Sample Systems

D-Mitri's flexible network architecture and modular nature allow for near-infinite possibilities in system size and scale. A small system, like the one shown here, might have just a few analog inputs and outputs, but a very large system might have hundreds or thousands of audio channels, all being shared on the same network.

AVB allows D-Mitri nodes to be located anywhere a network can reach, instead of all in one place. In this medium-sized example system, most of the D-Mitri nodes are located at the front-of-house mix position, while other I/O nodes are placed in an orchestra pit, connected to the rest of the system by a single network cable, instead of more than 70 analog XLR cables.

A D-Mitri system can also feed audio AVB streams directly to other D-Mitri systems. An output stream from one system can show up as an input stream on another system, without any D/A or A/D conversions taking place. This not only reduces system latency significantly, it also makes the audio distribution potential limitless, as shown in this partial view of a typical theme park system.