Developed in consultation with live sound engineers for live sound engineers, LiveTrax by Harrison Audio is multitrack recording and virtual soundcheck software that integrates with Allen & Heath live consoles.

LiveTrax is designed for capturing live performances ranging from small, intimate events to large-scale concerts and productions. It focuses on the essential tools required for capturing live recordings without complication. Its user-friendly interface is simple to use for podcasting, soloists, band rehearsals, and large orchestras.

Through integration with Allen & Heath live consoles, LiveTrax eliminates features from a DAW that are not used in a live environment. When paired with an Allen & Heath console, LiveTrax becomes a full-fledged mixing tool. It can create a marker when recalling a mixer scene, jump to follow scenes during virtual soundcheck, synchronize tracks names, and follow transport commands from the connected console.

LiveTrax also displays input level meters before track creation, ensuring full visibility of input signals prior to recording. The tool allows for switching between Multi Out (consecutive multitrack playback) and Stereo Out modes for swift virtual sound checking.

LiveTrax also functions as a digital ‘tape recorder’ for capturing live productions of any kind, including band rehearsals and even podcast sessions. The tool’s marker function facilitates straightforward mapping of setlists, song structures, or memory locations that can easily be drag-and-drop rearranged for later convenience.

The software offers unlimited tracks, ready for recording everything from solo performers to large ensembles and orchestras. After the show, sessions can be imported into Harrison’s Mixbus DAW for advanced editing, mixing, and mastering.

Key features:

• User-friendly interface.
• Seamless integration with A&H live consoles.
• Unlimited audio tracks (limited by IO device).
• Record directly to FLAC format.
• Auto synchronisation of track names with A&H consoles.
• Time code sync and transport control via LTC/SMPTE, MTC, MMC.
• Multi Out and Stereo Out modes.