Harrison Audio presents LiveTrax

LiveTrax is this powerful multi-track recording and virtual soundcheck software.

LiveTrax is designed for audio recording with no limitations on the number of tracks. It focuses on the basic tools required for fast and efficient recording. Its user-friendly interface is easy to use by podcasters, musicians or audio engineers alike.

With seamless integration with Allen & Heath consoles, LiveTrax eliminates unnecessary features, allowing users to record easily and stably.

LiveTrax is the best virtual soundcheck tool that allows users to fine-tune any mix before the performance begins, ensuring the best sound quality throughout the performance.

When paired with an Allen & Heath console, LiveTrax becomes a full-fledged mixing tool. It can create markers when paging a mixer scene, jump to subsequent scenes during a virtual sound check, synchronize track names and execute transport commands from a connected console.

LiveTrax also displays input level meters before creating a track, providing full visibility of the user's input signals before recording begins. The tool allows easy switching between „Multi Out” (consecutive multi-track playback) and „Stereo Out” modes for quick virtual sound checks.

LiveTrax also acts as a digital „tape recorder” ideal for capturing all kinds of live productions, including band rehearsals and even podcast sessions. The tool's marker function facilitates simple mapping of setlists, song structures or memory locations that can be easily „dragged and dropped.”.

The flexible software offers an unlimited number of tracks, ready to record everything from solo performers to large ensembles and orchestras. After a performance, sessions can be easily imported into the Harrison Mixbus DAW for advanced editing, mixing and mastering. Whether used on stage or in the studio, Harrison LiveTrax is designed to provide fast, intuitive and stable operation.

Key features:

• User-friendly interface designed for easy setup
• Seamless integration with Allen & Heath Live consoles
• Unlimited number of audio tracks (limited only by the user's IO device)
• Ability to record directly to the space-saving FLAC format
• Automatic synchronization of track names with Allen & Heath consoles (currently Qu, Avantis and dLive, more coming soon!)
• Displayed meters for input, CPU usage, disk input/output usage and remaining recording time
• Time code synchronization and transport control via LTC/SMPTE, MTC, MMC
• Includes „Multi Out” (consecutive multi-track playback) for virtual sound check and „Stereo Out” for viewing and sharing the performance

More convenient tools and integrations

Whether you're preparing for a live performance or in the middle of a recording session, LiveTrax includes practical, thoughtful tools that add convenience throughout the production process:

• „Large clock” of variable size gives confidence that LiveTrax is working and recording from any point of view.
• A dedicated Meterbridge window provides a full-screen window for very large meters and the status of path armament.
• „System lock” prevents accidental key presses during recording.
• „Drag and drop” changes the order of paths and I/O connections to keep inputs/outputs 1:1.
• The input meters show the input levels of the user's audio interface, before and after track creation.
• „Tape” track arming makes it easy to arm/disarm individual tracks during recording.
• Arrangement markers allow you to effortlessly rearrange your setlist using a simplified drag-and-drop window.
• Users can quickly draw „group strips” to enable re-arming/muting/solo/fader ganging with track groups.
• For users who have previously recorded with Waves Tracks Live, these sessions can be opened directly through LiveTrax. The software also supports many popular remote control console protocols, such as OSC and Mackie.

For more information on the new Harrison LiveTrax software, access a demo version or make an unlimited purchase, visit this page.