Fwiw, I’m on Mojave and run the TCP midi driver on *several* machines and have had zero issues to date.

I absolutely *love* Live Professor. You don’t need DAW control though. You need TCP midi up and running. Once you’re good with that connection, in LP, go to Audio/Midi settings/midi, add a midi device, tell it to look to TCP midi for input. …and that should be all you need to get Midi from dLive to LP. …then you can start mapping. 🙂

+1!

How is that remotely helpful? The point of tb and tb groups is that I have a quick way to swap between them, and that the audio is only active when I push the TalkBack button. If you patch the socket that’s a bunch of always-on noise from FOH. Nosir, that is absolutely stupid.

It’s been a feature request in the past unless I’m mistaken. What Scott said, but also you can burn an input channel, set the input of that channel to be the output of the desired inception group, then send that input channel to a group. …effectively giving you a group within a group.

Should be in the “dLive-Firmware-Reference-Guide-V1.8,” in the documents section of the Allen Heath website…

@ Mark, I was out of town, hadn’t had a chance to test, but yeah: just confirmed it’s only the actual Mode menu that appears to affect the pickoff, not the width percentage.

@ Mr. X – Since we are running a Dante network and need to tie multiple systems redundantly together it made a lot more sense to use Tie Lines as opposed to VSC. (For one,…[Read more]

+1

Yes, exactly.

Copy/Paste + Sel copies/pastes all channel parameters (Sans Dyn8 if on insert.)

Copy/Paste + Mix copies/pastes all mix parameters/assignments for that channel.

You could add a bluetooth interface to inputs @ mixrack, or take input from an i/o slot if you’ve got a dante card or something like that. I run Spotify via dante inputs, and occasionally run audio cue playback via Live Professor this way as well. I’d be hesitant to rely on a bluetooth connection though, and would absolutely favor just adding…[Read more]

Ditto to what they said. Computer settings for sure. If you’re on a Mac, there’s an easy shortcut for this. Make sure you “Show volume in the menu bar,” under sound prefs. Then in the little sound icon in the upper right part of the screen, you can click it and you will see what outputs are currently available/selected. (If you option + click,…[Read more]

@ Steffen – yes, another potential failure point for an unskilled user, or someone not paying attention. It could be made an optional feature by way of setup button to avoid that issue. IE, you’d have to be really intentional about turning it on in the first place.

@ MFK – dual mono matrices would still reflect the stereo image if L and R are…[Read more]

It’s 10 user logins, period. Users are stored on the console, so however you dole that out, you get 10.

So in my case, I have: admin, band, non-redzone volunteer, Pack 1-5 (5x IEM user logins for Custom Control,) and two spares.

@ Nicola – I dig what you did with the chromatic meters instead of the full standard meters, it’s a nice touch. I presume you’re using the row of send-assign buttons to effectively mute/unmute sends to that mix? I was hesitant to add that in my layouts, because turning the fader all the way down effectively does the same thing, and I was…[Read more]