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Dante is a digital audio networking protocol that allows multiple channels of high-quality audio to be transmitted over standard Ethernet cables, enabling simplified wiring and real-time synchronization in live production and broadcast environments. Developed by Audinate, it has become an industry standard for connecting audio devices such as mixing consoles, speakers, microphones, and recording equipment without the need for traditional analog or proprietary digital audio cables. Dante supports low latency and high channel count, making it popular in touring, fixed installations, and remote production scenarios.
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