The purpose of this Tech Tip is to provide instructions on using Dante’s Device Lock feature with Symetrix Dante-enabled hardware in Composer 6.0 or later.
The purpose of this Tech Tip is to provide information and instruction on using AES67 with Symetrix Dante-enabled DSPs.
SymNet Composer is intuitive, open architecture, drag-n-drop DSP software for any and all commercial or live sound applications using Symetrix SymNet Dante enabled DSP hardware. Additionally, Audinate’s Dante has arrived in full force and is quickly becoming the industry standard,
Among the hundreds of manufacturers that have adopted Dante as their networked audio bus of choice, Yamaha and SymNet stand out as early adopters and trendsetters for developing and standardizing products based around the Dante protocol.
Setting up a large Dante network can be time consuming and confusing,
especially when networking issues occur and troubleshooting the network becomes necessary.
Managing digital audio on a network may seem like a daunting task, particularly when the network is not a dedicated network switch, or series of switches used only for audio, but instead is shared amongst a variety of network devices,
Open SymNet Composer and create a blank Site File or open an existing one. Note: Connecting to Dante capable Attero Tech endpoint requires a SymNet DSP such as the Edge, Radius 12×8, or Radius AEC.
This Tech Tip will explain the process of integrating Skype software with Symetrix hardware, using Dante Virtual Soundcard in a video conferencing system.
This Tech Tip will explain the process of integrating Microsoft Lync software with Symetrix hardware, using Dante Virtual Soundcard in a video conferencing system.
© 2021-2022 Symetrix. All rights reserved.