Glensound trusts IBC 2024 to showcase your advances in IP audio

The European Parliament's broadcasting system and Greater Divine Monitor are the focus of the proposal that the audio manufacturer Glensound will show in this contest.

The participation of Glensound in IBC 2024, of the 13 al 16 September in Amsterdam (Netherlands), will focus on its audio solutions for critical meetings in large government chambers and committee rooms, like him transmission system European Parliament.

As a partner of national parliaments since 1995, Glensound has completed the integration installation of its system into the Scottish Parliament, showing the evolution of its technology, that takes advantage of the network audio as a standard practice.

In historic buildings, acoustics are often complicated and affect the intelligibility of debates. Glensound solution addresses these challenges synchronizing audio and video, with integration of security and login features.

Also includes a personalized panel on each table in the room, allowing you to manage the audio, voting functions and simplify parliamentary procedures. Software control is provided by the company Squared Paper.

The deputies' panels can also be personalized with custom furniture, with timed and tuned modules to eliminate delay and intelligibility artifacts.

The central rack handles audio signals and redundant network switching. Center DSP also reduces audio pitch and provides equalization to reduce feedback and optimize speech clarity.

Integrated and reliable, Glensound's European Parliament broadcast system incorporates up to twenty specialized hardware products, that IBC attendees 2024 you will be able to see for the first time.

Another novelty that the company will present at the event is the smart network audio monitor Greater Divine, that since its launch in 2019 has been growing in popularity and adding advances.

Greater Divine is a versatile and reliable two way speaker unit that offers 30 watts and is designed to be powered by PoE+ with the audio connected to a Dante network.

A local DC input and an analog audio input complement the eight customizable Dante input channels. Access to the configuration and multiple functions of Greater Divine can be done remotely from the GlenController application.

The third novelty of the company is NSA16, a product as simple as it is useful for adjust network signal, with sixteen Dante inputs and the same number of outputs, and level control on each pair of channels for stereo, or individual channels for eight mono channels.

He will also debut in IBC 2024 the latest addition to the line of interfaces de audio to esports of the company: GTM Mobile, which adds a direct wired connection to the mobile device, allowing bi-directional data transmission without relying solely on Wi-Fi.

Although they will not debut in this contest, Glensound will show other products, as Dark Dawn 1616M, the first of a new generation of interfaces Dante/AES67, whose update incorporates several key features requested by users.

The Dark Dawn range of interfaces offer multi-channel analog and AES input/output for installation in a studio environment where reliability aligns with aesthetic appearance.

The sixteen analog inputs are switchable between mic/line/48v. channel gain (entry and exit) can be adjusted from the front panel or remote control, which the company will soon add via GlenController or UDP on a separate network connection.

Network connections can be Dante or Ravenna/AES67. The front panel is elegantly machined from a single block of aluminum, no visible screw heads or connectors for improved appearance.

Another notable product is the small portable unit AoIP22M, con 2×2 analog inputs/outputs to interface with a Dante/AES67 network, that can be switched from line to microphone.

DC power input uses USB C for connection to generic power supplies, with top connector or USB power banks. Also includes switchable mic/line inputs on XLR or Phoenix connectors, phantom power 48 independent V, Variable input gain controls and network connections via a single EtherCON Halo connector.

How do you explain Marc Wilson, director general de Glensound, “many people think we make a lot of practical hardware cases. we do it, but it is important to recognize that we also offer very complex systems, easy to use, to solve a large number of problems. A perfect example of this is the European Parliament's broadcasting system.".