The DP48 is a dual 48 channel personal monitor mixer with SD card recorder, stereo ambience microphone and remote powering. Check out our website for more info: bit.ly/DP48info
Ok 1. Is this going to need shielded cat5e when transmitting aes50 just like the rest of the x and m lines to avoid static electricity and loss of signal 2. Will there be an app to control and build your mixes so it is not required to use the hardware, especially for the guy “sharing” without the hox in front of him/her 3. Please come up with a single rack space bank of 8 xlrs solution for digital snakes, where you can build your own configurations...daisy chain them with aes50 etc... say 4 input modules and two output modules... 32x16 User could add, build as required... Also, if you had a bank of 8 outputs, you could install it in a monitor amp rack, and feed it with a single ethercon..
Number 3 is such a good idea. I wonder if that is the "8 channel hub" he was talking about that is in development. I can just imagine how helpful the added amount of flexibility would be. Pricey, though.
So musicians will need to be near each other to reach and change parameters?!? What if there is one unit left and the other musician needs to be on the other side of the room?
You do not need the HUB. You can connect directly from the mixer from an AES out, however, you have to use the included power supply. The HUB provides PoE and connectivity to IEM systems. The DP48 is a great unit even if the A and B mixers are housed in one unit.
Greg&Christy Stevens since the HD supports the AES50 protocol it will output audio to the DP48’s, but it would totally make sense if the HD has the remote control functions available as well
Greg&Christy Stevens midas Pro series support them as well, but I don’t think it works with 96KHz, because of the AES50 channel protocol. Maybe compatible with hd96 when running 48K?
That’s a problem bc folks who buy the HD are going to want to run that system at 96k. It would’ve made sense for Midas to make this system compatible to that.
This was kind of a crap introduction to this unit. Full of all sorts of vague and unrelated comments: "you name it, it has it", "users should feel like they're sitting on a couch, that's the goal of any in-ear system", "more advanced controls and features the user doesn't have to worry about"... And apparently we don't have to know or understand either. Show us how it works, show us the buttons doing things and routing, show us the back end controls. I don't care how it makes the user feel, I want to know how it operates, what's the user interface really look like...
This is what I was waiting to hear: ruclips.net/video/VJcZpEdlcAI/видео.html . Dont want to use wired IEMs connected to the DP48 - want to drive our wireless IEM transmitters back at the rack with our mixes. Sweet!
From what I can figure out is that you can assign a certain number of channels into one group. You can mess with individual volume level and panning per channel, and then the group volume adjusts the amount of level for that group proportionally.
This seems ridiculously complicated for musicians who are used to the one instrument per channel paradigm or perhaps a group on one or two of those channels a la avioms or p16. Three knobs to change settings? Two musicians on the one box? This is asking for trouble. Who has time to squint at a small fonts on a little display during a gig? I’m sure it’s wonderful but intuitive to non technicians.... ?
You can still use it as one instrument to one channel. The LED screen with the group names is very bright (and my vision without glasses is very bad). Once you try it and hear your instruments through it, you will love it.
Doesn't the P16 only mix 16 channels, this mixes 3 times that, and plus two musicians instead of one for the same price. I could only wish it were compatible with other mixers other than Midas and X32s
I've never met this skinny man that is presenting but he deserves a pay raise because he is a genius
I wish these had a mic input for bands that talk to each other
haven’t used this personally, but I would think it would be fairly straightforward to route as many mic signals as needed into this monitoring system.
Wish there was a rack version of this. It makes more sense to me so you can customize the mix and the outputs are going right into my IEM transmitter.
You can use the headphone jack.
@Midas The Problem is, that your facebook page is down for about 14 days now...whats up with that?
NameNaameNameeNaamee nahh.. that’s what i tought too
Can you use a dp48 with a Midas mr18?
Ok
1. Is this going to need shielded cat5e when transmitting aes50 just like the rest of the x and m lines to avoid static electricity and loss of signal
2. Will there be an app to control and build your mixes so it is not required to use the hardware, especially for the guy “sharing” without the hox in front of him/her
3. Please come up with a single rack space bank of 8 xlrs solution for digital snakes, where you can build your own configurations...daisy chain them with aes50 etc... say 4 input modules and two output modules... 32x16
User could add, build as required...
Also, if you had a bank of 8 outputs, you could install it in a monitor amp rack, and feed it with a single ethercon..
Number 3 is such a good idea. I wonder if that is the "8 channel hub" he was talking about that is in development. I can just imagine how helpful the added amount of flexibility would be. Pricey, though.
So musicians will need to be near each other to reach and change parameters?!? What if there is one unit left and the other musician needs to be on the other side of the room?
Hello ! Is it working with the Pro 2 ?
I don’t see the compatibility with the 96 KHz
Thank you.
with the HUB, can we use the ultralink from an MR18? and still daisy chain it to an DN4816-O?
So does this mean that I will need a hub if I want to connect this from x32 Beringher mixer or can I connect them directly from the x32 to the DP28??
Anyone has this answer???
You do not need the HUB. You can connect directly from the mixer from an AES out, however, you have to use the included power supply. The HUB provides PoE and connectivity to IEM systems. The DP48 is a great unit even if the A and B mixers are housed in one unit.
The DP48 MIDAS is compatible with the Behringer X32 ??
yes
Hello .How does dp48 set a and b channel sound separately?
How is it personal monitoring if it's for more that one person??
Big question for me is... will it work with the new Heritage D?
Greg&Christy Stevens since the HD supports the AES50 protocol it will output audio to the DP48’s, but it would totally make sense if the HD has the remote control functions available as well
Yes but if I recall the DP48 only runs at 44.1 and 48k. HD is a 96k platform. Will that have any affect?
Greg&Christy Stevens midas Pro series support them as well, but I don’t think it works with 96KHz, because of the AES50 channel protocol. Maybe compatible with hd96 when running 48K?
That’s a problem bc folks who buy the HD are going to want to run that system at 96k. It would’ve made sense for Midas to make this system compatible to that.
This was kind of a crap introduction to this unit. Full of all sorts of vague and unrelated comments: "you name it, it has it", "users should feel like they're sitting on a couch, that's the goal of any in-ear system", "more advanced controls and features the user doesn't have to worry about"... And apparently we don't have to know or understand either. Show us how it works, show us the buttons doing things and routing, show us the back end controls. I don't care how it makes the user feel, I want to know how it operates, what's the user interface really look like...
yeah, it sucked 100 percent. Sophisticated...the couch part made sense to me but they are not making it easy
@@kosycat1 what about who like me still don know what the hell this unit is...5th video I check...still no infoLOL
@@rikirex2162 oh dear
Why is there always a BUGERA amp in the back?
Bugera, Behringer, and Midas all have the same ownership group.
it has a stereo headphone amp? i see it has a two mono outs.
2 mono outs, 2 stereo outs
Is there a way to turn off the auto solo mode on the DP48? Very tough to fly blind in a performance when changing volume on one channel in a group.
Is Behringer a part Midas? I noticed that you guys use an identical or the exact same room for presentation videos.
Hi, we are both a part of Music Tribe, which means sometimes we get to share the amazing studio facilities they have over in Germany :D
would you have to downsample 48k if your using the pro series of consoles?
talk back mic on the unit?
Yes.
This is what I was waiting to hear: ruclips.net/video/VJcZpEdlcAI/видео.html . Dont want to use wired IEMs connected to the DP48 - want to drive our wireless IEM transmitters back at the rack with our mixes. Sweet!
Wow I love it so amazing
Love it
Still confused about the groups. Can you mix all 48 channels outside the groups? Do you have to use the group buttons?
Fremont Presbyterian great question
From what I can figure out is that you can assign a certain number of channels into one group. You can mess with individual volume level and panning per channel, and then the group volume adjusts the amount of level for that group proportionally.
And yes, to adjust a particular group, you will have to select what group it is you're working with
@@TotalEvo7 Correct!
any issues using with x32?
Nope. Works perfectly.
This seems ridiculously complicated for musicians who are used to the one instrument per channel paradigm or perhaps a group on one or two of those channels a la avioms or p16. Three knobs to change settings? Two musicians on the one box? This is asking for trouble. Who has time to squint at a small fonts on a little display during a gig? I’m sure it’s wonderful but intuitive to non technicians.... ?
You can still use it as one instrument to one channel. The LED screen with the group names is very bright (and my vision without glasses is very bad). Once you try it and hear your instruments through it, you will love it.
Is the M32 Firmware update available yet to the public?
V4.0? It's not on the website so, I'm guessing no.
What's the new hype for the update?
@@musikman337 it's a significant update. Changes in routing and more! There is a video somewhere....
@@rickdagrexican7351 if u dont mind can you paste the link
@@musikman337 ruclips.net/video/wv5f1aO_b1A/видео.html
Price?
$399.99 US for the DP48 at Sweetwater.
Please give me one mixer please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Holy shiet, hype
This its a bit too much in the box. The P16 is an easier option & it works on the Ultranet which is a better idea too.
Doesn't the P16 only mix 16 channels, this mixes 3 times that, and plus two musicians instead of one for the same price. I could only wish it were compatible with other mixers other than Midas and X32s
The DP48 is a giant upgrade over the P16. You can mix all 48 channels within groups. The P16 is a great box though. I have both.
What a lame product presentation . . .
Pre amp of MIDAS M32 and X32 sucks!
Nah
@@jumpingman8160 Yes they do
@@pierreh6060 nah