QUADRIGA has become the audio archival solution for over 70 facilities in 13 different countries, including the world's largest archive, The Library of Congress.

The new features and capabilities included in QUADRIGA 2.0 are primarily a result of the close working relationships that exist between QUADRIGA uses and the Cube-Tec product development team.

Among other enhancements, QUADRIGA 2.0 enables simultaneous parallel capturing of audio material from up to four different devices in any combination. For example, a single QUADRIGA 2.0 system could be configured to handle capturing from analog tapes, vinyl, compact cassettes, and a 9-Pin device simultaneously. If desired, audio files from all 4 machines can be analyzed during the capturing process, with an automatically generated Quality Report stored in the header of the Broadcast Wave (BWF) file when it is written.

QUADRIGA utilizes sophisticated technology unique to the AudioCube platform, providing automated monitoring and logging of both analog and digital audio streams for technical parameters of archival significance. This relieves system operators from monotonous and time-consuming procedures, while guaranteeing the highest possible level of quality control and the reduction of archive transfer costs.