You may not rent, lease, lend, sell, redistribute, sublicense or provide commercial hosting services with the Software. You may, however, make a one-time permanent transfer of all of your license rights to the Software to another end user in connection with the transfer of ownership of your Product, provided that: (i) the transfer must include your Product and all of the Software. If necessary, contact your supplier or as a last resort, your Klark Teknik importing agent, who will fully co-operate under such circumstances. Page 9: Introduction Introduction The DN9824 is speaker processor that provides 2 inputs and 4 outputs, plus internal summing of the inputs A and B. Via a matrix, it is possible to assign any output to.
Midas has been designing and manufacturing audio consoles since the early 1970s. Later on it became part of the Telex group. When, in January 2006, Telex Communications was acquired by the Bosch group, Midas consoles became part of the business unit 'Bosch Communications Systems'. Midas parted company with Bosch in February 2010 and are now part of Music Tribe.
Midas consoles are currently being used around the world by audio engineers largely in the live sound realm. Applications for these boards include Front of House (FOH) and monitor console positions. Common and historical consoles include the Heritage 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000, the venerable XL4, XL3 and XL200 & 250 large frame professional touring consoles and a variety of less expensive versions aimed at the club and regional sound market.
The first digital console from Midas, the XL8, was launched at the Frankfurt Music Messe in 2006, becoming the flagship Midas console. Notable features include three pre-amps per channel to enable Front of House, Monitor and broadcast control surfaces to be fed from the same input rack, dual redundant master control processors, and integration with the Klark Teknik Helix EQ system via the Rapide remote. In September 2008 at the annual PLASA tradeshow, Midas introduced the PRO6 Live Audio System, the second networked digital audio system from Midas. Employing technologies developed from the XL8, the PRO6 offers similar audio performance in a compact package. In 2010, the PRO3 and PRO9 digital consoles were added to the Midas product line, along with the VeniceF digital-analog hybrid ('Digi-Log') console, which replaced the Venice analog console. At the 2011 PLASA show, Midas unveiled the PRO2 and PRO2C consoles, which bring Midas digital features from the larger PRO and XL8 consoles into a more compact package and a lower price point.[1] Midas launched the PRO1 digital console at InfoComm 2012 in Las Vegas. The PRO1 features an even smaller physical footprint and lower price point than the PRO2/PRO2C.[2] In January 2014 at Winter NAMM in Anaheim, California, MIDAS introduced their newest console, the M32 ($4,999 MSRP in USA), based largely on hugely-successful Behringer X32 mixer, sharing most of OS but with different microphone preamps, same as in MIDAS Pro series mixers. (X32 uses slightly different preamps, also designed by MIDAS, but using a sample rate of 48 kHz, using Cirrus Logic A/D converters. MIDAS Pro preamps are 96 kHz and use MIDAS' own 8-channel A/D converter, branded MIDAS-8000, which reportedly has better performance numbers than Cirrus Logic chips used by most other console makers).
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At that same time, Midas also began retiring much of its analog console product line; including the Heritage, Legend, and Siena. The Verona analog console and VeniceF and VeniceU analog-digital hybrid versions of the original Venice console are still an active part of Midas' product line. Midas also markets the digital audio distribution components that are commonly used with their digital consoles as stand-alone digital snakes, or larger multi-site audio distribution networks.
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Linux is used at the core of all Midas digital consoles. This is mentioned prominently in their marketing materials, as well as in their preference for Linux development and kernel programming experience in job postings for development positions. At the core of all MIDAS Pro desks is standard PC motherboard with 4Gb flash card (as OS and data storage).
In December 2009, Midas and Klark Teknik were acquired by Music Group, a holding company chaired by Uli Behringer, which also owns other audio companies such as Turbosound, Behringer and Bugera as well as Electronic Manufacturing Services company Eurotec.[3][4]
References[edit]
- ^'PLASA 2011: Midas launch PRO2 and PRO2C consoles'. audioprointernational.com. Retrieved 14 September 2011.
- ^'AV: Midas launches new PRO1 digital console'. prosoundweb.com. Retrieved 30 July 2012.
- ^'MUSIC Group - www.music-group.com'. music-group.com. Archived from the original on 14 July 2011. Retrieved 20 September 2010.
- ^'Behringer's Music Group acquires Midas and Klark Teknik'. pro-music-news.com. Retrieved 20 September 2010.
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