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MADI System Setups

MADI is the perfect solution for the transmission of multiple audio channels. The technical problems of the standard multicore cables are well-known: cable loss, stray pick-up, aging, high weight, cumbersome handling etc.

MADI is different: A thin cable transmits up to 64 audio channels, lossless, over a distance of up to 2000 meters!

There are only a few solutions that will transmit audio signals over long distances with little effort. Using MADI offers the unique option to transfer up to 64 channels via a single optical cable (alternatively coaxial cable). In addition to audio, MADI also offers MIDI and RS232 transmission. Important connections can be routed in a redundant way. RME MADI and AES/EBU products offer solutions for all possible setups.

 

MADI Multicore | Merging & Inserts | Front-End Design | Ring Installation | Network Studio | Network on Stage | Find an RME Dealer

 

MADI Multicore
 

64 Audio Channels – bidirectional with integrated MIDI/RS-232 data

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Merging & Inserts

MADI Merging

Merging & Inserts

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Front-End Design

 

Front-End Design

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Ring Installation

Ring Installation

64 Audio Channel ring with embeded MIDI/Serial (RS232); remotable

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Network Studio

Network Studio

MADI Network Studio

The different rooms were MADI connected with the CMR (Central Machine Room). The room routing is remote controllable from the DAW Workstation - every point can provide and process every signal. Absolute flexibility is guaranteed.

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 Network on Stage

 

Network Live

Network on Stage

Example: Huge live event with a simultanious record and broadcast/TV transmission. Safety and flexibilty are exrtemly important. All central connections are redundant. The SAT mobile can transmit a pre-mixed signal (stereo/surround) from the recording mobile or access all single signals.

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