Klang:konductor: mix processing with minimal latency

Designed by Klang to provide maximum flexibility in fixed installations, Klang:konductor offers 16 immersive blends and processes 120 input signals at a maximum of 96 khz.

The new mixing processor in ear Surround Klang:konductor has been rated by the manufacturer itself as the most powerful, flexible and versatile that he has developed so far.

This Klang system, brand that markets RMS Proaudio, has been designed with monitor engineers and fixed installations in mind, by offering 16 immersive mixes and process 128 input signals, at a maximum of 96 khz, with amazing internal latency of less than 0,25 Ms.

Klang:konductor equipa three DMI slots, offering great I/O freedom and ensuring integration into any existing configuration. Along with the included single-channel routing capabilities, it also allows the user to freely route between the mixing engine and convert between different DMI formats (as Optocore, Dante or MADI), with each DMI card, Offering until 64 input channels and output at both 48kHz and 96kHz.

Integration into the control interface of DiGiCo and the application Klang:app offer direct control, so that musicians control their own mix. This combination ensures maximum flexibility, with quickly accessible mixes, as well as system and mixing settings.

By offering the same amplification circuit as Klang:quelle, front-mounted headphone port allows engineers to directly connect theirs (and even low-impedance inmates), to direct the output of Cue from your console to it and seamlessly switch to a Cue Klang via the app.

This mixing processor has a 7 color touch screen″ (front-mounted), to facilitate direct control of the mixture, audio settings, routing and monitoring meters.

A network port on the front of the unit provides power over Ethernet to directly connect a Klang:kontroller or Klang:quelle, with redundant power supplies for maximum reliability.

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