Product code: MK Sound BMC1 Bass deals Management Controller, Miller&Kreisel
Ich möchte mich von meinem MK Sound BMC1 trennen, da ich mein Bassmanagement seit zwei Jahren über ein neues Interface und dessen includierter Software betreibe. Bis dahin hat das BMC1 hervorragende Arbeit geleistet. Hier im Anschluss die Beschreibung des Gerätes von Miller & Kreisel:
The MK Sound BMC1 is a balanced, line-level studio bass management controller intended for use with MK Sound's line of professional studio monitors and with high-end home theater installations. Although the BMC was primarily designed for monitoring 5.1 audio, its flexible architecture allows it to be used for monitoring mono, stereo, Dolby Surround, Dolby Digital, DTS and other formats. The BMC combines several necessary functions in one 19” rack mount 1RU package. Along with bass management and LFE channel control, it also provides individual channel adjustment capability to properly calibrate your entire monitor system. The controller consists of a series of five high-pass filters (one each for the L, C, R, LS, RS channels) that route high frequency information (above 80Hz) to their appropriate channel's amplifier and speaker. Each channel is also routed through a matching 80Hz lowpass filter. This low frequency information is then routed to a summing amplifier, which in turn sends this low frequency information, along with the LFE channel, to two subwoofer outputs. This is done for two reasons. First, small loudspeakers may not be able to properly reproduce information below 80Hz. This information is therefore summed together and redirected from the individual channels to a loudspeaker that can reproduce this low frequency information with clarity and power – a subwoofer. With the introduction of digital audio, it has become necessary for loudspeaker systems to be able to accurately reproduce audio that has a bandwidth of 20Hz to 20kHz with wide dynamics. A satellite/subwoofer system is the best way to accomplish this. Secondly, today's home theater receivers utilize bass management per Dolby requirements. In order for work done in the studio to translate properly, the mixer must hear his mix exactly the way it will ultimately be played back. The BMC together with a properly set-up and calibrated MK Sound monitor system allows the mixer to hear his work with the greatest possible accuracy. The LFE channel is a discrete channel created by the mixer to supplement the low frequency content of the mix. The subwoofer channel is the summed low frequency content from the five main channels. It is created by the processor in the encoder/decoder of your chosen format, or in this case, the MK Sound Bass Management Controller. The BMC correctly balances all six channels in a 5.1 mix so the mixer can accurately hear how the format processor will affect deals his mix. The goal is to be able to accurately monitor multi-channel audio with a bandwidth of 20Hz to 20kHz containing extreme dynamics and have that audio translate accurately when played back on other systems. A properly set-up and calibrated MK Sound monitoring system with an MK Sound BMC will allow the mixer to make quick and accurate decisions in a listening environment that he will find satisfying and enjoyable..
The MK Sound BMC1 is a balanced, line-level studio bass management controller intended for use with MK Sound's line of professional studio monitors and with high-end home theater installations. Although the BMC was primarily designed for monitoring 5.1 audio, its flexible architecture allows it to be used for monitoring mono, stereo, Dolby Surround, Dolby Digital, DTS and other formats. The BMC combines several necessary functions in one 19” rack mount 1RU package. Along with bass management and LFE channel control, it also provides individual channel adjustment capability to properly calibrate your entire monitor system. The controller consists of a series of five high-pass filters (one each for the L, C, R, LS, RS channels) that route high frequency information (above 80Hz) to their appropriate channel's amplifier and speaker. Each channel is also routed through a matching 80Hz lowpass filter. This low frequency information is then routed to a summing amplifier, which in turn sends this low frequency information, along with the LFE channel, to two subwoofer outputs. This is done for two reasons. First, small loudspeakers may not be able to properly reproduce information below 80Hz. This information is therefore summed together and redirected from the individual channels to a loudspeaker that can reproduce this low frequency information with clarity and power – a subwoofer. With the introduction of digital audio, it has become necessary for loudspeaker systems to be able to accurately reproduce audio that has a bandwidth of 20Hz to 20kHz with wide dynamics. A satellite/subwoofer system is the best way to accomplish this. Secondly, today's home theater receivers utilize bass management per Dolby requirements. In order for work done in the studio to translate properly, the mixer must hear his mix exactly the way it will ultimately be played back. The BMC together with a properly set-up and calibrated MK Sound monitor system allows the mixer to hear his work with the greatest possible accuracy. The LFE channel is a discrete channel created by the mixer to supplement the low frequency content of the mix. The subwoofer channel is the summed low frequency content from the five main channels. It is created by the processor in the encoder/decoder of your chosen format, or in this case, the MK Sound Bass Management Controller. The BMC correctly balances all six channels in a 5.1 mix so the mixer can accurately hear how the format processor will affect deals his mix. The goal is to be able to accurately monitor multi-channel audio with a bandwidth of 20Hz to 20kHz containing extreme dynamics and have that audio translate accurately when played back on other systems. A properly set-up and calibrated MK Sound monitoring system with an MK Sound BMC will allow the mixer to make quick and accurate decisions in a listening environment that he will find satisfying and enjoyable..