Roland has released the GO:MIXER STUDIO a portable mixer and audio interface that supports connection to macOS, Windows, and iOS devices.
The GO:MIXER STUDIO has 12 input and six output channels, as well as 16 memory slots for storing all mixer settings, and the ability to record audio from multiple sound sources simultaneously. The product boasts built-in studio-grade processing, including a three-band equalizer, compressor, and reverb. It should be noted that effects can be used during recording or applied exclusively for monitoring. The GO:MIXER STUDIO is powered by a connected mobile device/PC, an external adapter, or a USB battery (separate USB-C ports are provided for connecting devices and power).
The new product features two XLR microphone/line inputs with wide-range microphone preamplifiers, a dedicated guitar/bass input, and stereo 6.3 mm inputs for various instruments. It also has a stereo AUX input with TRRS support for bidirectional audio streaming from mobile devices. There is also a USB-C port, MIDI I/O (3.5 mm), a 6.3 mm headphone output, a mini-jack output, and two 6.3 mm line outputs for connection to monitors or sound reinforcement systems. Level control is accessible directly from the front panel. The Roland GO:MIXER Cam app for iOS allows you to record multi-channel audio directly with your video. The GO:MIXER Editor for macOS and Windows provides full access to settings and session control on a big screen.
The Roland GO:MIXER STUDIO is available for purchase at a price of $300. For more information, please visit the product page on the official Roland website.
