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The iLive System Concept
The iLive digital mixing system offers many
advantages over traditional analogue systems. The
flightcased console surface and stage Mix-Rack
contain all the tools the engineer needs between the
microphones and the PA system.
iLive puts the audio processing right where it is
needed - on or near the stage. The DSP is in the Mix-
Rack, keeping latency to a minimum and giving you
the freedom to choose how you control the mix.
iLive provides comprehensive on-board signal and FX
processing, so there is no need for expensive and
heavy outboard equipment racks. This not only saves
space, but reduces preparation time, and cuts back
overheads too! Bulky and expensive multicores are a
thing of the past, as cabling between the console and
Mix-Rack is CAT5.
Full processing is available all the time. Each of the
64 input channels has a gate, parametric EQ,
compressor, limiter/de-esser and delay, while all 32
mix outputs have a 1/3 octave graphic EQ, parametric
EQ, compressor, limiter and delay.
Complete set-ups can be stored in the console and
saved to a USB key, so adapting to different venues,
applications, and artists has never been easier. All
parameters can be saved, updated, and recalled, so
engineers can carry their settings and libraries with
them - saving precious time at the gig.
Distributed Audio - Distributed Control
iLive is a modular system, so a choice of analogue and
digital input and output cards can be arranged to suit
your application and hire inventory. The iDR10 Mix-Rack
holds 10 of these cards while the surface has a built-in
rack for a further four. The Mix-Rack sends audio to and
from the surface and other devices using EtherSound,
popular for its compatibility with standard network
components, its 64 channel capability and very low
latency. You can choose where you need your inputs,
direct outs, mixes, and insert points. The mic head amps
are remote controllable and can therefore be positioned
anywhere within the audio network.
You have the freedom to control the system with a
choice of iLive surfaces, computers connected via
Ethernet for wired or wireless control, MIDI or using our
PL Series hand-held controllers. More than just a mixer,
iLive joins a family of compatible products proven by
Allen & Heath to provide solutions in every area of
modern audio and system integration. For fixed
installations or live venue and events, iLive consoles and
iDR Mix-Racks can be combined to form an expandable
and flexible system.
System Components
Walk up to an iLive control surface and it will seem familiar! Four buttons per channel strip allow the engineer to select
parameters, audition, mute, and create mixes. iLive’s unique ‘Processing-Strip’ gives you instant access to all the analogue-style
controls and indicators you would want to see for processing an input channel or output mix. Intuitive and informative LED
status and meter displays let you know what’s happening to the signal at every point in the signal path, keeping you in total
control with nothing hidden or buried in menus. You are free to concentrate on where the action is on stage!
Touch-Screen
If more detail is required, or the delay or library settings need to be accessed, the Touch-Screen interface provides full graphical
display of each section of the ‘Processing-Strip’ with numerical values for each setting. Data can be entered with the rotary
encoder or on-screen keypad. Onboard and USB key libraries are available so that favourite settings can
be quickly stored and recalled. The Touch-Screen also provides easy access to the system setup and
user preference screens.
Fader Strips with Coloured LCD ‘write-on’ blocks
Each channel strip on the iLive surface has a back-lit LCD display which displays the basic information
for the channel type, name, assignment status and pan functions. The channels, mix and DCA masters
can be named individually and coloured to suit the user, and freely mapped across the banks in any
combination you choose. Each of the three fader banks has four layers of motorised faders, giving you a
logical control layout of up to 176 channels and masters in a compact footprint. Strips can be
duplicated or ‘frozen in layers’ so important channels can always be visible for hands-on attention. All
these settings can be added to the scene memories and recalled at will, ideal for different artists
appearing on-stage in a festival situation, or acts/scenes in a theatre show.
System Manager software
iLive System Manager will allow both online and offline setup, simulation, and control of the system over
the EtherNet network giving multiple users the ability to control different parts of the system, to create
mix configurations and surface maps before ‘going live’, and to allow for future feature updates. This
flexibility gives iLive the ability to mould itself to the evolving requirements of live sound engineering.
Surface Controls
With all the hands-on control you would expect of an analogue console, iLive adds the many benefits of
digital mixing. Copy, paste, and reset keys allow quick set up of channel and bus settings. Parameters
can be saved and recalled from scene memories, with access buttons enabled for instant recall, or disabled to
protect from accidental operation. The engineer stays in control with a comprehensive talkback and PFL/AFL
monitoring system, as well as a protected Solo-in-Place function. As a monitor console, iLive can be configured
with a dual engineer’s PAFL monitor for independent wedge and in-ear checking. Even the LED and Touch-Screen
brightness can be independently controlled to compensate for different ambient lighting conditions. iLive presents
a control surface designed by live sound engineers for live sound engineers...
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