Use audio interfaces without restrictions
The ability to work with all of your audio interfaces simultaneously can save a lot of time and avoid mistakes. When conducting a phone interview, you can now mix your microphone signal, the audio signal from a CD player and an internal audio stream from your VoIP program and record this mix directly to your PC in one pass. No external routing of the signal nor switching of signals is necessary.
Everyday editoral work is more and more determined by fast and short-lived workflows: After recording the telephone interview, the story requires some original quotation from an online video. One mouse click in the JADE, and all is prepared. The audio signal of the video is being supplied to the edit software and can be recorded directly. Hardly ready with the cut, a Skype interview has to be recorded. Another mouse click in the JADE - and the interview can start without delay.
Push-Button Operation
JADE recognizes all audio applications relevant to a production and switches signals at the touch of a button. JADE is not restricted by a ‘proprietary’ approach to operation, but allows generic cooperation of nearly all audio interfaces and applications. Scenarios can be defined in snapshots, so that vital applications can be activated in a single step, allowing JADE to be used to simultaneously connect sources and destinations for a headset and codec, start the recording software and launch the codec software so that it accesses the telephone database.
A demo version of JADE available here for free
At a glance:
Environment view
All the parameters of a setup are saved in ‘environments’. These include signal sources and their connections, as well as fader values, processing parameter settings and the visibility of windows. Even scripts to control other software – like Lawo EDIT – can be saved here and recalled later. In this view, you can recall all your saved environments from a list and freely define the number of environments that are visible to choose from.
Logic view
In the logic-view, the signal layouts can be set up and saved independently of the hardware currently being used. In this way, individual workflows can be created and displayed in a clear overview. And when new audio hardware is connected to the PC, or different recording software is used, you simply connect these new devices to an existing layout – your familiar layout remains unaffected by the changes.
Routing View
The routing view is the operational heart of JADE. Here, all available inputs and outputs are combined into its matrix – also audio signals from the internet, your operation system and all open audio software programs can be brought into JADE to be freely mixed and routed. Even RAVENNA streams can be integrated. To further process these signals, you can either insert the Lawo plug-ins or any VST* plug-in, and you can control the signal volume at any point in the signal flow with an individual fader.
Features |
JADE Standard |
JADE Pro |
|---|---|---|
Routing View |
Yes |
Yes |
Logic View |
Yes |
Yes |
Environments View |
Yes |
Yes |
Monitoring View |
Yes |
Yes |
Unlimited integration of audio hardware
|
Yes |
Yes |
Number of ASIO* hardware devices usable
|
2 |
8 |
Virtual ASIO* and WDM sound boards for the use of audio software with the JADE |
Yes |
Yes |
RAVENNA native |
Up to 8 channels |
Up to 64 channels |
Extensive Lawo metering including loudness
|
Yes |
Yes |
Lawo audio processing from the mc² series
|
|
Yes |
Use of VST* plug-ins |
Option at extra cost |
Option at extra cost |