COBALT, the pocket-sized USB3 audio protocol converter from Midas Consoles, is now shipping globally.
Small in size, massive in capability— the MIDAS Console COBALT delivers up to 192 bidirectional audio channels at 48 or 96kHz over a single locking USB-C connection, straight into your Mac— with Windows support coming soon. Built for engineers who need power without the bulk, COBALT packs a full-scale recording and virtual soundcheck rig into the palm of your hand, streamlining complex workflows with plug-and-play simplicity.
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HD96-AIR
This is a game-changing ultra-portable console, purpose-built for sound professionals who demand uncompromising performance in a compact, flyable format. It brings the full power of 64-bit summing engine and legendary Midas sound into a lightweight design— Even with the flight case (sold separately), the full package weighs in at under 30 KG — ready for anywhere the show takes you. With enhanced I/O flexibility, seamless AoIP integration, and a fast, intuitive multi-gesture touchscreen workflow, HD96-AIR redefines what’s possible in live sound mixing. Built for engineers on the move, it lets you travel light without sacrificing power, precision, or performance.
COBALT
New from Midas, this pocket-sized USB3 audio protocol converter—and it’s a powerhouse. With up to 192 bidirectional channels at 48 or 96 kHz via Dual Redundant HyperMAC In/Outs, COBALT ensures ultra-reliable performance in even the most demanding live environments. A single locking USB-C cable connects you straight into your Mac (Windows support coming soon), with built-in sample rate conversion, LED status indicators, and an Ethernet tunnel for OSC and rtpMIDI integration. It’s a studio-grade rig that fits in your palm.
AS88
The Midas AS88 completes the trio with a rugged, rack-ready 8×8 AES3 I/O expander featuring dual redundant HyperMAC connectivity. Compact, rock-solid, and perfect for building modular systems, AS88 is ideal for touring setups, broadcast racks, and anything in between.
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