AVB network and standalone mixer application

The MOTU 112D can also be connected to other AVB audio interfaces through the AVB Ethernet port, as mentioned above. This can be done either by a direct Ethernet cable connection from interface to interface or by using the single available MOTU AVB switch, which allows to connect more than two MOTU audio interfaces simultaneously. In this way, any number of inputs and outputs can be added to an existing AVB network without much effort. The standalone mixer function of the MOTU 112D rounds off the audio interface's highly flexible application profile, as it no longer needs to be controlled directly, but can be remotely controlled via a web app on an iPhone, iPad, smartphone, tablet or laptop. In this way, certain parameters can be modified. The built-in DSP chip also allows effects loading in the standalone Mier function. The effects are included and include reverb, equalizer, compressors and some vintage effects. The mixer works in 32 bit floating point processing for excellent results.

The Motu 112D:

• 112 digital input and output channels with ultra-low latencies
  
• 24 AES/EBU / 24 ADAT / 64 MADI channels
  
• Integrated DSP for standalone mixing console function
• AVB Ethernet for integration into an AVB network
• 6 ADAT benches
• Connectable to host computer via Thunderbolt or USB
• Word Clock I/O
• Display with input / output level indicators
• Including AudioDesk 4