Build your stage plot in stage·left, export a native .tar.gz archive, and load it directly on your dLive. Channel names and colors land on the console in minutes. 128 inputs supported. More consoles coming soon.
stage·left exports Director-format CSV files that import directly into Allen & Heath dLive Director software (V2.0 or later). The CSV contains channel names and color assignments in the format that Director expects. Import the CSV, push to the console, and every channel is named and color-coded.
More Allen & Heath consoles coming soon. Pro users get every new format automatically.
Add instruments, assign channel names, organize your input list. Colors are assigned automatically by instrument category.
Go to Files → Export Console File → select dLive. Download the Director-format CSV file.
Open dLive Director on your computer (free from allen-heath.com). Go to File → Import CSV and select the downloaded file. Channel names and colors populate in Director.
Connect Director to your dLive over the network. Push the show from Director to the console. Channel names and colors appear on the surface.
stage·left maps instrument categories to the dLive native color palette automatically. The color mapping prioritizes readability on the console surface: drums get warm colors, vocals get cool colors, DI inputs and playback get neutral tones.
When you import an existing dLive Director CSV into stage·left, the original color assignments are preserved. When you export, colors are mapped back to the nearest Director palette entry.
Colors appear consistently whether you are running a dLive with a C1500 surface or an S5000.
Other supported consoles: X32/M32 · Yamaha CL/QL · More consoles on the way
Build your stage plot, export to Director, push to the desk.
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