Network Audio: Dante vs AVB vs Connector
Network audio has transformed the way we carry sound between devices, computers, studios and venues. But not all audio-over-network technologies solve the same problems. One of the questions I get …

Network audio has transformed the way we carry sound between devices, computers, studios and venues. But not all audio-over-network technologies solve the same problems. One of the questions I get …
You have been asking for it, it’s now here! The latest release of Connector (1.4) and Freeceiver (1.3) now supports offline bounce/render and track freeze. Let’s see in details how …
Whether you are using Connector, Freeceiver, or Fader Hub for remote jamming, mixing, listening, or recording sessions, here is a simple tip that can make connecting to remote machines over …
We often own multiple audio interfaces that may be used for various purposes (mobile recording / studio recording / podcasting…). However, modern Digital Audio Workstation software (DAW) usually cannot use …
As seen earlier, Fader Hub can be used to share an ASIO driver between several audio applications and synchronize them together, whether they are running on the same machine or …
If you have been using Dorico and wish you could overcome its mixer limitations, this tutorial is for you! It shows you how to route individual tracks from Dorico to …
On Windows, the best way to achieve low latency audio is to use an ASIO driver. Unfortunately not all ASIO drivers support multiple clients at the same time, so you …
Did you know that you can easily stream the output of Pro Tools directly into OBS in real time, and record or stream videos? Jason Damico shows you how, with …
Did you know that with Connector and the additional VidPlay-Collaborator VST plug-in you could collaborate on Film music remotely in real time? Check out this video that explains it all! …
As of 2024, side chain signals for plug-ins in Pro Tools are still mono only, which is quite limiting given today’s plug-ins capabilities for stereo enhancement. Here is a workaround …