Dante-enabled Product Catalog

The perfect way to connect to Dante networks. Dual-redundant ports give access to a total of 64 Dante streams. This interface card is used with Lawo's Power Core and Power Core RP. The perfect way to connect to Dante networks. Dual-redundant ports give access to a total of 64 Dante streams. This interface card is used with Lawo's Power Core and Power Core RP.

The Power Core RP is a fully featured Remote Production solution for mc² audio consoles with integrated modular I/O, DSP and IP streaming capabilities The Power Core RP is a fully featured Remote Production solution for mc² audio consoles with integrated modular I/O, DSP and IP streaming capabilities. Power Core RP combines modular audio I/O and high-density DSP processing functionality into a WAN-capable IP node. The unit’s ST2022-7 network redundancy and its Class-C jitter/network latency robustness eliminate the need for dedicated WAN-gateways from 3rd party suppliers and thus reduces the set-up complexity of remote productions, plus it reduces potential single points of failure. The unit’s comprehensive audio connectivity includes two redundant 1GbE SFP ports for AoIP, four MADI ports plus eight modular I/O slots which can be filled with a mix of Mic/Line, AES3, MADI or DANTE cards. Even a studio card with Mic/Line in/out and two headphone amplifiers is available. Power Core RP ’s DSP capabilities include 48 fully featured processing channels and provide low-latency on-site monitor and IFB mixing. mc2 consoles at home have full control of all relevant channel parameters (gain, fader, mute, EQ, dynamics, Aux Send Level…) of the DSP node at the remote location. A touch-screen optimized control GUI provides additional control for on-site and remote operation. The Power Core RP is standards-based and natively supports ST2110-30/-31, AES67 and RAVENNA AoIP networking. The unit is the perfect mate for Lawo’s video contribution solution V__remote4, which provides WAN-capable bi-directional signal transport for 4K/3G/HD/SD-SDI video signals plus a comprehensive set of onboard video processing features.

Power Core has an amazing amount of HD MADI and AES67 I/O on the front panel. 384 stereo channels, to be exact. And there’s more around back: 8 expansion slots, ready for your choice of optional mic, line, AES3, MADI, Dante, and Studio I/O cards (details below). There’s even an internal routing matrix to keep it all organized. Today’s broadcast facilities demand lots of I/O. Rack space too, because traditional gear often devours 3 or 4 RU to deliver a mere handful of inputs. Good thing you’ve got Power Core instead, with more than 300 channels of built-in I/O, and room to expand. Networked? Naturally, with AES67-standard AoIP. DSP, too: scores of channels to sweeten signals at a moment’s notice. All of this power in only 1RU? You might just need a smaller rack room. Power Core has an amazing amount of HD MADI and AES67 I/O on the front panel. 384 stereo channels, to be exact. And there’s more around back: 8 expansion slots, ready for your choice of optional mic, line, AES3, MADI, Dante, and Studio I/O cards (details below). There’s even an internal routing matrix to keep it all organized.

This 3rd generation of the mc² 56 represents the next step in the evolution of a console that has dominated the audio production industry with hundreds of units in operation around the world. Designed to deliver unrivaled innovation, it provides not just pure and simple access to ultimate performance – it’s a global standard redefined. FUTURISTIC - FLEXIBLE - FORMIDABLE. This 3rd generation of the mc² 56 represents the next step in the evolution of a console that has dominated the audio production industry with hundreds of units in operation around the world. Designed to deliver unrivaled innovation, it provides not just pure and simple access to ultimate performance – it’s a global standard redefined. Our newest version of the mc² 56 incorporates several groundbreaking features from Lawo’s mc2 96 flagship console without sacrificing the identity of its predecessors – retaining virtues like compact size, flexibility and versatile design for applications ranging from broadcast trucks and studios to live performance and recording. For optimized performance within IP video production environments, there is full support for native SMPTE 2110, AES67/ RAVENNA and DANTE, while Lawo’s revolutionary LiveView™ feature enables thumbnail previews of video streams directly in the fader labeling displays. Best-in-class performance in networking applications has been taken to the next level with the addition of unique capabilities such as IP-Share™ gain compensation and DSCA™ Dynamic Surface to Core Allocation. All of this and more, simply reinforces this console’s place as the number one choice within complex IP-based production infrastructures. Push the envelope and take your audio production capabilities even further than you imagined with the new mc² 56. Now more than ever, the global standard in audio production consoles.

With the mc²96, the mc² platform is pushed beyond limitations, culminating in a pure, unparalleled audio production tool dedicated to those who can tell the difference. Whether its intended to be used in broadcast, theater or recording – in each of these applications it stands out with a unique set of features. PURE, PRECISE, PEERLESS. With the mc²96, the mc² platform is pushed beyond limitations, culminating in a pure, unparalleled audio production tool dedicated to those who can tell the difference. Whether its intended to be used in broadcast, theater or recording – in each of these applications it stands out with a unique set of features. The mc²96 provides optimized performance within IP video production environments with native SMPTE 2110 support. In addition to standard channel labeling via channel numbers, individual text labels and static pictures or icons, the mc²96 also features LiveView™ video thumbnails for even more intuitive channel identification. Simply touch a fader and the LiveView™ thumbnail changes to full-screen mode, providing a more detailed view of that channel’s video source such as a camera or a replay machine.