Harrison LiveTrax 3 adds DiGiCo console support

This upgrade slashes setup headaches for live sound crews when Harrison’s software drops its latest version with fresh console hooks.

LiveTrax 3 rolls out major updates

• Harrison LiveTrax hits version three now.
• Direct DiGiCo console ties expand existing links.
• Automatic session builds happen from the board.
• Track names and order sync instantly.

New tools boost real-time tweaks

• Spectral analyser scans frequencies live.
• Phase meters check alignment across channels.
• Monitor buttons sit on every track.
• Input checks feel way smoother.

Handy extras speed up workflows

• Markers pop in automatically from snapshots.
• Playback leaps to the right spot.
• Big Clock display stretches as needed.
• Meterbridge window keeps tabs handy.

Efficiency gains cut down waste

• FLAC capture saves half the drive space.
• System Lock blocks accidental stops.
• Stereo feed targets streaming rigs.
• CPU and disk stats stay visible.

DiGiCo backs the tighter integration

• Austin Freshwater praises faster operations.
• Teams gain solid control during shows.
• Workflows lose extra friction points.
• Returns improve show after show.

Platform support stays broad

• Windows 7 machines run it fine.
• macOS 10.14 setups work smoothly.
• Linux kernels from 2.6 onward qualify.
• Specialized distros get recommended.

LiveTrax 3 costs little upfront

• Price sits at thirty-five pounds ninety-eight.
• VAT gets rolled into the total.
• Software drops for immediate use.