Audio Processor Omnia 9

 

FM or AM processing on demand is standard. Simultaneous FM+AM if programming is 100% simulcast and at same transmitter site. Studio output with very low latency for talent monitoring is also standard.

 

Optional HD-1, HD-2, HD-3 processing and streaming/encoding, RDS. Dual path model available for two separate program feeds broadcasting on FM+FM, FM+AM or FM+FM+AM simulcast with HD output, IP-Streaming with separate processing and encoding and low latency studio processing, all built-in for both feeds.Features:Exclusive “Undo” Technology

“Undo” is a two-step process that restores peaks and dynamic range to - and removes distortion from - source material that has been damaged by over-compression and clipping during the mastering process.

 

Psychoacoustically Controlled Distortion-Masking Clipper

Omnia.9’s final FM clipper takes into account how the human ear hears and perceives distortion and uses that information to effectively mask it, leaving only clean, distortion-free audio on the air.

 

Omnia® Toolbox

Every Omnia.9 comes with a “toolbox” that includes loudness metering, a digital oscilloscope, an FFT spectrum analyzer, and real time analyzer (RTA) to help you adjust your processing and “see what you’re hearing”.

 

Speaker Calibration

With the addition of a calibrated microphone, Omnia.9’s built-in real time analyzer (RTA), pink noise generator, and parametric equalizer can be used to calibrate any speaker system.

 

Dry Voice Detector

The dry voice detector is a selectable feature that helps eliminate the audible distortion sometimes evident on bare voice (voice with no music mixed under it) when very aggressive processing settings are used.

 

Remote Client

Omnia.9’s client software allows full remote control of the processor from any Windows-based PC or tablet, including touch screen devices, on the local network. The remote interface looks and functions just like the front panel screen.

 

Auto Pilot

A selectable feature that automatically turns off the 19kHz stereo pilot when Omnia.9 detects that the source material is mono, and turns it back on when the input is determined to be stereo, automatically gaining a 20 dB increase in signal to noise during mono programming.

 

Additional Features

 

 

Multiband downward expansion (source noise reduction)

 

 

3-stage wideband AGC with adjustable sidechain equalization

 

 

Program-dependent multiband compression

 

 

Multiband look-ahead limiting

 

 

Selectable phase linear high pass filter, 15, 30 or 45 Hz

 

 

Two-band final look-ahead limiting on digital paths

 

 

7 inch front panel touch screen

 

 

Full remote control via included NFRemote software with client audio streaming for remote adjustment and monitoring. Also supports full remote control and monitoring via HTTP request

 

 

On-screen keyboard with several layouts (QWERTY, QWERTZ, AZERTY, Dvorak and ABC sequential) for easy setup and preset name typing

 

 

Selectable SSB (Single Sideband) stereo encoder

 

 

HTTP push support for automation, such as RDS and streaming song titles, preset recall

 

 

Studio Output with very low latency for talent monitoring

 

 

Dual independent power supplies

 

 

Composite pass-through (relay bypass) for your backup processor, with full analysis tools for external composite signals

 

 

Internal patch point capability so you can optimize placement of your Voltair / PPM® encoder within your audio processing chain.