With Adaptive Voice Amplification, a wireless headset microphone connected to an HDX systems projects an amplified voice in the room. The HDX Series full-room audio pickup ensures that remote participants will clearly hear all voices from the room.
Why use Adaptive Voice Amplification?
Speaking all day can put a strain on a presenter’s voice. Hearing a presenter clearly can also be challenging, especially for people sitting at the back of the room. With Adaptive Voice Amplification, the in-room experience is improved for both attendees and presenters while an excellent audio experience is still provided for remote participants.
With Adaptive Voice Amplification
People in the room can hear the presenter’s voice amplified through the HDX Series speakers.
Remote participants can hear the presenter and the people in the room.
Everyone can be recorded with the UC&C application or lecture capture solution.
Note: Only the voice of the person using the external microphone will be amplified in the room.
Device management
HDX systems can be managed using either the Nureva App or Nureva Console. The Nureva App connects to the system locally, while Nureva Console manages and monitors systems remotely through the cloud. The best option depends on an organization's network setup and IT policies, such as whether devices are allowed to connect to cloud services.
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What microphone systems can I use?
Adaptive Voice Amplification is compatible with the following supported external microphone types:
Lavalier
Headset
Earset
Handheld
Gooseneck
Users should verify with the microphone manufacturer that their microphone system and their transmitter are compatible.
Auxiliary connections on the system hub
The HDX audio system features balanced auxiliary Euroblock connectors on the system hub that let you send and receive audio to and from third party devices. You can configure these connectors in the Nureva App and Nureva Console.
Explore set-up instructions for the auxiliary ports on the HDX system hub.