Waves Audio has released SuperRack, its next generation of plug-in processing software for live sound and broadcast engineers.
SuperRack supports up to 128 audio channels through multiple instances of Waves plug-ins with near-zero latency, and offers extennsive customisation options that enable application to be tailored to individual mixing workflows.
SuperRack operates in a SoundGrid Audio-over-Ethernet network, processing audio on a dedicated SoundGrid DSP server, which moves plug-in processing from the host computer to an external DSP server in order to significantly increase plug-in count, minimise latency, and enable the host and I/O devices to be far apart from each other while accommodating the most complex set-ups.
SuperRack is a logical extension of a mixing console, designed from the ground up for quick setup time, flexible touch-friendly workspace and unlimited workflow customisation. FOH, monitor, broadcast and A/V engineers can now run plug-ins in real time, customise workspaces with floating windows, set extended-scope snapshots, to run any live show with speed and confidence.
Key features:
- Simultaneous view and control multiple plug-in instances.
- Multitouch-friendly graphical interface.
- Suport for up to four monitors.
- Touch & Slide fader.
- Access for up to 12 plug-ins per snapshot via Hot Plugins panel.
- Map application and plug-in controls to Midi/computer keyboard.
- Switch inputs and outputs while maintaining processing chains.
- Linking function adjusts multiple racks simultaneously.
- SoundGrid I/Os network sharing.
- Selectively recall snapshots via extended scope filter.
- Comprehensive device and network monitoring.
- Advanced latency alignment management.
- Host mirroring (DiGiCo) and DSP server redundancy.
More: www.waves.com/SuperRack
