Roland introduces the new M-200i compact mixing console

Roland Systems Group ha desvelado la M-200i Live Mixing Console, a V-Mixer 32 channels controllable from the iPad with 24 analog inputs, 12 analog outputs and a digital stereo output (AES/EBU) on the back of the mixer, all condensed into a compact chassis.

Roland Systems Group has launched the Roland M-200i, a compact mixing solution for those who want the flexibility and mobility of iPad control combined with the precision of a professional digital console. The M-200i is a new member of the V-Mixer line of digital consoles., which includes solutions for direct sound such as Digital Snakes, recording/playback and personal monitoring along with consoles.

The iPad app is fully functional in all fundamental aspects of mixing and controlling the M-200i. Not only does it contain the typical preamp control, pan, HPF and channel and graphic equalizers, but also includes the ability to call/save scenes, adjust compressors and doors, sends on fader, effects editing and many more. This allows complete remote control from any position in the room.

Wireless connection is possible using a router connected to the M-200i's network port or using the Roland Wireless Adapter WNA1100-RL connected to a USB port. Additionally, the iPad can be connected via a multi-pin cable, which offers a more secure connection while, besides, the iPad battery charges.

32 canales

Physically, The M-200i contains a 32 channels with 17 motorized faders, 8 To, 4 Matrix 8 DCAs, 24 tickets and 14 physical exits (ampliable a 64×54). In addition to its physical inputs, you can mix audio sources from a USB memory. If you do not have an iPad, the console can be controlled through the built-in LCD display or also using a PC. (Win/Mac) together with M-200i RCS remote control software. A very intuitive and precise function is the touch and turn that allows you to touch a certain parameter on the iPad and operate it using a physical potentiometer on the console.

The M-200i also includes a REAC port (Roland Ethernet Audio Communication) which opens the door to the expansion of multitrack recording solutions, Add more remote inputs and outputs and personal mixing systems. The REAC port can expand the number of inputs and outputs by connecting it to one of the most popular Roland boxes, the S-1608, that provides 16 tickets and 8 extra outputs in addition to those that the M-200i itself already has. It can also be used to make multitrack recordings based on the Sonar Producer DAW simply using a Cat5 cable and the necessary Driver on any PC. (Win) from the market.

The M-200i offers an ideal solution for bands and musicians who want the highest possible sound quality along with the benefit of mixing their own monitor send from the iPad.