Announced just before the NAMM Show 2026, Violet Audio’s latest digital audio matrix offers 128 channels of signal routing, DSP processing and seamless control integration in a compact unit that’s been designed for live sound, broadcast, installation and immersive audio applications.

The dMix 128 is built around a powerful FPGA-based architecture, and is capable of handling 128 channels of audio at sample rates up to 96kHz, while offering sub-millisecond system latency and promising to deliver exceptional sonic transparency and the reliability required for mission-critical applications. Its been optimised for AoIP environments, supporting AES67 as standard and with ST 2110-30 compatibility planned via future updates. 

Connectivity options include MADI I/O as standard, while support for Dante can be added via an optional expansion card — three onboard Ethernet ports are provided. The unit is equipped with 32 high-performance analogue inputs and 24 analogue outputs, and offers support for a wide range of remote I/O and stagebox solutions. For recording and hybrid setups, low-latency 64×64 channel computer drivers enable seamless DAW connectivity and native plug-in integration, making the dMix 128 equally powerful in live-to-studio, broadcast and virtual soundcheck environments.

Everything can be controlled via a browser-based interface, allowing for easy setup an intuitive operation from any computer or tablet, and it’s possible to configure the system to respond to a dedicated control surface if required. 

The dMix 128 is available now, priced at $5995.

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