Shure unveiled its IntelliMix Room audio processing, DSP-based software at the show, able to be deployed to in-room Windows 10 PCs and meeting control devices that are already in place to run software-based AV conferencing services.
The software provides up to 16 channels of audio processing, using the same algorithms as the Shure P300 IntelliMix audio conferencing processor, with the algorithms designed to optimise the performance of Shure’s conferencing microphone range, including the MXA910 ceiling array, MXA310 table array and Microflex Wireless.
IntelliMix Room aggregates the audio output of multiple microphone sources, with echo cancellation, noise reduction, automatic mixing, automatic gain control and secure Dante routing features, producing a single channel of audio.
The software can be licensed on three-year and five-year options, with deployments of either up to eight or 16 channels of processed audio, including support and maintenance.
Shure’s Designer software can also be used to allow integrators to set up rooms using Shure’s templates or configure a custom template for repeated large-scale deployments.