Atlas Sound has announced that all models in the new BlueBridge family of DSP audio products first shown at InfoComm 2013 in Orlando are now shipping.
BlueBridge products offer drag and drop, open architecture software and can operate on any network. Each model utilizes high-quality THAT microphone preamps and 24-bit converters to obtain ultra-low noise floor while still maintaining a smooth sound that satisfies the needs of demanding clients, with the flexibility and control a system designer requires.
BlueBridge models also use a 40-bit floating-point DSP engine to prevent digital clipping and to obtain maximum speed and power to process advanced algorithms in complex system designs. Units are available in configurations ranging from 2 I/O to 16 I/O, with using the same DSP engine.
Additionally, Atlas offers four models that have Dante inputs/outputs allowing for true digital audio transmission over the network.
“This is the most anticipated product release that Atlas has had in years”, says Dan Murphy, senior vice president of digital systems at Atlas Sound. “This was the most talked about product in our booth at the InfoComm show this year, and we have had hundreds of users download the software since it was released. Now that the processors are available our customers can start using the entire platform and they can see just how powerful and easy to use BlueBridge is.”
The BlueBridge platform also includes a system manager that allows for third party hardware integration and remote control and a 16-input/16-output expansion box with Dante.
A selection of wall controllers and touch panels will be released soon to complement the audio processors and allow for total system control and configuration capability.
