Sennheiser shows its solutions HD Audio and Immersive Audio for UHD systems

In the framework of the recent celebration of IBC 2014, Sennheiser has presented its new solutions for HD and Immersive Audio to offer an audio production according to the needs of Ultra High Resolution - 4K, as well as the latest digital wireless microphone systems.

Solutions for HD and Immersive Audio that Sennheiser has presented a few days ago at IBC 2014 in Amsterdam they have the Ultra High Definition – 4K as a focus, without forgetting the next step to 8K, in new audio production systems.

This was pointed out during this contest of the audiovisual industry Sven Boetcher, Marketing Director Pro Audio at Sennheiser: "Studies on viewer perception have shown that a very high image quality is only really perceived as such when the audio quality is also up to par.. Here the microphone, as the first link in the production chain, acquires a special importance".

In this respect, The digital system 9000 of wireless microphones and the Dante network card for the latter, as well as the Sphere surround microphone system 5.1 have been the novelties that the company, whose products it sells in Spain magnetron, has presented in this contest.

The digital system 9000 Can transmit high-definition sound without compression or data reduction. In addition, the company has introduced a Dante expansion card for this system, ensuring good wireless transmission quality over IP networks.

As for analog and digital microphones, Sennheiser has shown IBC professionals 2014 the advantages of the MKH series 8000, ensuring that the sound on set is recorded with accuracy and realistic quality.

In order to make life easier for professionals, the Sphere surround microphone system 5.1 Offers fast and hassle-free operation with as much freedom as possible in workflow organization. Only two channels are enough to achieve full sound 5.1 (Conversion can occur at any point in the production workflow, either live or in post-production).

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