Remote facilities company M3 (Music Mix Mobile, based in New Jersey/California) recently added Dante networking capability to its broadcast mix trucks via Focusrite RedNet 6 MADI Bridge units.
Specifically, RedNet 6 has been added based on its ability to provide a bridge between any Dante-enabled network and M3’s MADI-based multi-channel audio system workflow.
Joel Singer, M3 engineer-in-charge, explains, “In what we are doing now, connectivity options are the name of the game – what is asked of us from gig to gig can vary greatly, and it’s on us to have the right tools for the job. Dante is clearly becoming an industry standard among many professionals and facilities. With the RedNet 6 MADI interface, we are very comfortable converting a Dante signal into something that we’re more familiar with, and vice versa. It’s a flawless, all-in-one tool.”
Phil Wagner, president of Focusrite Novation, adds, “M3 is the preeminent mobile broadcast mix company, responsible for capturing and mixing the audio for a high percentage of high-profile events, and we are thrilled that they have added RedNet 6 to their workflow. RedNet provides professionals with the appropriate solutions, and it is satisfying for RedNet to get the stamp of approval from M3.”