Types of digital audio processors

Simple speaker processor: Equipped with simple fixed processing modules such as parameter equalization, frequency division, delay, mixing, etc., it is used to connect the mixer to the power amplifier, replacing analog peripheral devices for signal processing purposes.

Multifunctional digital audio processor: All input channels are equipped with phantom power supply, which can be directly connected to the conference gooseneck microphone. Its internal functions are more complete, and some have drag and drop programmable processing modules, which can be freely constructed by users. This type of processor can generally replace analog systems composed of small mixing consoles and peripheral devices in conference systems.

Digital audio processor with network audio transmission function: It can transmit audio data to each other within a local area network, facilitating the interconnection and intercommunication of multiple conference rooms. The audio network also supports control function and can achieve flexible operation of centralized or decentralized network control.

Large centralized digital audio matrix: It is an extremely powerful host with processing capabilities. The audio from each room is packaged into network data through an interface box and sent to the processing host in the main control room. After being processed by the host, it is sent to each room for replay through the network.