Dante Controller

Configuration Software for Dante-Enabled Audio Products
Key Features
  • Intuitive software for setting up and managing Dante-enabled products on an audio network
  • Clear visual layout of devices on the network and their available audio input and output channels
  • Quickly create I/O routing assignments with a click of a mouse
  • Apply custom labels to device names and their input and output channels
  • Visual layout can be customized with collapsible device channel views
  • Save I/O routing assignments as presets
The Extron Dante Controller
Version Release Date Size
4.13.3.2 Oct. 10, 2024
  • Resolve issue related to the launching of Dante Activator by third-party applications
 369.7 MB

Dante Controller is easy-to-use software from Audinate for setting up and managing audio routing of Dante-enabled products on an audio network. When launched, Dante Controller automatically discovers Extron Dante-enabled Digital Matrix Processors, Extron Audio Expansion Processors, Extron Dante Audio Interfaces, Extron Dante-enabled amplifiers, and other Dante-enabled devices on the network. The GUI provides a visual layout in the form of a grid that clearly identifies available input and output channel routing between devices. Routing assignments are as simple as clicking on the corresponding boxes in the grid.

Dante Controller is a companion to the DSP Configurator™ Software for setting up Extron digital matrix processors and Dante audio interfaces. For user convenience, it can be launched from within the DSP Configurator Software. Once you have set your network I/O routing assignments with Dante Controller, you can then use the DSP Configurator Software to configure audio processing for each digital audio processor.

Minimum Requirements

  • 1 GHz processor or better
  • Microsoft® Windows® 10
  • 512 MB RAM
  • Wired Ethernet network connection with a data transfer rate of 100 Mbps or 1 Gbps for audio transport. Wi-Fi network connections are supported for control only.
  • For Apple® Mac OS® X systems, please visit the Audinate Web site at www.audinate.com