A broadcast audio mixer with main, group, aux and mix-minus buses, VCA masters and a full channel strip. Noise reduction, loudness logging and monitoring are built in. The engine runs at 48 kHz in 32-bit float, on the same routing engine as every other module.
Each channel has high-pass and low-pass filters, a parametric EQ, two dynamics slots, a de-esser, a dynamic EQ, a delay and inserts. Change the chain order on the strip. Key the dynamics from another channel with the external sidechain.
Main, group and aux buses. Mix-minus buses for the far end. PFL and AFL listen buses, and a monitor bus. VCA masters ride a set of faders without summing them. A send picks up pre-EQ, pre-fader or post-fader.
These are parts of the mixer, not separate boxes to wire in.
Noise reduction is a block in the strip. Choose a classical engine, a neural engine, or both. DeepFilterNet3 is included, with a low-latency variant that adds 10 ms.
Integrated loudness, loudness range and true peak, against EBU R128 or ATSC A/85 targets. Log the programme, export the history as CSV and produce a report.
A monitor section with PFL, AFL and dim. A spectrum analyser and a goniometer show what a meter cannot.
The mixer works with the rest of the system: the vision mixer, the intercom and hardware surfaces.
Talkback from the mixer. Line-up tone, GLITS and a spoken ident. A comms panel inside the mixer puts the intercom beside the faders.
An automixer shares gain between open microphones. Audio-follow-video opens a channel when the vision mixer cuts to its source. A GPI can do the same.
Host LV2, CLAP and VST3 plug-ins as inserts. Control the mixer from a Behringer X-Touch over Mackie Control, or from OSC, through control surfaces.
Book a walkthrough with the engineers who built it, or open the mixer in the live demo.