DN32-LIVE turns your MIDAS M32 or BEHRINGER X32 into a powerful, 32-track recording console that retains all of its incredible live sound mixing functionality, features that are still available – even while recording the same live show you're dialing to a packed house.

Capture 32 channels of uncompressed WAV files to its dual SD/SDHC slots, or route them directly to your computer — the DN32-LIVE makes it easy. The DN32-LIVE accommodates up to 64GB of memory, which is enough to hold a continuous 3-hour, 32-track session of 32-bit/48kHz audio.

DN32-LIVE Expansion Card and USB Audio/ MIDI Interface. Whether you’re multi-tracking your live performances directly to a PC/Mac, or to the flash media in your console, DN32-LIVE makes it easier than ever. Equipped with dual SD/SDHC-card slots, DN32-LIVE provides uncompressed recording and playback of up to

Buy Klark Teknik DN32-LIVE 32-Channel USB/SD/SDHC Expansion Card for X32 Consoles featuring 32-Channel Live Recording and Playback, Up to 32 Bidirectional Channels, Record Up to 3 Hours of 48 kHz / 32-Bit, Remote Control via iOS/Android Apps, Compatible with Behringer X-TOUCH, Add and Recall Markers On the Fly, LED Indicators, Compatible with ...

32-channel live recording and playback on two SD / SDHC memory cards; up to 3 hours recording of 32 channels in one session possible (48 kHz / 32-bit PCM saved as uncompressed ; SD cards and USB interface work independently; two SD card slots to separate virtual soundcheck and live material, or to extend the maximum recording time

The Klark Teknik DN32-Live is a mixer designed for live sound applications. It provides a variety of features and functionalities to enhance audio mixing capabilities. With its compact and lightweight design, the DN32-Live is easily portable and can …

The DN32-LIVE expansion module unlocks robust recording and playback capabilities for your Midas M32 or Behringer X32 mixer. With the addition of dual SD card slots, the DN32-LIVE lets you capture 32 channels of pristine, uncompressed audio in WAV format—up to 24 hours of continuous recording.