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Details:Audient ORIA combines immersive audio interfacing and monitor control in one studio centerpiece, with a preinstalled Dante card for networked audio input. It supports monitoring formats from stereo through 9.1.6 and provides 16 balanced analog surround outputs plus 16 AES channels for digital speaker systems. Two Audient mic preamps, dual ADAT optical inputs, dedicated stereo outputs, and dual headphone outputs make ORIA equally useful for recording, multichannel monitoring, and post production. Onboard Calibration and Speaker Control ORIA runs room correction and speaker management on its internal DSP. Per output trim, delay, crossover controls, and 8 band EQ let you align a multichannel speaker system without placing the processing load on your computer. Up to 32 calibration profiles can be stored for different speaker layouts, listening levels, and target curves. SoundID Reference integration supports measured calibration, while the included measurement microphone and 60 day software trial help you build profiles for your room. Dante, ADAT, and Immersive Connectivity The preinstalled Dante card adds up to 16 AoIP input channels from 44.1 to 96 kHz when ORIA is used as a standalone monitor controller. Dual ADAT optical inputs support 16 channels at 44.1 or 48 kHz and 8 channels at 88.2 or 96 kHz. Word clock input and output support larger synchronized systems, while USB-C connects ORIA to macOS and Windows systems for audio and control. Control the Mix From Multiple Positions Monitor levels and routing from the front LCD, desktop software, or iPad remote. Individual and group speaker solo and mute, cut, dim, global delay, profile recall, and Dolby Renderer downmix control help speed up checks across immersive and conventional monitoring formats. A fanless solid steel chassis with an 8 mm faceplate keeps the hardware suited to quiet control room environments.
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Focus Camera & Lifestyle by Focus
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Audient ORIA combines immersive audio interfacing and monitor control in one studio centerpiece, with a preinstalled Dante card for networked audio input. It supports monitoring formats from stereo through 9.1.6 and provides 16 balanced analog surround outputs plus 16 AES channels for digital speaker systems. Two Audient mic preamps, dual ADAT optical inputs, dedicated stereo outputs, and dual headphone outputs make ORIA equally useful for recording, multichannel monitoring, and post production. Onboard Calibration and Speaker Control ORIA runs room correction and speaker management on its internal DSP. Per output trim, delay, crossover controls, and 8 band EQ let you align a multichannel speaker system without placing the processing load on your computer. Up to 32 calibration profiles can be stored for different speaker layouts, listening levels, and target curves. SoundID Reference integration supports measured calibration, while the included measurement microphone and 60 day software trial help you build profiles for your room. Dante, ADAT, and Immersive Connectivity The preinstalled Dante card adds up to 16 AoIP input channels from 44.1 to 96 kHz when ORIA is used as a standalone monitor controller. Dual ADAT optical inputs support 16 channels at 44.1 or 48 kHz and 8 channels at 88.2 or 96 kHz. Word clock input and output support larger synchronized systems, while USB-C connects ORIA to macOS and Windows systems for audio and control. Control the Mix From Multiple Positions Monitor levels and routing from the front LCD, desktop software, or iPad remote. Individual and group speaker solo and mute, cut, dim, global delay, profile recall, and Dolby Renderer downmix control help speed up checks across immersive and conventional monitoring formats. A fanless solid steel chassis with an 8 mm faceplate keeps the hardware suited to quiet control room environments.
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Brand | Audient |
Material | steel |
Size | large |
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