Merging Anubis Premium, User Manual

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Up to 128 Sources capable of up to 22.2 (maximum 128 channels -2 dedicated to
Talkback)
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Up to 256 channels Analogue, MADI, AES3, SPDIF, Pro Tools HD I/Os via
RAVENNA/AES67
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In-the-box I/O pairing management with Merging devices
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Any other RAVENNA/AES67 devices pairing using ANEMAN
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Adjustable Max, Ref, Dim levels
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Down-mix selector (from mono to 22.2)
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Sources trim (exclusive and sum) selector
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Crossfeed for headphones. Recreate the stereo image heard from speakers by mixing some
signal from the left channel into the right channel, and vice versa
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Bass management
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Instant access dedicated soft buttons
And more:
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Power-over-Ethernet supplied: IEEE 802.3at compliant
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GPIO general-purpose input/output for studio (e.g. Record light control) or live (e.g. Foot
switch)
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MIDI input and output for conventional digital sources
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Connects from/to the computer using standard ASIO on Windows, Core Audio on Mac or
ALSA on Linux
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Mic stand mount
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Kensington security slot
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Built-in talkback microphone for communication and recording, possibility for 2
independent Talkbacks
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5 Save/Recall Internal Presets and unlimited external Presets Save/Recall.
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Mic/Pre DAW remote control
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Standalone operations. Anubis can serve as a multi-channel analog converter or
headphone amp when disconnected from the computer.