Harrison Audio has announced LiveTrax 3, bringing full integration with DiGiCo consoles to its live performance recording and virtual soundtrack software.
The release is in line with Allen & Heath and Solid State Logic’s SSL Live platforms, supporting multitrack recording and virtual soundchecks. An all-new Session Creation feature enables users to build LiveTrax sessions directly via the console, aligning track naming and track order between the DiGiCo console and LiveTrax 3.
Feature-wise, LiveTrax focuses on essential live performance tools, and includes Transport Sync, 1:1 Input Routing, a spectral analyser and per-track input monitoring.
LiveTrax 3 features a range of tools developed in collaboration with leading live sound engineers. These include a real-time spectral analyser and phase correlation meter, which provide real-time visibility of the frequency response selectable on any channel. Additionally, input monitoring is more streamlined, now featuring a dedicated monitor button on every track.
LiveTrax 3 also features extensive marker functionality and advanced master output controls, along with a resisable Big Clock and a dedicated Meterbridge window. Users can also monitor utility functions like CPU usage, Disk I/O, and Remaining Record Time. For efficient storage, direct recording to FLAC format is supported, and for file protection, a System Lock feature prevents accidental keypresses during recording.
Additional new features include console channel names transferred to LiveTrax tracks and a marker with the snapshot name inserted in Live Trax when a Snapshot is fired in recording. In virtual soundcheck playback, when firing a snapshot, the playback jumps to the marker. Macro control of LiveTrax transport is now supported along with comprehensive keyboard shortcuts.
‘Our focus is always on giving DiGiCo users more – more speed, more control, and more return from their investment, says DiGiCo MD, Austin Freshwater. ‘The integration with LiveTrax 3 simplifies complex workflows, reducing set-up time and operational friction while enabling reliable, high-quality capture. For production teams, that means greater efficiency and a stronger return on every show.’
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