LONDON – At PLASA 2010, Allen & Heath and Audinate showed a Dante networking audio interface card for the iLive digital mixing series.
{mosimage}The Dante audio interface card allows iLive systems to work with Audinate's Dante audio networking solution, providing capacity for 64×64 bi-directional audio with full network redundancy. iLive MixRacks and modular surfaces with the RAB2 module can be fitted with the new slot-in card. A Dante Virtual Soundcard license will be included with purchases of the card, turning a PC or Mac into a Dante enabled device.
"We know from our customers that there are many iLive users who want to be able to integrate with Dante," said Glenn Rogers, managing director of Allen & Heath. "We have been pleased to work with Audinate in the development of their new 64 channel module, which will provide a great solution. The new audio interface card should be available to us in November."
Audinate changes the way network systems are connected by transporting high-quality media over standard IT networks. Its Dante products delivers a self-configuring, plug-and-play digital audio network that uses standard Internet protocols. Dante also offers a migration path for future upgrades to new standards such as the IEEE Audio Video Bridging (AVB).
Allen & Heath's iLive digital mixing series includes several Control Surface and MixRack variants, which can be mixed and matched in any combination and share the same firmware.
For more information, please visit www.ilive-digital.com and www.audionate.com.
