MOTU AVB Interfaces Explained

Studio guru Todd Tatnall brings you videos on MOTU’s new interfaces with Audio Video Bridging (AVB) technology that lets you build a truly scalable audio network in your studio. Explore the Hardware, Software and Networking Technology of these super-flexible interfaces and see how you can build your dream studio!

Videos

• Introduction (00:57) - An overview of what we'll learn in this series.

• Getting Started (04:30) - See how to install driver software and connect AVB hardware.

• AVB Hardware Overview (12:41) - Learn about the AVB different AVB audio interface models.

• The Device Tab (11:54) - The first in several videos about the MOTU AVB Control Web App. We'll learn how to adjust hardware settings in the device tab.

• The Routing Tab Pt. 1 (09:38) - Here, we begin learning about the routing grid in the AVB Control Web App, and how we can route hardware and software in and outs.

• The Routing Tab Pt. 2 (08:15) - We continue exploring routing options and possibilities in the routing grid.

• The Mixing Tab Pt. 1 (13:18) - We'll begin learning the features of the powerful AVB mixer, starting with input channels.

• The Mixing Tab Pt. 2 (08:22) - We continue learning about the mixer and its master section.

• The Mixing Tab Pt. 3 (11:07) - Learn about the mixer's aux sends and group sends.

• The Aux Mixing Section (05:17) - An extension of the mixing tab, see how this tab can help users with aux and group mixes.

• Exploring the Presets (09:39) - Learn about the device presets supplied in audio interface hardware, and accessible in the AVB Control Web App.

• Configuring Hosts Applications (05:15) - Todd shows you how to select the MOTU AVB interfaces in a variety of audio applications, including Avid Pro Tools, Logic Pro X, Propellerhead Reason and Ableton Live.

• Dealing with Monitoring Latency (06:43) - Learn techniques to reduce or eliminate monitoring delay, also known as latency.

• AVB Networking (09:27) - Learn how easy it is to set up small and large MOTU AVB device networks, as well as use wireless devices for control.