It includes several useful administration functions (like formatting disks) which make it possible to hide the operating system or to limit access to a restricted number of users or just to administrators. MT128 software is designed to be either embedded (like Eclipse Innovason consoles) or used on a dedicated PC. Today, MADI and Ethersound carry 64 channels but, thanks to T1000 infrastructures, more powerful networks will soon appear - and the MT128 will be ready for them. Provisioning of the MT128 was done in anticipation of new networks for channelling digital audio data. Recording can even be launched with a single click once the system is running. The number of procedures by operators is kept to a strict minimum and the screens are designed to enable them to manage 128 tracks simply and efficiently. The MT128's graphical user interface is specially designed to simplify operation. The MT128 can even cope with power cuts, including during recording (the audio files are automatically repaired when the project is recharged). That's why the MT128 integrates specific measuring tools and a test protocol that validates the configuration point by point: stability of the DSP load in real time, stability of the digital audio streaming, load tests for disks, tests in situ, and endurance tests. The first constraint was to guarantee the system's reliability. The flexibility of software and the reliability of hardware This led us to launch a project to develop a digital audio 128-track player-recorder driven by a simple, efficient graphical user interface on a touch screen. We paid careful attention to comments from sound engineers regarding overly complicated generalist audio software unsuited to managing a large number of tracks and in situ constraints. The MT128 project began in 2005 when it became clear that there was no recording software on the market adapted to operational situations and stressful environments. VB-Audio Virtual Audio Cable, Voicemeeter Virtual Audio Mixer

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