MixRack Getting Started Guide
1. Introduction
dLive is a distributed digital mixing system providing a uniquely flexible solution for any live sound
application. It separates the mix engine from the control surface, putting the audio and processing where it
is needed, and offering a host of control and audio networking possibilities. Refer to the Allen & Heath
website to find out more about dLive.
The MixRack is the heart of any dLive system. It houses the XCVI processing core complete with audio I/O,
control and audio networking ports. It is typically connected to a dLive Surface, but can also be controlled
at the same time as or even without a Surface using a laptop or iPad, Allen & Heath IP remotes or third
party controllers via TCP/IP. DX Expanders can be added to the system for extra I/O.
1.1 dLive MixRacks
There are different sizes of dLive MixRack available. All feature the same mix engine and differ only in the
number of analogue I/O, PSU and cable redundancy, and number of I/O Ports. All models can work with
the full 128 channels by adding DX expanders or patching digital sources.
dLive MixRack features at a glance:
XCVI 160x64 FPGA core
96kHz sample rate, 96bit accumulator
Class leading, ultra-low latency 0.7ms
128 Input Channels with full processing
64 Mix Outputs with full processing
DEEP processing embedded channel plugins
Configurable 64 bus architecture (group, FX, aux, matrix, mains)
LR, LCR and up to 5.1 mains mode
16 RackFX with dedicated stereo returns
Multiple PFLs
24 DCAs
Built-in signal generator, RTA and spectrogram
Flush front panel with ultra quiet fan
Reversible rack ears design
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