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Roland VMBasic 72 VM7200 VMixing Package Digital Mixer
No Snakes, No Patchbays, Total Digital Recall The Roland 7000-Series V-Mixing System is the worlds only compact, separate-component digital mixing system. It allows you to configure it in countless ways, expanding up to 94 channels with 88 analog inputs, dynamics and delay on every channel, and up to 32 mono effects. The console itself can be up to 200 meters from the heart of the system the rack mounted processor. That means no snakes; no "wiring experts"; no patchbay! You could easily spend the whole price of this system on wiring alone with other setups. Just rack mount the VM-7100 or VM-7200 and plug all your synths/mics into the front and up to 24 digital inputs from your analog or digital multi-tracks in the back (using the optional user-installable VM-24E). Then access the patchbay screen to route anything anywhere and memorize the routing as a scene or template. Imagine silent instant patching without a ton of wires strewn around the room. Imagine a live set up where the processor stays on stage and only two cables travel to the Front of House mix area. No expensive long cable runs; no expensive microphone boxes. You can even add another console and leave it on stage for the monitor mixes. Once you configure your rig, the VM is a pleasure to work with. For starters it has Roland's killer 24-bit A/D and D/A convertors and the lowest latency in its class. That last spec means you don't get that thin "digital" sound when you run many channels at once (other consoles have increasingly deteriorating phase problems as you add inputs). The 25 motorized faders (VM-C7200) feel great and easily double as sends, pan settings and perhaps most amazingly, trim levels for ALL inputs (you need to spend a couple hundred grand to recall input attenuation in other mixers and that is a MUST for actual complete recall of your mixes). Also, the VM utilizes a unique "flexBus" system so that 12 individual busses can be freely switched between aux, recording, monitoring and matrix functions. That's right 12 separate mixes can be sent anywhere for monitoring or whatever purpose you need! VMBasic 72 VM7200 VMixing Package Features Phase correction for every input by sample, millisecond or distance (!) 24 fader groups Real time sample rate conversion on digital inputs EZ routing templates EQ and Compression libraries for instant recall or audition Speaker switching capabilities 5-band EQ per input Of course the VM Series supports 5.1 mixing (facilitated with the joystick on the VE-7000). It also includes a built-in Real-time Analyzer with a master graphic EQ for setting up your room (or saving setups for different clubs you play!). If you or your clients like big pretty pictures on a computer screen, use E-Magic's Soundiver software for fabulous graphic representations of everything.
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