Thanks so much for the kind words! So glad it helps

Thanks for asking! That is correct, the WSG Bridge is designed to translate Waves SoundGrid to Dante and also the reverse, from Dante to WSG, in real time. Hope that helps!

@@HearTechnologies Thanks!

Thanks for asking! Between Dante and WSG: 0.787ms @ 44.1kHz 0.778ms @ 48.0kHz 0.580ms @ 88.2kHz 0.520ms @ 96.0kHz Of course, that's inside the Bridge itself and doesn't include any other/outside equipment's possible latency.

Hi, Ashish! So sorry to hear you're having trouble with the Bridge. It looks like the CL5 has a Dante interface, so that should connect with the Dante card on the Bridge if you want to go from Dante to Waves. This of course depends on what you want to do with it, how you want to use it. When you have time, please send us a DM and we'll be glad to see if we can help! -K/HT

@@HearTechnologies after checking few online forums I learnt CL5 cannot do Dante inserts so my idea of processing 64 channels failed but the main reason for my dissatisfaction is sweetwater because I believe I was misguided. Unfortunately I live in other country cannot do much about it..

@@RealBigAudio could be a clocking issue. If this video doesn’t help please DM us for support kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJzdn2qnjt2Ljqcsi=wKxffQj2Kk_blI7z

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¡Es tan bueno saberlo! Muchas gracias por contárnoslo.-K/HT

The routing on a live mixing console, as well as from the soundcard used with your DAW, really depends on the I/O of the device. Some will have lots of analog outputs available, some will have a few channels of AES available, some may have Dante. It's very dependent on your hardware.

Thanks for asking! The Hub sends channels to multiple mixers, up to 16 mixers per analog hub depending on the configuration you purchase.

AVID Carbon appears to have analog and ADAT outputs. So you could feed the PRO Hub from the Carbon with either analog or ADAT.

They are, but those cables are used for more than just ethernet! :)

You connect the computer to the Hear Back PRO Hub

You can create stereo by linking any two side-by-side channels.

You can also send stereo from your console to the PRO Hub.

@@HearTechnologies but how, I mean just one channel doing the link can have stereo support? Another think will be, if I use my Behringer Wing With the Dante card, can I send all the compression, eq, gates, from my mixer to the hub? I didn’t get that part so clearly

@@PampanosRecords We'd be glad to assist. If you'll email [email protected] we'll answer the technical questions we are able to. Each console is different, but we'll be glad to provide what answers we can.

Yes! We were so honored

It's a mixer that lets performers on stage or in the recording studio adjust their own headphones or in-ear monitors - no more yelling at the audio engineer

It sounds like you're talking about using an insert on your mixer. If this is the case, you can either make your own connector that ties tip and ring together so it does not interrupt the audio path; or you can purchase an insert adapter that will do this.

@@HearTechnologies what purchase an insert adapter you mean ?

@@HearTechnologies i did get u ?

Thank you! We're so glad it helps

We're so glad it is useful! Thanks!

You'll send stems (in whatever configuration you want) from your console or your DAW to the Hear Back PRO Hub, which is the brains for the PRO system. The Hub then sends those to each PRO Mixer. Then the musician can mix their headphones/IEMs however they like. Hope this helps! -K/Hear Technologies

@@HearTechnologies I recently inherited the legacy mixers. And I use Logic Pro. I guess I’m just confused how to program the stems into the mixer. If there’a any videos you recommend or help I’d greatly appreciate it 😅

@@Viziionstudios The legacy system is a different animal from the PRO (pictured). Since the legacy system is discontinued we haven't created any support videos for it in a while. We recommend checking out the Support tab on HearTechnologies.com, clicking on "user guides & downloads" and selecting "discontinued products." There, under Hear Back, you'll see hookup guides and other helpful docs.

Thanks for asking! We sell a cable that breaks out the 25-pin end to 8 quarter-inch TRS connections. It's not proprietary - just a DA-88 cable you can get elsewhere, too. Hope that helps! -K/HT

@@HearTechnologies Thanks for the quick reply. Since the Aux outs on my board are XLR, then I'd need the DA-88 with XLR ends rather than 1/4". Then I connect up one AUX out, send 16 channels to the hub at line+mute and everyone with a HBP mixer on-stage can dial in their own mix, right? And since my mixer has 32 channels, some of the channels will be a bus, like a drum bus? Or do I need to use a snake splitter to be able to send each one of the 16 channels separately to the hub? Seeing the connectivity would help me a ton. Knowing how to dial the HBP mixer on stage is the easy part. Getting the signal to the hub is the trick.