DAD (NTP) will exhibit its latest audio interfaces at IBC 2024

The interfaces of Digital Audio Denmark (DAD), brand owned by NTP Technology, they will land in IBC 2024 to showcase its analog-digital and digital-analog audio conversion capabilities, among other functionalities.

Facing IBC 2024, DAD will put the focus on AX64, its flagship multi-format digital/analog/digital interface. This solution, distributed in Spain by Data Media / Soundware, has a capacity 256 Thunderbolt channels y 256 Dante channels for use in almost any professional audio application. Features of this solution include the ability to control DAD PRO|MON monitors from mono to immersive; 128 channels of SPQ speaker processing with a total of 1024 bands of individual channel EQ and delay, or the ability to add any Dante devices to your setup, such as additional A/D-D/A converters, mic preamps, headphone amplifiers, mixing consoles or speakers. Likewise, the installation of an eight-channel D/A card, in addition to the four built-in output channels, allows the AX64 to be used in immersive music production contexts in Dolby Atmos.

On the other hand, the audio interface and router will be displayed AX Center, 1U solution that can be housed in a nearby rack, placed directly on a desk or used as part of a portable recording rig. Created to be the centerpiece of audio conversion and monitor control, its PRO|MON section gives access to a 512 x 64 channel summing processor. On the other hand, it has SPQ processing offers 128 channels with a total of 1024 equalization filters, as well as delay, for precise correction of speakers in the studio. The solution of DAD It also features an internal routing matrix spanning 1,106 x 1,112 channels, allowing any input to be routed to any output or duplicated and routed to several different destinations simultaneously.

Finally, the ultra-compact digital router and audio interface Core 256 It will occupy a leading role at the DAD stand at IBC 2024. With 848 input/output channels, a height of 1U and a width of half a rack, it is the most compact of the Thunder Core series.

The Core 256 is ready to take on many other tasks in the fields of post-production, studio and installed audio. With Dante, MADI and ADAT ports, and DADman routing control available, it's also a D/D converter that can take any digital audio channel, convert it (if necessary) and route it anywhere. “For immersive audio post-production facilities, it is the missing link that streamlines and optimizes multichannel workflows,” the brand emphasizes.