96 kHz, more Screens, various networking options
I guess 
A&H FB page says June 10, so let’s hold the breath until Wednesday.
ddff_lv
I have a feeling that there will be a new “Pro” digital mixer soon to replace the iLive series. My guess is it will have 128 processing channels plus more mix busses/outputs, dual 12" touch screens, double the FX processing capability … and be very competitively priced - similar to the T series? I could also be completely wrong.
Still - would really like and prefer to see continued upgrades to the existing iLive!
I still hope for the 2.0 software update for ilive series 
we still miss an update to iLive… maybe after the release of the new console we get a final maintenance update
Amen!
We’ll. Considering the merger and if the rumors, in fact, are true I guess we could assume this will be a Digico Lite?
I don’t think so… iLive with QU and GLD and some new…
maybe it uses some pieces from DiGiCo technology …
So. GLD on steroids or Digico Lite. Take your pick
As far as I’m informed it is supposed to be a replacement for the iLive system. Of course this would imply that the original iLive is dead, which would explain why there was no development anymore.
we know this already, but still speculating about the features…
I’m doing a lot of office work today, so sometimes I dream of some more exciting…
now we have a video to watch…
beta testers (early adapters) should be given a special price!
I like the Facebook post by Michael Palmer the U.S. National Sales Manager(think that is his title).
Stay tuned till the 10th, way beyond your wildest dreams!
You killing us Michael :).
“First Impressions” by AllenandHeathUK - https://youtu.be/wVYi7Qxv1aw
shiny!
I think it’s an iLive Modular Series…CHROME EDITION!!!
-Mark
Finally… the new fresh “audio” breeze
"Allen & Heath dLive Digital Mixing System
dLive is the next generation digital mixing system from Allen & Heath, providing ultra-flexible architecture, a powerful FPGA processing core, a comprehensive array of expansion, control and networking options, plus the intuitive Harmony user interface with gesture control, meaning dLive is geared to applications from rigorous touring and festivals to installation in prestigious live venues."
So since dLive is officially here, has there been any official announcement on the future of the iLive?