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Merging Technologies
Website:https://www.merging.com
Merging Technologies is a Swiss manufacturer of professional digital audio equipment building a reputation within recording, mastering and broadcast circles for reference-grade digital audio workstations, converters and networking technology used across some of the world's most demanding professional facilities.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog spans the Hapi and Anubis interface and conversion systems, with Merging Technologies's engineering distinguished by its RAVENNA/AES67 networked-audio technology, an industry-standard protocol for professional audio-over-IP transmission the company has helped develop and champion within broadcast and recording facilities worldwide.
Who owns it and where it's made
Merging Technologies is a Swiss company, designing and manufacturing its professional audio equipment domestically in Switzerland.
The lineup in this catalog
Audio interfaces and converters. Pricing sits within the professional and prosumer audio-networking segment.
Who it's for
Merging Technologies suits professional recording, mastering and broadcast buyers specifically seeking reference-grade, network-based digital audio conversion, rather than buyers seeking a conventional standalone consumer hi-fi DAC.
Range & what it's known for
The catalog spans the Hapi and Anubis interface and conversion systems, with Merging Technologies's engineering distinguished by its RAVENNA/AES67 networked-audio technology, an industry-standard protocol for professional audio-over-IP transmission the company has helped develop and champion within broadcast and recording facilities worldwide.
Who owns it and where it's made
Merging Technologies is a Swiss company, designing and manufacturing its professional audio equipment domestically in Switzerland.
The lineup in this catalog
Audio interfaces and converters. Pricing sits within the professional and prosumer audio-networking segment.
Who it's for
Merging Technologies suits professional recording, mastering and broadcast buyers specifically seeking reference-grade, network-based digital audio conversion, rather than buyers seeking a conventional standalone consumer hi-fi DAC.