In this free video tutorial Russ shows how to set up the Dante Virtual Soundcard, a software application that allows up to 64 channels of bi-directional audio to pass between either computers or Dante equipped hardware devices like the PreSonus Dante enabled mixers.
The latest version of Dante Virtual Soundcard is 3.2 on Mac Informer. It is a perfect match for Device Assistants in the System Tools category. The app is developed by Audinate Pty Ltd. Dante Virtual Soundcard Supercharge your PC or Mac audio applications with Dante connectivity, delivering instant access to any audio devices on the network. Record, process and playout up to 64 bidirectional channels of pure, lossless audio. PC & Mac: Meet Dante Dante Virtual Soundcard turns your computer into a Dante-powered workstation, seamlessly integrating your PC ….
What Is Dante Virtual Soundcard?
Dante Virtual Soundcard turns your computer into a Dante-powered workstation, seamlessly integrating your PC or Mac with Dante audio devices on your network. Instantly connect to record, process and playout using any audio application and any combination of Dante-enabled devices.
Dante Virtual Soundcard Keygen Mac
Learn more about Dante Virtual Soundcard's compatibility with the following operating systems:
Virtual Direct I/O
Dante Virtual Soundcard uses the Ethernet port you already have—no snakes, no converters, no special cables and connectors*, no external devices—none of that.
Record up to 64 channels of pristine audio from your Dante network using your favorite DAW such as ProTools, Logic, Cubase or others
Playout audio from any application like iTunes for background music, theater sound, and effects
Presentations and Conferences
Amplify your message with high quality audio that everyone can hear, using the network and Dante-enabled sound equipment that is already in place.
Share VoIP calls from Skype with your entire audience
Play sound from any application to enhance demonstrations and videos
Send rich, powerful audio from your PowerPoint or Keynote slides to any Dante-enabled sound system
Multichannel Powerhouse
Dante Virtual Soundcard gives you as many channels of audio as you need. Playing out background music from iTunes? Two is enough. Recording a huge live production? Capture up to 64 channels while streaming stereo mixdowns at the same time.
Route audio to different destinations and devices with any number of channels, including splits
64 channels of uncompresed, bidirectional audio means no-compromise multi-track recording
Virtual Sound Check up to 64 channels of playout for live shows
Dante Virtual Soundcard delivers the legendary audio quality that has made Dante the leading choice for audio networking by sound engineers, manufacturers and installers the world over.
Dante Virtual Sound Card For Mac
Dante Virtual Soundcard Virtual Machine
- Windows: ASIO and WDM drivers
- Mac OS X: Core Audio integration
- 16, 24 and 32-bit audio at 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4** and 192** kHz
- 4ms, 6ms and 10ms fixed latencies
- Ultra precision time alignment (1 μsec)
- Up to 64x64 bidirectional audio channels
Dante Virtual Soundcard Mac Catalina
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Dante Virtual Soundcard Mac High Sierra
Hi Geep,
DVS is working great on macOS Catalina since their last compatible release (v4.1.0.8).
On the other hand, Dante Controller is not yet compatible with macOS 10.15, as you wrote, BUT if you do not have to launch it (to modify your configuration for example), the Dante does stream with no problem from and to the macOS Catalina computer to and from the rest of your Dante network.I did the test yesterday on my setup with no error nor issue at all:
– CDM32 with Dante card (+ C1500)
– MacBook Pro on macOS 10.15 (Catalina)
– MacBook Air on macOS 10.14 (Mojave)In that setup:
– I recognise that I do have the very same issue you have with the localhost if I open Dante Controller on my Catalina machine… turning all devices red.
– At the opposite, opening Dante Controller on my Mojave machine shows no warning at all. Correct routing, subscriptions, latency and settings.
– On the audio side, I can stream 32 channels from my Mojave laptop to the Dante network patched in channels on the dLive + send auxiliaries from the dLive to the Catalina laptop through Dante and get FX returns from that Catalina laptop back to the desk through Dante as well.Best,
I do share your opinion 100%.
With Controller not working on Catalina, it is a bit risky for most situations.Audinate is always extremely slow… Shame on them 😉
“Dante Controller presents an IP conflict (127.0.0.0) issue for Dante software on the same machine – Mac OS Catalina (10.15)
We are aware of an issue where the Dante Controller presents an IP conflict (Dante software in RED) on Mac preventing control of DVS or Dante Via on the same machine. It is still possible to control other devices and software on the network, simply not Dante software on the same machine. To workaround this issue please run the Dante Controller on a machine that does not have the Catalina operating system installed, and configure the Dante software on Catalina through there.
We are actively investigating the issue and a fixed version is intended to be released within the next few weeks.”
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I picked up the latest MBP and installed parallels to run a virtual Windows 10. I run Dante controller through that as well as all the rest of the 32 bit programs that I need. Works great.
hi friends, there is good news …
Its in a new rev. since today.
https://my.audinate.com/content/dante-controller-v4253-macosas of today I can tell you that v4253 for macOS Catalina 10.15.6 doesn’t work at all. if I move the enet plug to my MacBook Pro, configured the same way (albeit with a slightly different IP address), it Dante Controller comes right up.
I mean, how hard can it be? they’ve been working on this since December of last year??
George
@gm
they SAY they have been working on it.
do you know for sure they are really working on it?
or how hard?
with their ace coding cowboyz or some new intern?Hi!
Could you resolve these problems?
With a Mac mini with macOS Catalina 10.15.6 it works without problems, with a MacBook Pro with USB C Ethernet Adapters it did not work in the beginning.
The MacBook seems to pick another network interface for the controller, so you need to change it by clicking on the Network icon.
Does it work for you as well?
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