Technical reference for broadcast, live sound, and system-integration clients using dMix 128 in AES67 / ST 2110 networks and mixed-vendor audio-over-IP environments.
The dMix 128 supports AES67 natively, including full PTPv2 synchronization and up to 48 bidirectional network-audio streams. Support for ST 2110-30 (PCM audio) is currently in development and is scheduled for release within the next 4 months.
AES67 is native on the main network ports. ST 2110-30 will be native as part of a firmware update (no option card required). ST 2110-31 is not implemented and currently not planned.
The dMix 128 uses PTPv2 following the AES67 / SMPTE-2059 profile with BMCA master election. It can operate as a PTP follower or as a PTP master when configured accordingly.
The dMix 128 supports full AES67 interoperability with Dante, Q-SYS, RAVENNA, and 2110-30 equipment that supports AES67 mode. It uses SDP-based stream description and standard multicast subscription control.
The dMix 128 operates natively at 96 kHz and maintains extremely low end-to-end latency even in complex DSP workflows.
Analog → AD → Network → DSP → DA → Analog ≈ 0.7 ms
Upsampling/downsampling adds conversion stages ≈ 1.3 ms
All channel processing occurs at 96 kHz, maintaining extremely low latency.
The system provides a fully documented open API for integration with consoles, controllers and automation systems.
Third-party consoles can control all parameters; control depth is not restricted.
Yes. The dMix 128 web interface allows multiple units to be displayed and controlled simultaneously from any browser.
The dMix 128 follows a matrix-core architecture with modular flexibility.
The open API and AES67 implementation allow dMix 128 to integrate into any mixed-manufacturer ecosystem.
The dMix 128 provides two hardware reset modes depending on how long the reset button is held while the device is powered on.
With the unit powered on, press and hold the reset button for approximately 3 seconds.
Press and hold the reset button for approximately 10 seconds.