Yamaha has joined the Q-SYS Technology Partner Programme, which allows third party providers to integrate their technologies with those of Q-SYS.
The audio, video, and control platform provider, Q-SYS, has already delivered on this commitment by certifying Yamaha’s ADECIA RM-CG Ceiling Array Microphone plugin for use with its own products.
As a result, the ADECIA plugin and future technologies approved by Q-SYS will help to boost sales as they gain relevance to both Yamaha and Q-SYS customers.
In January, Nureva also joined the D-SYS Technology Partner Programme, allowing it to integrate its audio control and camera tracking solutions with Q-SYS.
Thomas Hemery, Senior General Manager of Yamaha Professional Solutions Division, outlines what Yamaha can bring to the technology partnership:
“With this certification and participation in the Q-SYS Technology Partner Programme, we can help solve the ecosystem complexities of today's conferencing environment.
“We will deliver a high-quality conferencing experience through the integration of ADECIA ceiling microphones and the Q-SYS Platform.”
Certified: ADECIA RM-CG Ceiling Array Microphone
The ADECIA RM-CG uses multi-beam tracking commands to elicit talker-based camera switching, which the Japanese technology manufacturer Yamaha says will “[enable] meeting equity in various environments” – in meeting spaces, universities, or government offices, for example.
The plugin lets users connect through IP address, view device information, and control the device settings like tracking speed, mic gain, automix settings per channel, and LED mode.
It will be made available to customers through a future release of the Q-SYS Automatic Camera Preset Recall (ACPR) plugin.
Yamaha has also announced that it will release the VXC2P Dante/Poe ceiling speaker with signal processing and the CTL-BN1, which works as a mute button for the ADECIA microphones as well as an external controller.
