Klark Teknik DN32-USB
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An Expansion Designed to Complement the MIDAS M32 Ecosystem
The MIDAS M32 has become a benchmark for live sound and studios seeking a flexible digital console. This USB expansion follows that logic: it adds a multichannel audio interface directly to the console to easily connect the M32 to a computer and fully leverage its potential in recording and post-production.
Who Is It For, and What Are the Use Cases?
This card is aimed at sound engineers, bands, mobile studios, houses of worship, and service providers who want to record up to 32 separate tracks, send audio returns from software, or prepare a virtual soundcheck by replaying a concert through the console.
A Multichannel USB Interface Serving Your Workflow
By adding a 32x32 USB connection, you can route console signals to the computer to capture each input while retrieving playback channels for mixing, stems, effects, or reference tracks. The result: smoother DAW integration, simplified cabling, and a setup tailored for both production and live performance.
Technical specifications
| Input connector | USB |
| Compatible with | MIDAS M32 |
| Number of channels | up to 32 bidirectional channels |
| Connection | USB |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Klark Teknik DN32-USB compatible with the MIDAS M32?
This card is designed to be used with the MIDAS M32 digital console.
How many tracks can be recorded via USB with this card?
Up to 32 channels can be sent to a computer for separate multitrack recording. The USB connection is bidirectional over 32 channels.
Can a virtual soundcheck be done with an M32 and this expansion card?
The 32 USB playback channels can be sent back from software to the console. This makes it possible to replay a recording on the MIDAS M32 to prepare the mix. This stream enables virtual soundcheck without changing the console inputs.
What connection does the DN32-USB use to link the console to the computer?
The connection to the computer is via USB, with a 32 x 32 channel audio interface.
Does the DN32-USB allow sending stems or reference tracks back to the console?
Thanks to the 32 bidirectional USB channels, stems, effects, or reference tracks can be played from software and routed to the MIDAS M32.
