DPA will debut its new MMA-A d:vice digital audio interface at IBC

It is the first pocket-sized digital audio interface that offers extremely high-quality sound similar to what we can find in a studio.

The new MMA-A d:vice digital audio interface that DPA Microphones will present at IBC 2017 and promises to surprise with a high-quality two-channel microphone preamplifier and A/D converter with mono, dual and stereo possibilities. This flexibility allows a journalist or sound engineer to use the equipment for any unexpected situation that may arise during their day. Whether it's a two-channel interview or a stereo ambient recording session, the d:vice makes it easier for sound engineers and journalists to do their jobs.

The d:vice comes with interchangeable USB cables. Its MicroDot inputs allow the d:vice to connect to all DPA miniature microphones, including the d:screet miniature, d: Fine headphone, d:vote instrument and even to d:dicate with the optional MMP-G preamplifier.

This is the first pocket-sized digital audio interface that offers extremely high-quality sound similar to what we can find in a studio. Esta solución ha sido diseñada pensando en broadcasters, sonidistas y periodistas, pero puede utilizarse también por otros creadores de contenido que quieran grabar música, filmar en un lugar y durante las transmisiones tanto en directo como grabadas.

Application

At just five centimeters in diameter, the ultra-compact interface can be easily carried in users' pockets. It provides best-in-class audio quality and is controlled by a pocket remote app for iOS. This app, now available for download from the Apple App Store, promises to make users' jobs even easier by allowing them to store gain settings and low-cut filters for personalized use with dedicated presets. For security and ease of use reasons, the DPA app allows you to lock settings, preventing third-party apps from unintentionally taking control of the gain. Third-party applications can be used to perform specific tasks, including, but not limited to, live streaming and high-quality recordings.