Attero Tech Helps Solving the Audio-Over-IP Puzzle

Attero Tech accelerated the pace of product introductions in direct response to the growing popularity of audio-over-IP and wireless solutions in professional audio and commercial AV applications. The Fort Wayne, Indiana, company has just launched a new website to promote its fast growing catalog of solutions, featuring already many new products recently introduced at InfoComm 2017, including its new Synapse series of high channel density Dante/AES67 audio interfaces.

The Red series of interfaces represents the pinnacle of Focusrite’s interface range, and Focusrite now announced the launch of its new Red 8Pre. Offering the most extensive features, and eight of its cleanest mic preamps, the Red 8Pre combines a 24-bit ‘parallel path summing’ dual converter configuration operating at up to 192kHz, with dual Thunderbolt 2 ports, dual DigiLink connectivity with Pro Tools and dual Ethernet ports for Dante audio-over-IP networking.

Following the worldwide success of the original RedNet range of audio networking solutions for studios and events, in 2015 Focusrite announced four second-generation models, all based around the industry-standard Dante audio-over-IP networking system. Now, Focusrite has expanded the series with two new AD/DA converters and is announcing availability for the RedNet PCIeR Card, the RedNet AM2 Stereo Dante headphone amplifier, and the flagship Red 4Pre Thunderbolt 2 and Pro Tools HD compatible audio interface.

British company Focusrite announced the launch of its new Red 4Pre flagship audio preamp and recording interface. Combining dual Thunderbolt 2, dual Pro Tools | HD DigiLink and Dante network audio connectivity options, the Red 4Pre features 58-in/64-out channels, and specially-developed digitally-controlled mic preamps, and high-headroom instrument inputs.

Following the announcement made by Audinate at InfoComm 2014, the company confirms they will be previewing a fully working version of its forthcoming Dante Via software at the 2015 edition of the InfoComm Show in Orlando, FL. Audinate also confirms there will be over 70 Dante OEMs at InfoComm 2015.

Audinate announced a new software-based Dante audio network that runs on any PC or Mac. It’s called Dante Via and it creates a flexible software audio bridge for any computer to connect with local USB, FireWire, Thunderbolt and analog audio interfaces, transforming them into Dante networked devices.