A Digital Audio Labs LiveMix AD-24 is a professional digital stage box / networked audio I/O interface designed to integrate high-channel-count analog inputs and outputs into a LiveMix digital audio system (often used in installed, live, or distributed mixing setups).
Type
Digital Stage I/O / Audio Interface
Model
LiveMix AD-24
Manufacturer
Digital Audio Labs
Country of Manufacture
United States
Era
Modern
Year of Introduction
2010s
Controls / Front-Panel Features (varies by revision)
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Channel status indicators (signal, clip, phantom)
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Network status LED
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Local headphone/monitor controls on some units
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System sync and clock indicators
Input
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Multiple analog mic/line inputs (typically 24 channels via XLR with preamps)
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Local line-level inputs
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Word clock / sync inputs
Output
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Multiple analog line outputs
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Monitor outputs
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Digital network I/O (e.g., LiveMix network / Dante / AES67 depending on configuration)
Network/Expansion
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Digital audio networking for FOH / stage / control room integration
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Bidirectional audio over standard network cabling within a LiveMix system
Power Supply
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Internal/External PSU depending on rack format (standard IEC mains)
Notable Features
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Designed for distributed digital mixing, allowing stage inputs to be routed over a network to a control surface or host system
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High-channel analog I/O at each AD-24 node expand a LiveMix ecosystem
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Low-latency network transport for real-time performance
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Flexible analog gain and routing for studio, live, and installed applications
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Often used in houses of worship, theaters, broadcast, and multi-room venues