With the (upcoming) release of the Dante card, the RM series can now start talking to the rest of the digital world, and it could do it over existing network hardware without upgrading to AVB-ready switches. #Dante virtual soundcard waves multirack series# I'm looking forward to some lively discussion about what it can do. The Dante cards for our AI mixers will hopefully ship by the end of June if testing goes well.
How does an RM32AI present itself to the Audinate control software? The RM mixer will present 52 sends and 34 returns via Dante. The can be routed in stereo pairs from the Main L, R, Mono/Center, Aux 1-16, FX Send A, B, C, D, Tape Input, or Solo Buss)ģ2 digital network inputs into the 32 input channelsĢ inputs into the stereo digital return channel Here's the breakdown.Ģ0 "Auxiliary" sends (routable in the "Aux Routing" tab in the settings of UC Surface. There currently isn't a way to route a Dante input directly to an output.
It would need to come into a channel fist and that channel would need to be mixed to the desired output. Routing directly to outputs is planned for a future update.Īll inputs are sent straight to the digital (Dante) outputs. You can choose for them to be pre Fat Channel or post Fat Channel. In UC Surface, open the channel settings (gear icon next to the name in the Fat Channel area) and you'll see buttons for Pre/Post. More flexibility for routing to these outputs is planned for a future release. Yes, UC Surface control will work alongside Dante on the same RJ45 connector. We are members of OSC but have not yet determined the best path forward for implementing open control into our platforms. For the RM mixers we plan to turn on MIDI support with the ability to assign any parameter to the controls on a hardware controller. We're hoping to have this in early 2016 (just too much other stuff on the stack for the rest of this year). Yes, the Dante card includes both the primary and secondary ports for redundant connections.
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