Yamaha Corporation Of America Winter Namm 2012 Press
Yamaha Corporation Of America Winter Namm 2012 Press Yamaha Corporation Of America Winter Namm 2012 Press
UR28M and UR824 interfaces unveiled —Steinberg introduces the desktop UR28M interface with 6 inputs and 8 outputs and the rackmountableUR824 interface with 24 inputs/outputs, both with dspMixFx technology for DSP-powered, latency-free monitoring— HAMBURG, Germany — Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH reveals the beginning of its new range of audio interfaces with USB 2.0 connectivity: the rack-mountable UR824 interface and the desktop UR28M interface. While the UR28M is shipping as of today, the UR824 will first be available in November of this year. With the UR interfaces, Steinberg offers two professional solutions for musicians and producers. Both interfaces provide sufficient means of connectivity, D-Pre microphone preamps plus DSPpowered reverb and channel strip effects for monitoring at zero latency. “The UR pair boasts excellent sound characteristics and provides monitoring mixes at no latency whatsoever. Consider the UR824 a comprehensive I/O solution and the UR28M an interface and dedicated monitor controller in one desktop console,” commented Stefan Schreiber, hardware product marketing manager at Steinberg. “UR824 and UR28M are the ideal choice for ambitious musicians and producers of project studios and larger recording facilities,” Schreiber added. The UR824 features eight Neutrik combo inputs, eight TRS outputs and two pairs of ADAT I/O doubling as S/PDIF that add up to 24 channels, plus Word clock I/O with JetPLL ultra-low jitter support. The UR28M offers two Neutrik combo inputs, two TRS inputs, six TRS outputs and S/PDIF I/O. The two-track input is an additional option for monitoring reference sources. The UR824 features eight widely acclaimed D-Pre microphone preamps while the UR28M comes with two D-Pres. Each Class-A discrete microphone preamp utilizes an advanced Inverted Darlington circuit design and boasts a -26 dB Pad selector as well as 48 volt phantom power. 44 of 44
Another highlight is the dspMixFx technology powered by Yamaha’s custom-designed SSP2 DSP chip. This offers latency-free monitoring together with the REV-X reverb and the Sweet Spot Morphing Channel Strip to users of any DAW software. The included dspMixFx DSP mixer handles all aspects of routing and monitor mixing in one easy-to-navigate interface. The REV-X featured in the UR824 and UR28M is a complex reverb algorithm developed by Yamaha. Renowned for its sound quality, the REV-X features three types of reverb effects: Hall, Room and Plate simulations with reverb time and level control. The Sweet Spot Morphing Channel Strip consists of a sidechain-enabled compressor and a threeband parametric equalizer, which can be applied to up to eight mono input channels or four stereo input channels on the UR824 and four mono input channels or two stereo input channels on the UR28M. By including Cubase AI 6, a dedicated version of Steinberg’s Cubase advanced music production system, both UR interfaces provide a full system solution for recording music in studio quality. Supporting up to 48 MIDI tracks, 16 instrument tracks, 32 audio tracks and 16 physical inputs at 96 kHz and 24-bit resolution, Cubase AI 6 comes with the HALion Sonic SE VST instrument as well as 26 quality audio effect processors. Other features are score editing, real-time pitch shifting and time stretching plus ReWire support. Availability and pricing The UR28M (MSRP: $499.99) is available shortly through the Steinberg Online Shop. Shipping of the UR28M to dealers worldwide begins today, however, the exact time of availability at certified Steinberg dealers is subject to regional variations. The UR824 (MSRP: $999.99) will be available in November of this year. UR28M features at a glance • 24-bit/96 kHz USB 2.0 audio interface • Analog 4 in and 6 out plus stereo input for reference source • S/PDIF coaxial I/O • D-Pre Class-A discrete mic preamps supporting +48V 45 of 45
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UR28M and UR824 interfaces unveiled<br />
—Steinberg introduces the desktop UR28M interface with 6 inputs and 8 outputs and the<br />
rackmountableUR824 interface with 24 inputs/outputs, both with dspMixFx technology for<br />
DSP-powered, latency-free monitoring—<br />
HAMBURG, Germany — Steinberg Media Technologies GmbH reveals the beginning of its<br />
new range of audio interfaces with USB 2.0 connectivity: the rack-mountable UR824 interface<br />
and the desktop UR28M interface. While the UR28M is shipping as of today, the UR824 will<br />
first be available in November of this year.<br />
With the UR interfaces, Steinberg offers two<br />
professional solutions for musicians and producers.<br />
Both interfaces provide sufficient means of<br />
connectivity, D-Pre microphone preamps plus DSPpowered<br />
reverb and channel strip effects for monitoring<br />
at zero latency.<br />
“The UR pair boasts excellent sound characteristics and provides monitoring mixes at no latency<br />
whatsoever. Consider the UR824 a comprehensive I/O solution and the UR28M an interface and<br />
dedicated monitor controller in one desktop console,” commented Stefan Schreiber, hardware<br />
product marketing manager at Steinberg.<br />
“UR824 and UR28M are the ideal choice for ambitious musicians and producers of project<br />
studios and larger recording facilities,” Schreiber added.<br />
The UR824 features eight Neutrik combo inputs, eight TRS outputs and two pairs of ADAT I/O<br />
doubling as S/PDIF that add up to 24 channels, plus Word clock I/O with JetPLL ultra-low jitter<br />
support. The UR28M offers two Neutrik combo inputs, two TRS inputs, six TRS outputs and<br />
S/PDIF I/O. The two-track input is an additional option for monitoring reference sources.<br />
The UR824 features eight widely acclaimed D-Pre microphone preamps while the UR28M<br />
comes with two D-Pres. Each Class-A discrete microphone preamp utilizes an advanced Inverted<br />
Darlington circuit design and boasts a -26 dB Pad selector as well as 48 volt phantom power.<br />
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