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Sergio and Woutert, you know you can insert the effect directly on the channel’s signal path, right?

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Originally posted by casigoreng

For all apples: Android is build for stability. It is flexible and it has a common API to develop applications for many devices. The requerements of a GLD Remote are covered by the basic System-API like drawing on the screen and communicate over the network.

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Have you actually developed for Android? yes in a controlled, locked down, environment it can be a very good choice. But that’s not how it would be used here.

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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iPad only is fine. It’s an expensive console, android isn’t built for stability it’s built for flexibility. I think A&H made a good decision on this. I’d much rather have good firmware updates that add features then android compatibility.

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by jdh28

There’s definitely a PC in there running Linux – you see the BIOS screen and Linux starting to boot. I have had mine hang hard so that the touchscreen and all the controls are unresponsive, but audio continued to flow. I would imagine therefore that the main mixer is a bunch of FPGAs and perhaps some DSPs, but all the control surface and display is driven by the PC.

But that’s just my speculation

John

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Interesting so it’s probably still a JRE then… But I’m curious because the Qu-16 seems too small to fit a full x86.

Maybe A&H can chip in, or else it’ll be time to get a rental and a screwdriver!

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by naffdave

Hi does any know if you can get the fader level to show all the time on the channel LCD strip. I know if you move the fader you get it or use the alt view but I need the level to show all the time.

Dave

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I do not believe this is currently possible. I imagine you could hack togehter something via TCP/IP feedback protocol but not on the LCDs

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Sounds great!

austin.federa@gmail.com and I’ve got a good collection!

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by Chris93

I recently saw a modular iLive mess up it’s mix configuration in such a way that certain input channels wouldn’t pass signal to the LR bus. Straight reboots didn’t help but changing the configuration settings to make it “reboot” it’s bus structure got it working again.

Is the GLD susceptible to this sort of fun? []

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Yup that makes a ton of sense! That’s how FPGAs work, state until told to reprogram.

No idea about the GLD though

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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NEXO house here, real big fan of their sound.

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Yes its really easy. Midi to Midi-usb, qlab’s “go” string is documented in their FAQs. Nothing iLive specific about it, same way you’d do it on any console.

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Illuminati

Can my T112 surface fire Qlab via MIDI directly? or do I need some kind of external controller? Qlab is currently on a Mac Mini. I have a USB to Midi converter lead for the Mac. I would like to fire it using the scene recall go button. Thoughts?

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iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by millst

I’ve got another one.
Ditch the custom FX and go for Waves Soundgrid so we can plug in our own, or guest engineers can bring their own / presets.

The amount of effort A&H expends on FX would be better invested in core console functions. My thoughts are that if people want fancy multiband compressors or other effects, let them buy them themselves and run whatever they like.

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https://www.allen-heath.com/uk/products/pages/productdetails.aspx?catid=iLiveSeries&subcatid=AudioNetworkingOptions&productid=MWAVES

But, point taken. A Digico style integration would be great.

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by audio_sound

hello..
i want ask about ilive digital T112
the problem is sound doesn’t out to speaker signal from the mic can be received by a mixer, any body can help me????

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Do you have your outputs patched?
Do you know your amp and speakers work?
There’s about a million things that could be wrong, need more info

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by vilddyr

+1

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Anyone else think its funny how similar the Avid S3L is to a lot of the features mentioned here for iLive 2?

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by dymondaudio

Anyone got a Dante card for sale?

idr-32 & T80 + iPad2/Editor
http://www.dymondaudio.co.uk

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You and me both, but they work so well no one’s selling

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by ahlund

Please note that PL-Anet is NOT using the Ethernet protocol so the devices can, per definition, not be POE (Power Over Ethernet) powered and can not be switched to ACE (Ethernet based). It also means that You can not use Ethernet switches in a PL-Anet system. PL-Anet is (I think) using the RS485 protocol and the units are powered thru the cable.

The fact that the system uses CAT5-cables is just a “coincidence”. You can use CAT5 for a lot of things unrelated to Ethernet…

You also have to be very careful not to connect a computer (or any other Ethernet equipment) to a PL-Anet socket. It’s not good for the Ethernet equipment…

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Great that’s what I was afraid of, just couldn’t find a whitepaper speced online.

I’ll order a POE injector.

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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Originally posted by greywizard

ahh very nice…I don’t need redundancy.( got the ole gl2400 on standby with a rack)

what i am aiming for is high quality integrated fx processing in/onboard and the ilives seem to offer that. I am looking to network the ilive and IDr 16 to a router to allow control via a tablet or IPAd (wireless) to tweak the signal to perfection lol. In terms of cost, i have been looking for iLive 112 on google but just a few ppl carry it. anyone got a good reccomendation …. I will be in New York in July, so any US merchants you can reccommend would be good.

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Contact A&H directly and they’ll be happy to work with you to find a demo location and time

iDR-48, T-112, Mixpad
Austin Federa, Lawrence University
https://dimmercheck.blogspot.com

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