What is the USB port for on the MIX-16, MIX-32, and DA-816?
With feedback from our end users and dealers, we are continually making Livemix better with firmware updates. These USB ports are used for updating the firmware.
MIX-16 and MIX-32 distributor, mixer unit for Livemix personal monitor system and personal mixer system.
Where should I put the MIX-16 or MIX-32?
We recommend placing the MIX-16 or MIX-32 near the stage. This will maximize the cable lengths for each personal mixer.
How many channels does Livemix support?
Livemix supports up to 24 input channels and provides 4 additional accessory channels (Ambient Mic, Intercom, Aux Input, and Metronome).
Does the MIX-16 have 16 channels?
The MIX-16 supports 16 personal mixes but has up to 24 channels.
Can I lock out features?
Livemix has a passcode feature for protecting certain settings. The passcode can lock out the Global Effects (channel EQ, Dynamics and HPF), Global Configuration (all global features including Global Templates), and Global MirrorMix®.
What gets locked out if we use a passcode?
Livemix has a passcode feature for protecting certain settings. The passcode protects Global Effects (channel EQ, Dynamics and HPF) and/or Global Configuration (all Global features including Global Templates).
How many channels come in to Livemix from the Dante network?
Livemix is able to select up to 24 channels from any of the available channels on the Dante network.
How do I use Livemix in a studio?
Livemix works with either analog or digital (Dante) input. With the AD-24 analog input unit you can connect TRS or DB25 connectors from your console or recording interface. For a Digital connection with Dante, plug directly into a switch. For…
Do I need to use the Dante Controller?
As of Livemix version 4.0, the Dante Controller is required for setting up Livemix on the Dante Network. Versions prior to 2.15 do not require the Dante Controller, although it's use is recommended. You will also need to use Dante…
Does Livemix work with AES67?
AES67 is an interoperability protocol that promises the ability to share digital audio from non-compatible networks. As Dante is compatible with AES67, an AES67 network is possible but we do not offer support for creating an AES67 network.