As CPU power increases and network stacks become more deterministic (e.g., Time-Sensitive Networking), we can expect DVS latency to approach hardware levels. Furthermore, integration with cloud-based mixers (e.g., using DVS as a bridge to AWS Elemental) will enable remote production workflows where the "mixer" exists entirely in software on a virtual machine.
While DVS connects a DAW to the network, Dante Via routes audio "inside" the computer—connecting individual applications like Spotify or Zoom directly to the Dante network. dante virtual mixer
Building a podcast or streaming studio often requires a tight budget. You might have a high-quality audio interface or a Dante-enabled stage box (like the Focusrite RedNet MP8R), but you don't have $3,000 for a broadcast console. As CPU power increases and network stacks become
This is where the magic happens. You have several options depending on your needs: Building a podcast or streaming studio often requires
A free configuration tool that acts as a virtual patchbay , allowing you to route signals from any source to any destination on the network with a few clicks. Key Benefits of Virtual Mixing
Table 1: Comparison between DVS and a hardware Dante mixer.