Options & Pieces for Mixers news

Mackie offers users of its DL32R digital mixer an expansion card that will add the console to any Dante audio network.

PreSonus will offer is a few weeks an optional AVB audio network card for its StudioLive AI and RM digital consoles.

Behringer announces the availability in your local authorized stores of the audio network expansion cards for its X32 digital mixer.

Rupert Neve Designs gives users of the 5088 mixing console the possibility to add motorized faders with the SwiftMix module.

Electro-Voice introduces the RCM-28 DSP and OMNEO network card designed for the EV Tour Grade power amplifiers.

Avid has announced VENUE Mix Rack compatibility with VENUE Stage 48 and VENUE Ethernet Snake Card.

Yamaha announces updates to its Dante-MY16-AUD interface card.

The VENUE SC48 Remote System features the SC48 digital console paired with the new VENUE Stage 48 remote box.

Mackie announces a partnership with New Japan Radio Corporation to develop a new op-amp for Mackie mixers.

Audient's Dual Layer technology is now available for its ASP8024 console, in the form of Dual Layer Control (DLC) module.

The Venue IO16 Option Card is designed to let can connect your outboard gear to Venue SC48 locally.

Based around the Stealth FPGA technology, the DiGiCo SD Rack is an I/O rack for any mixing console withmultiple format sample rate conversion and 448 I/O, in any combination at 96kHz, spread across m…

Tascam has announced the IF-AV/DM and IF-CB/DM interface cards for the DM-3200 and DM-4800 digital consoles, allowing connection to Aviom and CobraNet systems over CAT-5 cable.

Allen & Heath announced it is shipping new interface cards for the iLive and iLive-T series digital consoles

Mackie has announced Vista support for the Onyx FireWire Card and added Vista 64 support for all FireWire devices.

The new interface will be compatible with the new M1-F 8 and 12 channel consoles and also TL Audio’s award winning Fat Track Tube Production Suite.

Digidesign presents the Mix Rack, which they say is a more affordable entry into the VENUE line, combining all stage, local audio I/O, and DSP processing into a single compact rack enclosure.