- #PRESONUS STUDIO LIVE AI WAVES MULTIRACK MAC OS#
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If more users want access to your Digigrid network, then as long as they have the software installed and licensed on their computers, they too can simply plug in a Cat 5e or Cat 6 cable. If, for instance, you find yourself running out of audio inputs or DSP horsepower, you can simply buy or rent another Digigrid unit, power it up and attach it to the network. And it’s scalable because you can add more of the physical components at any time. It’s a network in the sense that its features can be shared and used by any connected computer (with the limitation that individual DSP servers can’t split their processing between more than one user). It’s an infrastructure because it’s designed to be permanently installed at the heart of a studio. These are connected physically by Ethernet cables, and functionally by Waves’ SoundGrid Studio software, which handles routing, monitoring and audio processing.
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And although the three words in question make for a slightly indigestible mouthful, they do in fact describe the Digigrid system well.Ī Digigrid system is made up of three types of physical element: computers running Mac OS or Windows audio interfaces and DSP servers. This particular scalable network infrastructure is a collaboration between two big names in digital audio: Waves, who have created the software component, and Digico, who supply the hardware. In fact, had anyone asked me what a scalable network infrastructure was, I’d have guessed it was something from The Thick Of It. But as far as I can remember, we’ve never before reviewed a “scalable network infrastructure”. Two heavy hitters in the world of digital audio have come up with an intriguing new synthesis of hardware and software.įrom string libraries to sealing wax, Sound On Sound has evaluated a great variety of products over the years.
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The SuperRack plug-in is available now from Waves and dealers worldwide, priced USD 599.The five rackmounting members of the Digigrid hardware interface range are, from top, the DLI and DLS, which are specifically designed to connect with Pro Tools HDX systems the versatile IOX which, with its plentiful analogue I/O, is intended to live in a live room the IOC, which offers mainly line–level and digital I/O and the IOS, which includes a built–in SoundGrid server and a broad palette of connection options. SuperRack is currently limited to the Waves stuff, with external offerings supported sometime in the future. However, third-party plug-ins cannot be loaded onto the DSP server as of this moment.
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The plug-in works on Mac and Windows 10 computers (as well as Windows 10 tablets). SuperRack is compatible with desks, racks, rigs and so on from major players in the production world like Allen & Heath, Behringer/Mackie/Midas, PreSonus, Roland, Soundcraft, SSL, Studio, Yamaha and the DiGiGrid stuff. The plug-in can be controlled via user-defined keyboard shortcuts, MIDI devices, and up to 4 touchscreens which can be added to the rig for touch-and-slide parameter/fader control – along with workspace extension, of course. Snapshot functionality is also available, storing plug-in chains, tempo, worksurface setup and Custom Layers – these present your key racks in a single view. Following the initial setup, multiple racks can be linked and operated simultaneously, plug-in orders can be switched, presets copied, and hardware processors can be integrated as external inserts. SuperRack has a setup wizard which scans and identifies connected devices to configure them automatically.
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