AKG Announces New DMM 4/2/2 Digital Automatic Microphone Mixer At 2009 InfoComm
The DMM 4/2/2 mixing algorithm automatically allocates gain among the system microphones
June 22, 2009
The DMM 4/2/2 mixing algorithm automatically allocates gain among the system microphones
Scholarship recipients are able to choose one of the four offered courses: Sound Reinforcement for Operators; Sound Reinforcement for Technicians; Sound Reinforcement for Designers; and Syn-Aud-Con Digital
Nine new products for conferencing and matrix processing applications
The K-array line is comprised of thin, lightweight loudspeakers for a wide range of pro audio applications
“By getting a first-hand look at the microphone and better understanding its historical significance, its evolving role in analog and digital recording, how a microphone functions, and how these tools are manufactured, students gain a much clearer understanding of the work and considerations that go into any quality recording.” – Rick Perrotta, Royer Labs
The MPA1 maintains superb noise performance across the entire gain range (74 dB) by utilizing precision-matched, low-noise, transistor quad-arrays
“We currently have 116 Lectrosonics LMa transmitters and R400 receivers, 44 DM84 processors, and 25 DMTH4 hybrids, and we’re adding more Lectrosonics equipment all the time.” – Mark Gareau, University of Ottawa
Sound Engineer Mike Fanuele also used Sennheiser mics on Bun E. Carlos’ drums, including an e 902 on bass and e 904s on toms and bottom snare
VoiceLive 2 contains vocal harmonies with up to eight voices that can be controlled via MIDI, guitar or MP3
Both offer intuitive user interface, plus PC control software, and comprehensive DSP, including crossover, equalization, delay and limiter functions
The CX261 includes a front-panel 3.5mm jack input for easy connection to laptop, portable MP3 connection, or similar
K-Array will be officially introduced to the North American market in June at the InfoComm show in Orlando; product shipping also begins in June