Focusrite's amazing RedNet 1 audio network interface makes it possible, with a single Ethernet cable, to connect your studio network. The RedNet 1 includes eight analog inputs and outputs on DB-25 connectors plus a Dante Ethernet port. This interface gives you uncompromising quality; you'll appreciate the 119dB dynamic range, the jitter-minimizing JetPLL technology, the 192kHz quality, and the outstanding onboard Dante networking capabilities. RedNet interfaces take your audio from analog into an incredible world of digital flexibility, with the utmost clarity. Put the RedNet 1 to work in your studio network!

What Focusrite Says...

RedNet 1 connects to your network with a single Ethernet cable. It's remotely controlled via the network and can be placed anywhere in your facility. It offers eight channels of line-level analogue in and out, with Focusrite's precision 24-bit A-D and D-A conversion for superb audio performance, and 119dB dynamic range at sample rates up to 192kHz. The rear panel includes standard DB25 connectors for analogue patchbay or breakout cable interfacing.

RedNet 1 can be used simply as a means of converting 8 channels of audio and delivering it somewhere else on the network at near-zero latency. If you need to connect RedNet 1 to your computer there are three methods:

• The RedNet PCIe card for Core Audio andASIO applications such as Logic and Nuendo
• RedNet 5 for Pro Tools HD, Pro Tools HDX and Pro Tools HD Native via DigiLink connectors
• Directly to your computer's Ethernet port using a standard Ethernet cable (with "Dante Virtual Soundcard")