How Anubis and MT 48 Support a Wide Variety of Professional Workflows

Music producers, sound engineers, broadcast engineers, and live sound engineers have one thing in common: they demand the highest audio quality. At the same time, their requirements for operation, features, and workflows differ significantly. Added to this are the individual preferences of each user.

It was precisely this challenge that inspired the audio interface development team at Neumann, formerly Merging Technologies: How can maximum flexibility and adaptability be combined with intuitive operation?
Anubis, a dedicated network interface, and the MT 48, with USB and network connectivity, are aimed at different target groups but are based on the same platform. On both devices, a touchscreen allows the user interface to be customized for the specific application and even for personal workflows. This is complemented by dedicated hardware buttons for frequently used functions.

At the heart of this concept are the so-called Missions. They transform the same hardware into specialized tools for different applications.
The Monitor Mission is designed for mixing and mastering studios and post-production. It focuses on precise monitoring, speaker switching, bass management, calibration, and support for immersive formats such as Dolby Atmos.

More about MT 48 and Anubis

With the Music Mission, Anubis and MT 48 become the control center of modern music production. A powerful, low-latency mixer with EQ, dynamics processing, reverb, and custom artist mixes handles tasks that used to require extensive mixing console systems.

Monitor Mission and Music Mission are included with the MT 48 and Anubis. Two additional Missions are also available for Anubis:

The Commentary Mission was developed for broadcast applications such as sports broadcasts. Two commentators, each with a headset, share a single Anubis unit, which is integrated fail-safe thanks to a redundant network connection. The user interface can be configured by the technician in charge so that it remains extremely easy for the commentators to use.

The Venue Mission is designed for live productions. Pairs of musicians share a single Anubis unit equipped with two microphone inputs and headphone outputs for individual in-ear mixes. Management is handled centrally via the audio network by the monitor engineer. The hardware also combines different requirements. FPGA technology enables audio processing with extremely low latency, while standards such as AES67, Dante (optional), NMOS, and LAWO HOME support seamless integration into professional infrastructures.

Anubis and MT 48 represent a new generation of audio interfaces. Thanks to dedicated missions and comprehensive configurability, they adapt to specific requirements. Operation remains clear, efficient, and intuitive at all times.

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