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Newton from Outline

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Outline’s 1RU Newton audio system control and networking unit promises to combines new filter technology, multi-format audio signal routing, multi-format standards conversion and digital signal synchronization.

More details from Outline (www.outline.it):

Each Newton processor combines powerful WFIR filters (unique to Outline), clock management and a very high number of input and output channels (216 x 216). Internal synchronous and asynchronous sample rate converters manage all I/O operations and Newton can be synchronized with any one of the 14 choices of clock sources. Mix and Match Matrix I/O routing allows translation and re-distribution of digital audio over multiple standards simultaneously.

Combining power and flexibility with an easy to use control interface, Newton forms the nucleus of next generation audio systems. Multiple Newton devices are easily interconnected to form a network that is scalable to meet all audio applications. Powerful processing features and multiple audio network standards combine to make Newton the ideal control core for any audio system from Touring to Live Broadcast Events and Fixed Installations.

Features:

  • All-New FPGA-based processing platform with a unique topology
  • Very high quality FPGA ASRC and SSRC with outstanding dynamic range and ultra-low distortion
  • Up to 15 different options for clock sources
  • Virtually unlimited number of available filters (using outline’s exclusive ‘WFIR’ filtering technology)
  • Independent, internal dual-redundant universal AC mains supplies fitted as standard, with dual cooling fans
  • Raised cosine filtering technology
  • Unrivalled input and output configuration: 216 in both directions simultaneously
  • Fully automatic clock source and audio signal switchover facilities
  • Fully controllable via Outline Dashboard™ software for Mac OS
  • Available in three hardware versions to suit the application or project
  • All models engineered into a single rack space (1u) chassis

For a video introduction, go to https://vimeo.com/218027841