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RF QC

Turns a Dante Virtual Soundcard rig into a 64-channel QC monitor - stream live audio from any channel to any phone on the show LAN.

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Cost / License

  • Freemium (Pay once)
  • Proprietary

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  • Mac
  • Windows
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    US flageighty32

  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.

  • Pricing

    One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $349 + free version with limited functionality.

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What is RF QC?

RF QC by eighty32 turns a Dante Virtual Soundcard rig into a 64-channel quality-control monitor for live productions. It streams live audio from any Dante channel to any phone on the same LAN, so RF techs and audio engineers can QC-listen to every wireless mic channel from anywhere on the show network - no more walking back to the rack to solo channels during line check.

Features include an 8x8 channel grid with calibrated per-channel peak meters, bank switching between 64-channel overview and 8-channel detail, a show lock screen, and a built-in web client so any phone browser on the LAN can listen without installing an app. ASIO on Windows, Core Audio on macOS, 48 kHz 64x64 DVS.

Because it works at the Dante/AoIP layer rather than tying into a specific receiver brand, it can monitor any channel present in the DVS rig regardless of wireless hardware. Free tier covers 16 channels; Pro is a one-time license. Built by eighty32, a Las Vegas company making show-critical software for live sound, RF and broadcast technicians.