Tera Launches 'Sound Yotta,' an Amplifier-Integrated Audio Mixer: "Combining High Performance with Intuitive Usability"

Tera I&C (CEO Ha Seung-yong) has officially launched its amplifier-integrated audio mixer, 'Sound Yotta,' in the Korean market. This product offers audio quality comparable to high-end audio mixers at an economical price while emphasizing intuitive and easy-to-use features.

The current audio mixer market is divided into four types: professional audio mixers, karaoke machines, low-cost Chinese audio mixers, and audio interfaces (external sound cards). Professional audio mixers provide excellent sound quality but require more work to operate according to their needs. Karaoke machines are optimized for specific purposes but have limitations for versatile use.

Recently, low-cost Chinese audio mixers sold on Chinese shopping platforms have also been known to be difficult to operate like professional audio mixers. Audio interfaces, widely used by individuals, only input sound without mixer functions, making detailed sound adjustments impossible and requiring a separate PC or smartphone.

Sound Yotta overcomes these market limitations by offering high-quality sound equivalent to high-end audio mixers at an economical price and minimizing complex equipment configurations with its built-in amplifier.

Sound Yotta connects seamlessly with various media, is designed for intuitive and easy use, and promises another innovative change in the Korean audio market as a 'Made in Korea' product.

The product is designed with a user-friendly interface, allowing beginners to adjust sound settings easily. The built-in headphone amplifier enables high-quality monitoring, making it useful for YouTube broadcasting, singing practice, worship services, and various other situations.

It maximizes compatibility with modern digital devices by providing smartphone and PC input/output ports. This feature consolidates essential broadcasting and personal media functions, making it easy for beginners and experts to use. The upgrade from the 'knob' control to the 'fader' control further enhances its intuitive usability.

As a result, Sound Yotta boasts specifications optimized for aspiring singers practicing their vocals, artists preparing for live performances, church worship teams needing to control sound during services, and YouTubers running personal broadcasts.

Ha Dong-hee, a prominent figure in the audio source field, led the research and development of Sound Yotta. He significantly impacted the early 1990s by importing and distributing Korea's first karaoke sound module. He participated in developing the 'Ox Sound Card,' a PC sound card, thereby influencing the audio source market again. Since then, he has continued to develop related products and engaged in various activities to achieve excellent sound quality. He is now with Tera, focusing on planning and developing high-performance audio mixers.

Reflecting his philosophy of maintaining high-quality audio mixers while maximizing usability, Ha Seung-yong, CEO of Tera, stated, "A singer does not need to become an audio engineer. What is needed is an audio mixer that easily produces their desired sound." He added, "As technology advances, products become more complex with increasing functions. We aimed to simplify and ensure anyone can use it easily by sticking to the essentials."

Tera plans to showcase this product at the CES 2025 exhibition, challenging the global market with its uniquely Korean-made audio mixer.

With the recent global surge in personal broadcasting and digital content creation, users demand more intuitive and convenient equipment. Designed in line with trends such as the popularity of real-time streaming with the advent of 5G networks and the increasing importance of social media integration, Sound Yotta is expected to be highly useful in various media environments.