At the heart of the Dream ADA-128 Modular High-Quality Audio Conversion System, the Prism Sound Dream ADA-128 Mainframe Chassis is a 2 RU chassis that can accommodate up to 20 plug-in modules. Four of the slots can accommodate a range of 64-channel Host Modules including Pro Tools HDX, Dante, and MADI Host Modules. Sixteen slots can accommodate 8-channel analog A/D line-in and D/A line-out cards. As well as being able to route analog and AES3 I/O to and from Host media, full routing flexibility allows analog to/from AES3 routing without use of Host slots, and Host-to-Host bridging.

The Dream ADA-128 contains four independent clock generators, each of which can run at different sample rates and with different sync sources. The ADA-128's Host and I/O Modules can be dynamically assigned to these Clock Domains, allowing multiple workflows (such as separate project studios or ingest stations) to simultaneously share the resources of a single ADA-128's resources.

Dream ADA-128 Audio Conversion System    Two 8-Channel Analog Line-Input Cards    Two 8-Channel Analog Line-Output Cards    128-Channel Dante Host Card    Four Independently Synced Clock Domains    Onscreen Control Panel    A.D.R.A. Digital Routing Architecture    Accommodates Up to 4 Modular Host Slots    Accommodates Up to 16 Modular I/O Slots

• The Dream ADA-128 can be controlled from the front-panel touchscreen or over IP using a browser-based control panel, which has been optimized for computer, phone, and tablet screens. Every accessible element of the unit is only a touch away. Swift and intuitive navigation has been developed for those working in the most pressured environments.
• The Dream ADA-128 control software runs in an onboard CPU module, on a quad-core ARM processor. Intuitive control software allows you to manage every element of the unit, delivering a fast, smooth, and efficient workflow, based on a high-quality graphical representation of every feature.

• The four independently synchronized clock domains allow for the Dream ADA-128 system to run at 4 different sample rates, allowing a single unit to deliver independent configurations for up to four recording and playback systems.

• With A.D.R.A., the ADA-128 delivers flexible interconnectivity both internally and externally allowing point-to-point routing throughout its modular configuration.

• Developed to meet the needs of audio archiving clients, where even the most minute, inaudible error is completely unacceptable, Verifile's radical proprietary technology, exclusive to Prism Sound, allows computer audio streams and recorded files to be checked for a wide range of clicks, errors, and dropouts, without any compromise in the audio content or any additional metadata.
• The Verifile process is entirely invisible and inaudible

The Dream ADA-128 redefines flexibility, capacity, and performance standards in professional audio conversion. In creating it, the company ripped up the rule book and started again, using all its 30+ years of ADC and DAC development experience. Building on the legacy of the Prism Sound Dream ADA-8XR, the resulting Dream ADA-128 architecture is set to meet the needs of the most demanding facilities for years to come.

Applications:

• Multiroom facility
• Pro-Tools recording
• Dolby Atmos
• Audio archiving

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It can be possible to ask a spanish keyboard?

A: This item has a Qwerty English keyboard, the operating system can be put in Spanish. However this specific model is only is only offered with the English keyboard for the time being.

Q: 2. Does the I/O DB25 XLR cables come with the unit?

A: No I/O cables are include with this unit. You would need to purchase the proper I/O cables based on what gear you are connecting to this.

Q: 3. Will the PPA Receiver R-7 work with this system ?

A: The Williams Sound FM ADA KIT 1 FM ADA Compliance Kit (BH # WIFMADAKIT) pairs with Williams Sound PPA R37 or PPA R38 receivers to broadcast clear sound. As long as you have a compatible Williams Sound receiver, you can use this transmitter in movie theaters, classrooms, houses of worship, and more. The Williams Sound PPA Receiver R-7 is not compatible.

Q: 4. Is there a microphone included for use with the transmitter?

A: There is no microphone included, but there is a small microphone jack in the rear of the unit which I have not had the need to use. There is a cable that I run from the ADA to my mixer, and my microphone is plugged into the mixer.

Q: 5. Can you buy additional receivers to this system?

A: Additional receivers are available for the Williams Sound FM 557 Pro Wi-Fi, Dual FM, and Dante Assistive Listening System (BH # WIFM557PROD). Williams Sound PPA R37 N Select Channel FM Receiver (No Earphone/Batteries), BH # WIPPAR37N.

Q: 6. Can I buy a ADA kit for one? I live alone.

A: I have only seen it for two.

Q: 7. audio quality?

A: The sound quality is very good and more than equal to the applications it is designed for.

Q: 8. What speakers can I connect to this and with what connector?

A: Powered monitors via a 3-pin female XLR connector.

Q: 9. How to reverse direction for 2-finger scroll on trackpad? No ELAN tab on my Mouse Properties dialog; where I would expect to make this change.

A: Hello. Follow up to my question. I feel that the driver supplied by Lenovo does not include support for reversing the scroll direction. I have tried contacting Lenovo Customer Support. I am told that warranty coverage is only for hardware issues. If I want support with software, I will need to pay for "Premium Support" at a rate of $19.99 per month. Basic setup; which I feel should be included with the purchase of a new computer, is classified as "Premium Support" by Lenovo. I do have a work-around for my specific issue. I am using a Free program called AutoHotkey, with a simple script to swap the WheelUp and WheelDown actions. Not a perfect solution, but gets me the function I want and is way better than nothing.

Q: 10. How to find mac address

A: The address of Dante devices such as the Audinate Dante AVIO 1-Channel XLR Analog Output Adapter for Dante Audio Network can many times be found on the physical unit itself. Alternatively, the device and address could also be located in the Dane Controller. The article linked here provides further insight: https://bit.ly/3hr4rSI