Audio Mixing TouchMix

The Touchmix is a Touchscreen 48 channel, 2RU, 1 HD/SDI input, rackmount audio mixer/monitor with master volume control, dual function channel gain/balance encoder, headphone socket, USB port, Ethernet, Home Preset save/recall switch and loudspeakers.

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      • Touchscreen control
      • Custom mix
      • Multiple I/O
      • XY router control
      • Surround mixing in 5.1
      • Position a mono source in a 5.1 mix
      • Position a mono signal across the LCR sound stage
      • Manage, recall and save favourite configurations via USB stick or SD card
      • Home’ button for instant recall of default operating condition
      • Choice of user selectable bargraph scales (BBC PPM, EBU PPM, EBU Digital, Nordic, VU and DIN)
      • Downmix of discrete multichannel audio to stereo for compatibility monitoring
      • De-embedded audio monitoring from single video (HD/SDI)
      • Identical twin audio mixers
      • High quality internal full range loudspeaker system
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      • Auto-sensing, 1080p (60, 59, 94 and 50Hz), HD/SDI video input
      • 10 stereo/ 20 dual mono assignable input channels per mixer
      • Re-clocked HD/SDI video output
      • 18 User programmable presets.
      • Dual 12V DC inputs
      • Audio Inputs: 16 channels from embedded HD/SDI, AES (8 Pairs/16 Channel) Inputs– 110Ohm Balanced or 75 Ohm unbalanced via optional CAB-D25-BNC cable, • 8 Balanced Analog Stereo Inputs
      • Audio Outputs: Fixed or variable analog stereo outputs (mixer 1 and 2), Fixed or variable AES stereo outputs (mixer 1 and 2)
      • 2 x SDI switchable AES, Analogue
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