Third-Party Integrations enable DirectOut devices to seamlessly communicate and operate with systems, software, and platforms from other manufacturers. They provide greater flexibility and streamlined control within complex audio workflows.
COMPANION by BITFOCUS
Companion by Bitfocus elevates affordable devices like the Elgato Stream Deck into professional control surfaces for a broad range of equipment. The DirectOut module lets users assign buttons and encoders to essential device functions and status feedback, enabling fast, tactile control of DirectOut Smart Audio Platforms.
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ABLESET
AbleSet turns an Ableton Live set into an easy-to-navigate setlist, giving artists full control over their show from any connected device. When paired with DirectOut, it recognizes compatible devices on the network, showing their redundancy status and letting users switch scenes or sources without leaving the performance screen.
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SKAARHOJ
SKAARHOJ builds highly customizable broadcast control panels, combining buttons, encoders and faders into tactile surfaces for live production. When paired with DirectOut, SKAARHOJ panels connect natively over IP to compatible devices, letting operators map and control essential parameters directly from their controller for fast, precise, hands-on operation during live shows.
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Lawo: HOME
HOME is Lawo's platform for connecting, managing and securing IP-based media infrastructures, from device discovery to stream routing and diagnostics. When paired with DirectOut, compatible devices become native HOME citizens, letting operators control parameters and monitor status through a single API.
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Yamaha DM7 / DM5 Series
Yamaha's DM7 and DM5 are digital mixing consoles for live sound, broadcast, theatre and installed audio. Through a dedicated software service, DirectOut devices equipped with a Dante card will connect over the Dante network and be auto-discovered by the console, letting engineers control microphone gain and 48V phantom power directly from the Yamaha surface.
This integration will require a dedicated license and is coming in a future release.
