We’ve asked Audinate and will update our readers once we find out. So according to the company’s CIO, it can use the “built-in sound card”, whether that means any generic sound card or the use of a Dante Virtual Sound Card in your machine isn’t terribly clear. You can even monitor individual streams from the network for music instruction and audio system setup applications.” Dante Via extends networked audio from facilities like classrooms, houses of worship, conference rooms, to overflow rooms. “Audio from USB microphones, or any audio interface, can be routed to other rooms in the building. “Dante Via opens up endless imaginative use cases,” said Gary Southwell, Audinate’s Vice President of Product Management. With Dante Via you can easily distribute or loopback audio via the network from any application such as Cubase, Pro Tools, Nuendo, Logic, Reaper or even Skype. So with this we can make a Dante network out a set of computers and their associated soundcards.” Speaking at the AV Networking World conference, on the eve of InfoComm, Aidan Williams, the company’s CIO, explained: “ a USB microphone connected to a computer running Dante Via, then a signal can go into the computer via USB, into the Dante network, across to another computer, and then get played out again, using the built-in soundcard, through a set of speakers. Best of all you won’t need additional hardware, as the software transmits and receives audio via your Ethernet port, allowing you to easily connect to the Dante network. It will also remove the need for short reach point-to-point analog and USB cables by allowing you to create a flexible audio bridge for your computer to connect with legacy USB, FireWire and Thunderbolt audio interfaces and turn them into networked devices. The new software allows you to build a complete, standalone audio system of networked PCs without the need for any dedicated Dante-enabled hardware to be present on the network.Īny computer instantly becomes a networked audio I/O device.
New Software by Audinate, Dante Via transforms Macs and PCs into networked I/O devices.
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