Symetrix has announced AES67 support for its Dante-enabled DSPs will be provided in a coming release of its Composer software.

Adding to Composer’s support for third-party products from Clock Audio, Powersoft, Ashly, Attero Tech, and Stewart Audio, recent releases have included integration of the Shure MXA910 and MXA310 advanced beam-forming array microphones and the Audio-Technica ATND8734 Dante mic module.

In addition, Symetrix is to release a USB Interface card for its Radius and Edge DSPs. The optional card supports up to eight input and eight output channels for courtroom, meeting archival, and other multichannel recording applications.AECs in favor of award-winning Symetrix hardware AECs.

‘Our native software support of select Dante-enabled third-party products reinforces our position as the pre-eminent DSP provider for Dante-based systems,’ says Symetrix Senior Product Manager,’ Trent Wagner. ‘Our upcoming support for AES67 adds an unparalleled level of network audio interoperability, enabling Symetrix customers to design systems with greater flexibility and fewer restrictions than ever. In particular, we’re very pleased with the pairing of our Radius AEC and Shure MXA910, having already deployed the duo in hundreds of installations since last August.’

Symetrix has also announced that its 2 Line VoIP Interface Card (from Composer v5.41) is compliant with key teleconferencing solutions from Avaya, a global provider of business communications software, systems, and services. The VoIP card natively integrates with both narrow and wide-band audio codecs, providing a full range of telephony functionality. The 2 Line VoIP Card has been compliance-tested by Avaya for compatibility with Aura Session Manager 7.0.1 and Aura Communication Manager 7.0.1.1 FP1 SP1.

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