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Audio network & signal chain

How audio routes from stage to Pro Tools, monitoring, and the mastering chain — the studio-wide network (same for every band).

The studio-wide audio network — the same for every band. Stage sources run over snakes and AES50 into the M32C, across MADI to Pro Tools and the converters, out to monitoring, with the analog mastering chain patched through Patch XT and the Flock Patch. (Generated from the master draw.io "New Audio Channel Network".)

Right Take Studio audio network Signal flow from stage snakes and in-ear monitors through the MIDAS M32C and stagebox over AES50, across MADI to the Pro Tools PCIe card and AD/DA converters and FerroFish, out to Grace M905 monitoring, with the mastering outboard patched through Patch XT and Flock Patch. AES50 A MADI OPT × 2 STAGE PRE-AMPS DESK / I-O MADI CORE MONITORING MASTERING In-Ear Monitors× 4 mixes Front Stage Snake12 out Rear Stage Snake16 out / 4 in Spare Stereoout Grace M801 mk2mic pre Phoenix DRS8 MKIImic pre MIDAS M32Cdigital desk Stagebox32 in / 16 out PCIe Card 3 MADIPro Tools DA Converter32 ch AD Converter32 ch FerroFish A32 ProMADI hub Grace M905monitor control Cue Mix (¼") AES OUT MASTERING OUTBOARDShelford ChannelManley Core · Manley Force (×4)Heritage 1073 (×2)→ XLR patch → Patch XTanalog routing Flock Patchmastering

How it flows

The per-channel D-sub patch assignments behind Patch XT and the Flock Patch are mapped separately (rack + DB25/D-sub mapping).

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