Focusrite | 496858 | RedNet D64R | 64x64 MADI I/O

Focusrite | 496858 | RedNet D64R | 64x64 MADI I/O | dual power supply

RedNet D64R is a 1U, 64x64 MADI interface for any Dante™ audio-over-IP network. With network and power supply redundancy, RedNet D64R is the ideal choice for providing MADI I/O in critical-signal-path applications, whether in post-production, broadcast, live audio or recording studios.

MADI interface

MADI connectivity is provided in the form of coax via two BNC connectors on the rear panel, and also optically via an SC-Duplex connector. Word Clock I/O allows the RedNet D64R to provide clock to external devices, or alternatively synchronise the Dante network with an external clock. The wordclock input can also be used as the synchronisation source for the device's sample rate converters, allowing asynchronous operation between the network and MADI domains. Status LEDs on the front panel provide visual feedback on signal presence, SRC status, PSU status and more.

Studio-quality sound meets digital audio networks

Leveraging the flexibility of Dante™, Focusrite's audio-over-IP devices offer a modular approach to building your audio solution, whether for post-production, broadcast, live sound or the recording studio. The range includes our best remote microphone-pre's, the best conversion and a wide selection of PC interface options.

DANTE, MADI, AES, ProTools HD

RedNet interfaces offer a selection of dedicated audio-over-IP interfaces, including MADI, AES3, analogue, remote mic-pre's, and include options for redundant power supplies and network connections. These red interfaces offer an all-in-one audio solution including 32x32 Dante I/Os combined with Pro Tools | HD™ connectivity and the latest Thunderbolt interface technology. Many of our interfaces are also AES67 compliant; check the product pages for more information.

Standard network

All our audio-over-IP devices are compatible with a standard Layer-3 IP network; in fact, it's obvious that almost every facility already has a compatible infrastructure. Just add an Ethernet cable and a network switch to build your audio network.