One host computer, DiGiGrid IOX and a SoundGrid DSP server

You probably want to run more plugins. Perhaps you want to record small ensembles and then mix with a large number of plugins, or record and monitor with very low latency.

By adding a SoundGrid DSP server to your SoundGrid network you can offload your audio processing. This greatly increases the number of plugins you can use simultaneously. Plus, it enables you to use the eMotion ST mixer, which lets you create personalized monitor mixes from your DAW mix and from outside sources, and also allows you to open 64 StudioRacks and use them for low-latency monitoring.

• DAW (Pro Tools, Nuendo, Cubase, Logic, etc.) with SoundGrid Studio installed
• High-count input SoundGrid I/O with four headphone outs– DiGiGrid IOX
• SoundGrid DSP Server (DiGiGrid DGS-XL)

One Host Computer, One I/O with a DSP Server, One Expansion I/O Unit, One DAW

Need more I/O channels? Need to run more plugins? need super-low latency recording with plugins in real time?

By adding the IOS-XL’s built-in DSP server to your SoundGrid network you can offload your audio processing. This greatly increases the number of plugins you can use simultaneously. Plus, it enables you to use the eMotion ST mixer, which lets you create personalized monitor mixes from your DAW mix and from outside sources, and also allows you to open 64 StudioRacks and use them for low-latency monitoring.

• DAW (Pro Tools, Nuendo, Cubase, Logic, etc.) with SoundGrid Studio installed
• Multi-input SoundGrid I/O device with server – DiGiGrid IOS-XL
• SoundGrid expansion I/O – DiGiGrid IOX

One host computer, DiGiGrid IOX and a DiGiGrid IOC

Add a DiGiGrid IOC and you pick up another 2 mic inputs, 16 AES inputs and outputs, 8 line inputs and outputs ADAT I/O, and 2more individual headphone outputs. Connect the IOC to the built-in Ethernet switch on the rear of the IOX. You can add up to eight SoundGrid I/O devices to a single host. Each of these can be accessed by any computer on the network.

Audio and clock pass through the same Ethernet cable. This means of distributing clock is called “Sync over Ethernet” (SoE) and isused between all SoundGrid devices. To clock the entire network to an external clock source such as house sync, use Word Clock or Digital In as clock master for the IOX. If the IOX is the SoE master, then the entire network will be locked to this external source.

Running Various DAWs Simultaneously Using a Single DiGiGrid IOX

This configuration is for running audio from multiple DAWs simultaneously and mixing them in real time.

• DiGiGrid IOX
• Host computer with Native DAW
• Computer 2-4 – Native DAWs
• 1 GB network switch

Each of the four computers is connected to the DiGiGrid IOX via a 1 GB network switch using a single Cat 5e or Cat 6 Ethernet cables.

Every computer in a SoundGrid network uses the SoundGrid driver to stream audio into the SoundGrid network. In this setup the main host computer running the SoundGrid Studio Application patches between all host computers within the network and configures their ASIO/Core Audio driver ins and outs.

General

• 1U rack-mounted (standard 19” rack-mount wide, 4U high, 380-mm deep excluding connectors)
• Supported sample rates: 44.1, 48, 88.2 and 96 kHz (176.4 and 192 kHz will be supported in the future)
• 12 channel mic/line inputs (on XLR/TRS combo)
• 6 channel line outputs
• Word Clock I/O
• 2 SoundGrid ports (RJ45s)
• Reset switch
• 4 headphone outputs with analog level knobs; range: Off to +15 dB
• Clock: Word Clock input, SoundGrid (SoE), Internal
• AC input
• Multiple broadcast level format settings (jumpers on all analog I/Os)

Analog Inputs

• Input Impedance: Mic: 2K5 / Line: 8K0 Ohms
• Gain Range: Mic: 0 dB to +52.5 dB in 7.5-dB steps / Line: -10 dB to +42.5 dB in 7.5-dB steps
• Fine control provides an additional 0dB to 7dB in 0.5-dB steps
• Maximum Input Level: Mic: +26 dBu / Line: +36 dBu
• Mic Equivalent Input Noise: > -126 dB (150 Ohm source, gain +59.5 dB)
• Harmonic Distortion: Typically < 0.01% @ unity gain, -10dB input @ 1 kHz
• Frequency Response: +/-0.5 dB (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
• Channel Separation: Better than 90 dB (40 Hz to 15 kHz)

Analog Outputs

• Maximum Output Level: +22 dBu
• Residual Output Noise: <90 dB (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
• Frequency Response: +/-0.5 dB (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
• Output Impedance: 50 Ohms
• Channel Separation: Better than 90 dB (40 Hz to 15 kHz)
• Harmonic Distortion: Typically < 0.01% @ unity gain, -10dB input @ 1 kHz

Weight and Dimensions

One host computer, DiGiGrid IOX and a SoundGrid DSP server

You probably want to run more plugins. Perhaps you want to record small ensembles and then mix with a large number of plugins, or record and monitor with very low latency.

By adding a SoundGrid DSP server to your SoundGrid network you can offload your audio processing. This greatly increases the number of plugins you can use simultaneously. Plus, it enables you to use the eMotion ST mixer, which lets you create personalized monitor mixes from your DAW mix and from outside sources, and also allows you to open 64 StudioRacks and use them for low-latency monitoring.

• DAW (Pro Tools, Nuendo, Cubase, Logic, etc.) with SoundGrid Studio installed
• High-count input SoundGrid I/O with four headphone outs– DiGiGrid IOX
• SoundGrid DSP Server

One Host Computer, One I/O with a DSP Server, One Expansion I/O Unit, One DAW

Need more I/O channels? Need to run more plugins? need super-low latency recording with plugins in real time?

By adding the IOS’s built-in DSP server to your SoundGrid network you can offload your audio processing. This greatly increases the number of plugins you can use simultaneously. Plus, it enables you to use the eMotion ST mixer, which lets you create personalized monitor mixes from your DAW mix and from outside sources, and also allows you to open 64 StudioRacks and use them for low-latency monitoring.

• DAW (Pro Tools, Nuendo, Cubase, Logic, etc.) with SoundGrid Studio installed
• Multi-input SoundGrid I/O device with server – DiGiGrid IOS
• SoundGrid expansion I/O – DiGiGrid IOX

One host computer, DiGiGrid IOX and a DiGiGrid IOC

Add a DiGiGrid IOC and you pick up another 2 mic inputs, 16 AES inputs and outputs, 8 line inputs and outputs ADAT I/O, and 2more individual headphone outputs. Connect the IOC to the built-in Ethernet switch on the rear of the IOX. You can add up to eightSoundGrid I/O devices to a single host. Each of these can be accessed by any computer on the network.

Audio and clock pass through the same Ethernet cable. This means of distributing clock is called “Sync over Ethernet” (SoE) and isused between all SoundGrid devices. To clock the entire network to an external clock source such as house sync, use Word Clock or Digital In as clock master for the IOX. If the IOX is the SoE master, then the entire network will be locked to this external source.

Running Various DAWs Simultaneously Using a Single DiGiGrid IOX

This configuration is for running audio from multiple DAWs simultaneously and mixing them in real time.

• DiGiGrid IOX
• Host computer with Native DAW
• Computer 2-4 – Native DAWs
• 1 GB network switch

Each of the four computers is connected to the DiGiGrid IOX via a 1 GB network switch using a single Cat 5e or Cat 6 Ethernet cables.

Every computer in a SoundGrid network uses the SoundGrid driver to stream audio into the SoundGrid network. In this setup the main host computer running the SoundGrid Studio Application patches between all host computers within the network and configures their ASIO/Core Audio driver ins and outs.

General

• 1U rack-mounted (standard 19” rack-mount wide, 4U high, 380-mm deep excluding connectors)
• Supported sample rates: 44.1, 48, 88.2 and 96 kHz (176.4 and 192 kHz will be supported in the future)
• 12 channel mic/line inputs (on XLR/TRS combo)
• 6 channel line outputs
• Word Clock I/O
• 2 SoundGrid ports (RJ45s)
• Reset switch
• 4 headphone outputs with analog level knobs; range: Off to +15 dB
• Clock: Word Clock input, SoundGrid (SoE), Internal
• AC input
• Multiple broadcast level format settings (jumpers on all analog I/Os)

Analog Inputs

• Input Impedance: Mic: 2K5 / Line: 8K0 Ohms
• Gain Range: Mic: 0 dB to +52.5 dB in 7.5-dB steps / Line: -10 dB to +42.5 dB in 7.5-dB steps
• Fine control provides an additional 0dB to 7dB in 0.5-dB steps
• Maximum Input Level: Mic: +26 dBu / Line: +36 dBu
• Mic Equivalent Input Noise: > -126 dB (150 Ohm source, gain +59.5 dB)
• Harmonic Distortion: Typically < 0.01% @ unity gain, -10dB input @ 1 kHz
• Frequency Response: +/-0.5 dB (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
• Channel Separation: Better than 90 dB (40 Hz to 15 kHz)

Analog Outputs

• Maximum Output Level: +22 dBu
• Residual Output Noise: <90 dB (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
• Frequency Response: +/-0.5 dB (20 Hz to 20 kHz)
• Output Impedance: 50 Ohms
• Channel Separation: Better than 90 dB (40 Hz to 15 kHz)
• Harmonic Distortion: Typically < 0.01% @ unity gain, -10dB input @ 1 kHz

Weight and Dimensions

• Height: 1U / 43.6mm
• Width: 19″ / 482.60mm
• Depth: 356mm
• Weight: 4.5Kg