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<blockquote data-quote="Marc Lopez" data-source="post: 132847" data-attributes="member: 7061"><p>Re: Marc Lopez of Yamaha Commercial Audio Q&A</p><p></p><p></p><p>Hi Josh,</p><p></p><p><span style="color: #232323"><span style="font-family: 'Verdana'">The physical interface for TwinLANe is multimode fiber. We use OpticalCon Duo connectors which are also compatible with standard LC connectors. The nodes are connected as ring through a "closed-loop daisy chain", which provides redundancy.</span></span></p><p><span style="color: #232323"><span style="font-family: 'Verdana'"></span></span></p><p>Using Dante for the main network would require a rather sophisticated and potentially expensive setup with LAGs, double cabling, or 10G switches. Even though the new HY144-D Dante High Capacity card has more channels on a single node than any other Dante device, using it for the Rivage base network would still require the use of multiple Dante cards in the engine, or a carefully minded network in order to keep channel counts within the amount of available bandwidth.</p><p></p><p>Our goal with Rivage PM10 was to have a mixing system that does not rely on third party components (i.e. network switches which ) and to make sure the mix engineer or systems engineer does not need to be a IT specialist to set it up and maintain it. It's been our experience that larger Dante networks require some planning and expertise to execute properly.</p><p></p><p>TwinLANe is an infrastructural backbone transport for Rivage PM10 Components, not intended as industry standard, and definitely not a replacement for Dante. It exists as part of the console infrastructure, and we are keeping Dante compatibility through the Dante-MY16 card as well as the new HY144-D High Capacity card.</p><p></p><p>It is possible to utilize the engine with an HY144-D Dante card connected to Rio units (no TwinLANe), although there will be no HA control, and R-Remote software would need to be utilized for HA control and Dante Controller for patching. If there are enough requests for this type of setup we would consider developing these features, but for the initial product release, we are focusing on having seamless connectivity for all Rivage PM10 system components. A large part of the enhancements in Rivage PM10 from previous generations is the emphasis on sound quality and "color" options, so the new mic preamps with the Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) Rupert Neve SILK and TEXTURE are a significant contribution to the overall system quality.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marc Lopez, post: 132847, member: 7061"] Re: Marc Lopez of Yamaha Commercial Audio Q&A Hi Josh, [COLOR=#232323][FONT=Verdana]The physical interface for TwinLANe is multimode fiber. We use OpticalCon Duo connectors which are also compatible with standard LC connectors. The nodes are connected as ring through a "closed-loop daisy chain", which provides redundancy. [/FONT][/COLOR] Using Dante for the main network would require a rather sophisticated and potentially expensive setup with LAGs, double cabling, or 10G switches. Even though the new HY144-D Dante High Capacity card has more channels on a single node than any other Dante device, using it for the Rivage base network would still require the use of multiple Dante cards in the engine, or a carefully minded network in order to keep channel counts within the amount of available bandwidth. Our goal with Rivage PM10 was to have a mixing system that does not rely on third party components (i.e. network switches which ) and to make sure the mix engineer or systems engineer does not need to be a IT specialist to set it up and maintain it. It's been our experience that larger Dante networks require some planning and expertise to execute properly. TwinLANe is an infrastructural backbone transport for Rivage PM10 Components, not intended as industry standard, and definitely not a replacement for Dante. It exists as part of the console infrastructure, and we are keeping Dante compatibility through the Dante-MY16 card as well as the new HY144-D High Capacity card. It is possible to utilize the engine with an HY144-D Dante card connected to Rio units (no TwinLANe), although there will be no HA control, and R-Remote software would need to be utilized for HA control and Dante Controller for patching. If there are enough requests for this type of setup we would consider developing these features, but for the initial product release, we are focusing on having seamless connectivity for all Rivage PM10 system components. A large part of the enhancements in Rivage PM10 from previous generations is the emphasis on sound quality and "color" options, so the new mic preamps with the Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) Rupert Neve SILK and TEXTURE are a significant contribution to the overall system quality. [/QUOTE]
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