Equipment file · Networked audio processing platform

NADIA

Meyer Sound · 2023

Evidence status · documented

Identity and core specifications are documented; some historical fields remain unavailable.

Meyer's NADIA, introduced in October 2023, is a Milan-AVB processing platform with a NADIA-CP core and I/O modules. It runs separate paths for Constellation active acoustics and for programme audio with Spacemap Go spatial sound.

Introduced
2023
Category
Networked audio processing platform
Intended use
Constellation active acoustics and spatial audio
Production
Meyer Sound

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NADIA processing platform·Meyer Sound·© Meyer Sound, used for identification and historical commentary

Why it mattered

  1. 01

    Its dual paths cut the cost of adding acoustic zones and spatial audio.

  2. 02

    It tied Meyer's active acoustics to the Milan standard.

Engineering record

Paths
Constellation path plus programme path with 128×128 spatial matrix[2]
Resolution
96 kHz, 64-bit[2]

Original pricing

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2026 equivalent

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Manuals & original documents

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Sources

  1. 1Meyer Sound Introduces NADIAMeyer Sound · brochure · 2023-10-25
  2. 2Datasheet — NADIA-CPMeyer Sound · manual

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