Appsys ProAudio Multiverter MTA-64 MADI-TP adds support for DiGiCo, Soundcraft & Studer consoles

Appsys adds support for DiGiCo, Soundcraft & Studer consoles

The Appsys ProAudio Multiverter, the one-stop-shop for all of your digital audio conversion needs, now supports even more formats. Thanks to the latest firmware update, consoles from DiGiCo, Soundcraft & Studer can all be interfaced with directly via the optional MTA-64 MADI-TP breakout box.

The small Extender inline box enables the Multiverter to connect to DiGiCo and Soundcraft/Studer MADI-TP ports, while power, control and configuration is taken from the Multiverter’s dedicated Extension port.

All known pin-outs are supported, as well as a built-in MDIX feature which allows you to use straight Cat5 cables (where crossover cables would normally have been required).

“The Multiverter behaved flawlessly and was a breeze to set up. It just all worked first time, very impressive and with zero clocking headaches.
It truly is a great, powerful yet no-nonsense solution to a good deal of problems we face in the live industry.”
(Russ Miller, engineer for Johnny Marr)

More formats & more control

The latest firmware update adds many other enhancements too: The ADAT ports now support SPDIF and AES3 transmission and reception; control data can be passed between MADI ports and MIDI inputs and outputs; and the extension port can be used for super-low-latency connection of two Appsys Multiverters for even more complex setups.

Precise in time: ClockShield technology

Another important new feature added with firmware version 4.0 is Appsys’s brand new ClockShield technology. Clockshield allows the Multiverter to run up to one second (!) without a master clock, resynchronizing again with minimal (and frequently inaudible) glitches. The handling of signal errors has also been greatly improved, eliminating clicks and pops when signals are added or removed.

Supercharge your MVR and get the new firmware here!