KLANG Announces New :vokal+ Software Upgrade
Broader KOS 5.6 update enables KLANG:vokal to nearly triple its original input channel count, plus introduces root-intensity EQs to the DMI-KLANG card.
September 1, 2024
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Broader KOS 5.6 update enables KLANG:vokal to nearly triple its original input channel count, plus introduces root-intensity EQs to the DMI-KLANG card.
Popular Colombian reggaeton artist and his band are all plugged into a DMI-KLANG card loaded into a DiGiCo Quantum338 console on the current FERXXOCALIPSIS Tour 2024.
Those seeking a successful and long-lasting career as an IEM engineer should be aware of these four key concepts at all times.
This advanced technology, ironically, takes us back to a more “old school” feel on stage, where bands vibe off each other more rather than feeling separated and in their own little world.
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One of the first U.S. churches to implement the KLANG:fabrik immersive IEM mixing processor has now replaced it with a KLANG:konductor to facilitate its growing I/O count.
Made up of three models all incorporating the proprietary PerForm Fit design that’s engineered to minimize ear fatigue and irritation while maximizing sound quality and sound isolation for a “locked-in” performance.
In-line device provides real-time data on how loud a user is listening to their IEMs or headphones with both earpieces in place.
Monitor engineers Matt Holden (Pitbull), Eddie Caipo (Enrique Iglesias), and César Benítez (Ricky Martin) have all adopted flagship KLANG:konductor IEM mixing systems for large-scale arena trek featuring top Latin artists.
New dual-driver balanced armature IEM joins the CE110 and CE320 as the third product in the CE Series of universal fit monitors.
To debut at 2024 NAMM Show, third member of the Da Vinci series incorporates an array of eight balanced armature drivers and proprietary WISE element in a package designed to deliver the brand’s signature sound.
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