GLD112/80 To Logic Help

[MobiusParticipant]

Hello!

I’m Will, and I’m new here!

I really need some help understanding the terminology and process to get my GLD channels to Logic Pro X so I can make a better mix in Logic for my livestream.

What equipment do I need? A Dante card? If anyone is willing to give me a head to toe process it would be hugely appreciated!!

Thanks so much!!
Will

[SteffenRParticipant]

Logic is not a live tool

[MobiusParticipant]

Logic and ProTools can be used to process livestream mixes.

I need help getting my GLD112 connected to Logic.

[Mfk0815Participant]

Try to find a Dante or Waves card for the GLD. Maybe some reseller have one on stock, otherwise you have to find a used one.
For the Dante Card you need an additional Dante Virtual Soundcard for the computer on which Logic is running.

[MobiusParticipant]

Ok! Thanks!! Doesn’t Waves need some kind of really expensive system to work?

I’m assuming a Dante Card is the cheapest option. Someone mentioned using a Focusrite RedNet to talk to the computer. Though I’m still nit sure if the line flow.

GLD112 > Dante Card > RedNet > MacBook > RedNet(Again?) > ATEM Video Switcher > Livestream.

Is that right?
Thanks!!!

[SteffenRParticipant]

the ATEM can not connect to Dante

Logic and ProTools can be used to process livestream mixes.

I was trying to say that all you need is in the GLD already
there is no real need for the Logic route
and there are tools available to do audio processing without the need of a real sequencer software

otherwise it is possible to feed the mix out the GLD into any interface (some of them have S/PDIF)
and back from Logic to the ATEM
latency should be no issue since the video part needs way more processing time than the audio

For the Dante Card you need an additional Dante Virtual Soundcard for the computer on which Logic is running.

the same applies to the Waves solution but the software is free of charge
Dante Virtual Soundcard costs $ 29.99

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