Skive Theatre In Denmark Upgrades With New Allen & Heath Mix Platform
dLive C1500 mix surface and DM32 MixRack help venue better serve expanded programming, with an IP8 remote controller to supplement the surface.
April 1, 2021
dLive C1500 mix surface and DM32 MixRack help venue better serve expanded programming, with an IP8 remote controller to supplement the surface.
New features include Director software, new dPack processors and several enhancements and workflow improvement.
Venue in Trondheim utilizes dLive mix system to enhance its emphasis on optimized livestreamed performances.
New drivers offer modules for all key routing parameters and are a starting point for building user interfaces in a range of installation environments.
Free application provides control of multiple DT168 and DT164-W expanders connected to Dante-equipped third-party digital mixers and sound management systems.
Existing dLive mix system joined by DX164-W expanders to increase I/O connectivity options in worship sanctuary of Milwaukee church.
Church starts fresh with new audio backbone utilizing an AHM-64 scalable processing matrix as the central audio hub.
Dream City Church in Phoenix deploys dLive consoles ranging from compact C1500 to S7000 – joined by Avantis – as the hub of its multifaceted production.
Avantis console and a set of ME-1 personal mixers for the praise team at the secondary chapel of Good Shepherd Church in Bokjeong-dong.
Company presented mix of product-focused demo sessions, “behind the scenes” development stories, sponsored musical events and content premieres, and much more.
Special episode featuring touring engineer Michael Bangs and NAMM President & CEO Joe Lamond kicked off on the Allen & Heath show page.
Company offering roughly two dozen planned sessions – including special Signal To Noise podcast episode – in addition to hosting a virtual exhibit space.