DSP
Overview
The BZBGEAR audio DSP empowers users to meticulously fine-tune audio signals using a variety of DSP modules, including Expander, Equalizer, Compressor, Auto Gain Control, Limiter, High Pass Filter, Low Pass Filter, and Delay.
Additionally, our DSP units offer advanced audio matrixing for all audio inputs and auto-mixing capabilities for microphone inputs. To enhance user experience, our audio DSP units are accompanied by an intuitive software application for seamless control and management.
How Audio DSP Works
Audio Digital Signal Processing (DSP) involves the conversion of analog audio signals into a digital format. This digital audio is then processed using complex mathematical functions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. These operations, applied through various DSP modules, are designed to significantly enhance audio quality and achieve the desired sound characteristics.
BZBGEAR Audio DSP Interface
Features
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AUTO MIXER FUNCTIONSeamless audio mixing in scenarios with multiple microphones and adjustable priority settings -
ADVANCED DSP ModulesManipulate and enhance audio signals with essential modules like Expander, Equalizer, Compressor, and more, ensuring optimal audio quality and control -
QUALITY AUDIO CONVERSIONAchieve high-quality audio output with a 48kHz sampling rate and 24-bit A/D or D/A conversion -
BALANCED INPUTS and OUTPUTSConnect various audio sources and devices with 8-ch balanced MIC/linear inputs and outputs -
BASIC CONTROL FEATURESVolume control, metering, and scene control for accurate monitoring and adjustment of audio levels -
AUDIO MATRIXINGEfficient signal routing and management with versatile routing configurations
The BZBGEAR Difference
BZBGEAR offers the industry’s best warranty for all products, ensuring unparalleled protection for our clients. Beyond the initial sale, our commitment to service and support extends far into the future. With BZBGEAR, clients can confidently specify, purchase, and install, knowing they have unmatched coverage even in the rare event it’s needed.
