Allen and heath dlive offline editor full#

It’s great that we can pair it with pretty much any I/O from Allen & Heath too, it makes this owned console easily applicable to a host of uses for the band.”īoth Howarth and Boole made use of each console’s offline editor – new to SQ V1.4 firmware – as Howarth explained: “During the pre-production day at SSE and after we had built the show files for FOH and monitors (with everything we were ever going to need, and more), we synced the files and made sure the two consoles networked while Boole patched the dLive to and from the SQ-5. “It has an extremely small footprint and local I/O which I use for shouts and local festival drum subs / sidefills. “SQ has a very similar workflow to dLive,” added monitor engineer, Scott Howarth. All I/O is set up through the DM64 MixRack, which just creates an extremely neat and tidy, yet small package.” Supplied by SSE Audio, a DM64 MixRack fitted with gigaACE and fibreACE cards formed the core of the system paired with a dLive S3000 surface at FOH (fitted with a Dante card), while a digital split from the gigaACE card allowed the band to use their own SQ-5 for monitor duties.Īdam Boole, FOH engineer and long-time user of Allen & Heath products, commented: “When we started this project, we needed to build a system that would work with the band’s own SQ-5 on monitors, luckily it was easy to achieve by having dLive on FOH.

Allen and heath dlive offline editor full#

Having recently purchased their own Allen & Heath SQ-5 digital mixer, British Rockers Don Broco chose to pair it up with a full dLive system this summer for a short festival run across the UK & Europe, including appearances at Mad Cool, Meo Mares Festival and Truck Festival.