MIDI control surfaces can be used to control the parameters of an external audio device.

AES70 can identify all the equipment on the network and devices can know what signals are available to them.

Hotel ballrooms typically have a number of audio components, including a mixing console, a signal processor and wireless microphones. In this example, an AES70 wall controller is able to send different commands to all of these devices using a single connection and a common language understood by all receiving devices.

A mixing console can remotely control advanced signal processing functions of a sound system using AES70, such as controlling the object-based signal management on d&b’s SoundScape, all directly from the mixing surface.

Many sound systems combine public address equipment for some parts of a site alongside high power professional audio gear for presentation or performance spaces.These often need to use equipment from

A mixing console can use AES70 to see the status of different remote audio components.

An external GUI displays a set of commonly used functions into a simplified interface that a production studio can use for freelance engineers who make use of the studio.