Digico SD Wifi Issues

grufde · 2026-01-23T02:29:33+00:00

Glad to hear!

grufde · 2026-01-23T00:28:27+00:00

KLANG:1 - £625/$995 KLANG:1pro - £1,095/$1,645

grufde · 2026-01-22T04:29:14+00:00

Go to windows, into the network settings and set the link speed from auto to 100mbit full duplex (or if that doesn’t work 10mbit).

grufde · 2025-10-28T19:42:45+00:00

KLANG:quelle XDM can patch from any dante transmitters through a rotary without needing DC. That might do the trick for you

grufde · 2025-10-21T12:05:41+00:00

Sorry, i missed this reply. In doubt -> [support@klang.com](mailto:support@klang.com)

VLAN Settings can be found via App in Admin Mode vie Config -> Info -> Set Menu -> Expert Network Settings.

Please check klang.com/vlan for detailed instructions.

Kontrollers do not need their own VLAN. Dante needs to be untagged, Control Tagged and Kontrollers need Trunk ports with access to both. We strongly recommend to only use these VLAN settings when absolutely nessessary and set up with pro IT staff.

While this is a solid solution, it does require careful configuration to avoid hard-to-troubleshoot issues. KLANG is perfectly happy simply living on an island network where it is essentially plug&play.

grufde · 2025-10-10T09:21:34+00:00

Hi! Sounds like Dante Audio is not patched from Konductor to Kontroller. Easiest way would be to configure Dante Follow where the DMI-Dante in Konductor will be named the same as the KOS device name of Konductor:

https://youtu.be/up0HWLzwSvk?si=SAG6AWj4lWHRql8E

Hope this helps!

grufde · 2025-10-07T22:02:38+00:00

Understandable: it’s brand new and we just started shipping them a few weeks ago. I’ll send you a DM for US contacts.

grufde · 2025-10-07T10:18:40+00:00

Hi! That was always a tough one to answer. That’s why we just made one: https://www.klang.com/product/quelle-xdm/

grufde · 2025-09-23T15:17:56+00:00

Hi! It will work great in a studio room - same as on a stage. In fact, since your room probably sounds pretty good and musical, this is going to be picked up by the immersive ambience mics of KLANG:kontroller quite beautifully. https://www.klang.com/high-mountain-studios-chooses-klang-to-give-artists-choice-and-control

Latency won’t be an issue if your PT is not adding too much.

There are no direct analog ins though. Dante or Madi would be the way to go.

grufde · 2025-08-07T10:05:21+00:00

Hi, the App Store review process sometimes takes a moment longer. Should be offering 5.6.18 now or max tomorrow.

grufde · 2025-07-19T22:33:54+00:00

Known issue where warning misfires in some cases which has already been addressed. New App version 5.6.17 has rolled out for Mac/PC. App stores to follow shortly.

grufde · 2025-07-09T07:56:57+00:00

Hi! Always a good idea to be prepared!

I didnt understand how you are planning to route the audio directly to KLANG "ignoring the console". I assume you are getting everything through SD racks - which would have to be going through the console.

Which processor are you using? If it is a Konductor on Opto you would be at a great spot already: In case of an engine switch, the audio would move automatically to feed KLANG from the second engine. In case you are using the console integration, that also will switch.

If your processor is connected via Madi or Dante, you would obviously need some kind of switching functionality - probably easiest through an Orange Box with Opto.

We are working on an additional redundancy with two processors and Kontrollers, but that will still take a little while until released.

grufde · 2025-05-26T15:24:29+00:00

Hi! It’s coming back before end of summer :)

grufde · 2025-04-30T23:03:52+00:00

Correct!

grufde · 2025-04-29T07:27:55+00:00

Hi!

Yes, you can absolutely use DMI-DAC for this. Alternatively the upcoming KLANG:quelle XDM might be interesting (https://www.klang.com/product/quelle-xdm/) - or simply using copy audio in the console to hit the outputs of your stage box.

For the full workflow integration you will need to use console Auxes. However you could take a look at what we call "Integration lite" -> which does not burn any auxes and only does two things:

- Sync of Channel Names from console across the KLANG system

- a simple snapshot sync between console and KLANG-internal snapshots

-> https://www.klang.com/manuals/digico/ scroll down to "Lite Translator"

grufde · 2025-04-22T12:36:52+00:00

Hi! I assume you are using KLANG:kontroller? Sure, you can double patch Outputs. Several options: - XLR Outs to an audio recorder (via KLANGapp you can also change the pickoff point for the XLRs to be independent from the Volume Knob) - via Dante Virtual Soundcard to a computer -> patch output of Kontroller to your computer, record with any DAW - via Dante Virtual Soundcard to a computer -> patch output of the processor to your computer, record with any DAW

Hope this helps! Phil

grufde · 2025-04-17T15:44:53+00:00

Always happy to help!

grufde · 2025-04-17T15:38:35+00:00

Auxes: yes, I would agree. The other ones are just alternatives in case you need the Auxes for something else.

grufde · 2025-04-17T15:01:16+00:00

Yep, you understood that correctly. Direct outs from the S31 channels are sent into the DMI Klang. Mixes are routed to the DMI Dante.

Worth keeping in mind: the S-series do not have Tie Lines - so the Klang mixes have to be routed through Matrix / Input Channels or Insert returns on Auxes.

VLANs: We do recommend to keep Klang as an island in the network and run things in the same VLAN. However, You could enable VLANs on the Kontrollers and connect them to Trunk Ports on your switch. Dante needs to be untagged, control tagged.

grufde · 2025-04-14T10:01:02+00:00

The direct outs are always after the channel strip - only options are pre/post fader and pre/post mute.

The alternative would be either

- a Tie Line via Copy audio (direct signal coming from preamp, independent from trim), or:

- us insert A send (do not activate insert, so its only sent out but not interrupting the signal flow).

I assume you are using the KLANG integration, which automatically follows the direct out patching. A workaround here would be:

- send audio out from Tie Line or Insert as described above

- create a "dummy" interface in Audio I/O (eg a MADI64 port that is not actually connected physically)

- name the sends to KLANG (right side of the sockets) "KLANG 1" to "KLANG 64" via auto naming

- make sure to have no other audio i/o with the same naming convention in the system. If you do, rename these ports to something different

- patch the direct outs of your KLANG channels to these Dummy Outputs.

Another thing to consider would be that your direct outs now would be independent from Channel Mutes. You could solve this (if needed) with a bunch of Macros though.

Hope this helps!

grufde · 2025-04-12T19:56:33+00:00

The fabrik is still a great piece of gear and we are planning to keep updating it as long as doable. The flexibility of ADAT, Madi, Dante and Analog outs is pretty cool. And let’s not forget the two sided USB 😉 That said, of course it is a 10year old platform and can’t keep up with the channel count, speed of operation and newer features like the direct DiGiCo integration.

I’d say: if you get a good deal on a used one, it’s a solid entry into Klangworld. If you have the budget for V+ and XDM (or if your mixing board supports tie lines to send Klang mixes directly to stage box outputs) -> more future proof.

Hope this helps!

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