Neumann MA 1

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The Neuman MA 1 is an automatic monitor alignment tool that brings to us a simple and powerful solution to monitor alignment, calibration and measurements to find the sweet spot. The MA 1 is an individually calibrates measurement microphone that works with PC and Mac computers. It guarantees the finest conceivable sound quality in any room – from domestic studios to proficient control rooms. Utilizing the separately calibrated estimation mouthpiece your acoustic environment is analyzed in a guided process. Progressed calibration calculations, mutually created with the world’s driving established in sound preparing, Fraunhofer IIS, ensure an ideally adjusted amplitude and phase adjustment for correct and dependable monitoring.

Neumann’s Programmed Alignment is a committed device for stereo sets of KH 80 DSP monitors with or without the KH 750 DSP as well as two non-DSP-based KH-Line monitors associated with the analogue outputs of a KH 750 DSP subwoofer. Not at all like a customary adjustment computer program, it is a coordinates arrangement with novel calculations, mutually created with the Fraunhofer Founded for Coordinates Circuits (IIS) particularly for Neumann studio monitors. No plug-in or uncommon sound driver is required: Arrangement information is put away and prepared inside the DSP-powered screens themselves. As one of a kind advantage, the program not as it optimized the plentifulness reaction but moreover optimizes the stage. This gives the most elevated precision in terms of tonality and motivation propagation.

The MA 1 Programmed Monitor Alignment is the starting of a modern time in checking. Beginning with the current adaptation, which conveys extraordinary acoustic comes about for stereo setups, the run of computer program capacities will be extended step by step with upgrades. In order to use the MA 1, you will need a pair of DSP monitors, a computer with windows 10 or Mac Os 10.13 or later and an audio interface with phantom power and two balanced analogue outputs or digital outputs.

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