[10:30 Wed,21.January 2026 by Thomas Richter] |
Roland has expanded its portable mixer/audio interface series with the new GO:MIXER STUDIO, a model aimed at creators looking for a comprehensive audio solution for their projects. The GO:MIXER STUDIO functions as a USB audio interface with 12 inputs and 6 outputs, supporting recording rates up to 24-bit/192 kHz, making it suitable for music production via DAW as well as a standalone mixer for live performances, podcasts, and more.
 Roland GO:MIXER STUDIO InputsThe GO:MIXER STUDIO offers a variety of inputs for different recording scenarios. Two XLR mic/line inputs feature high-quality microphone preamps with a wide gain range for recording vocals, acoustic instruments, and other sources. Additionally, there is a dedicated guitar/bass input, 6.3 mm jack inputs for stereo instruments such as a keyboard or V-Drums kit, and an Aux input for integrating additional stereo sources, including TRRS compatibility for bidirectional signal transmission with mobile devices. OutputsThere are several options for monitoring sound live: a 6.3 mm jack output for studio headphones and a mini-jack connection for connecting a headset or inline microphone are available. Two 6.3 mm jack outputs are provided for connecting a speaker system. Control is managed via dedicated knobs on the control surface. In addition to these analog interfaces, there are also two USB-C ports—one for power supply and one for digital audio—as well as MIDI IN/OUT onboard.  Roland GO:MIXER STUDIO Integrated EffectsThe GO:MIXER STUDIO offers effects such as three-band EQ, compressor, and reverb, which can be applied optionally to the recording or only to the monitoring path. This can reduce the need for post-processing or allow for latency-free monitoring with processed sound while the raw data is recorded unchanged. Control Directly or via ComputerLevels, sessions, and effects are controlled directly on the device via the color display (320x240) and dedicated knobs. However, the  GO:MIXER Editor (macOS/Windows) can be used more conveniently to adjust all parameters of the GO:MIXER STUDIO on the large computer screen.  Roland GO:MIXER Cam App Dedicated Camera App with Multitrack Audio RecordingFor iOS devices, Roland offers another interesting option: using the GO:MIXER Cam App, video can be recorded simultaneously with multiple audio tracks. Each input signal on the GO:MIXER STUDIO can be recorded as a separate audio track and subsequently mixed into the video recording. The multitrack recordings can also be exported as audio files for further processing in a DAW or editing software on the computer. Power Supply and MobilitySimilar to the Behringer FLOW 4V 10-Track Recorder/Mixer, the power supply is exclusively via USB (via cable through USB bus power, via USB PD power adapter, or mobile via a USB power bank)—it does not have an integrated battery.  Roland GO:MIXER STUDIO Key Features of the Roland GO:MIXER STUDIO- Portable mixer and audio interface for video creators and musicians - High-quality audio recording anywhere with an iPhone/iPad or macOS/Windows computer - Intuitive controls and convenient color display for easy operation - Integrated EQ, compressor, and reverb modeled after popular studio processors - USB audio interface/mixer with 12 input channels and six outputs (three stereo paths) (8/4 at 192 kHz) - 24-bit AD/DA, 32-bit float internal; up to 192 kHz - Effects optionally on recording or only monitoring path - 16 Scene Memories for complete mixer setups - Headphones large/mini, stereo line-out for monitors/PA - Color display and dedicated controls for direct operation - GO:MIXER Cam App (iOS): Video recording with multitrack audio and export - GO:MIXER Editor (macOS/Windows): Device control and session management - Loopback function for playing along to backing tracks from a mobile device via USB-C - Flexible power supply: Bus power, external power adapter, or USB battery pack - Integrated tripod mount - Input Level: Mic/Line −83 to −8 dBu; Guitar/Bass −44 to −4 dBu (max. +17 dBu with PAD) - Output Level: Line-Out −4 dBu (max. +8 dBu); Phones 69 mW @ 32 Ω - Dimensions/Weight: 110 x 156 x 65 mm; 440 g - Display: 320x240 Color LCD Analog Audio Inputs- 2x MIC/LINE (XLR, balanced) – with 48 V phantom power, high-gain preamps - 1x GUITAR/BASS (6.3 mm jack, Hi-Z) - 1x LINE IN (Stereo, L/R, 2x 6.3 mm jack) - 1x AUX (Stereo mini-jack, TRRS, bidirectional) – e.g., for mobile devices Headset/Inline-Mic via PHONES (MINI) socket – additional recording path Analog Audio Outputs- LINE OUT (Stereo, L/R, 2x 6.3 mm jack) – for monitors/PA - PHONES (6.3 mm stereo jack) – studio headphones - PHONES (MINI, 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack) – earphones/headset - AUX (TRRS, bidirectional) – also outputs audio to mobile devices - USB Audio (Channels) Other Inputs and Outputs- TRS MIDI In/Out with MIDI Thru function - 2 x USB-C ports for connecting additional hardware and external power supply  Roland GO:MIXER STUDIO Application Scenarios for the Roland GO:MIXER STUDIOFor iPhone/iPad filmmakers, the ability to record each input as a separate track is a major advantage compared to classic "summing mixers." This allows them to level and mix dialogue, atmosphere, instruments, and playback sources separately without an additional recorder. Musicians can use the GO:MIXER STUDIO to record guitar/bass directly, vocals with a condenser mic, keys via line in, plus MIDI clock/transport using just one device. Podcasters/streamers benefit from features like loopback, headset support, and scene memories for recurring formats. The Roland GO:MIXER STUDIO is available immediately in the USA for —the release date in Germany is not yet known.  more infos at bei www.roland.comdeutsche Version dieser Seite: Roland GO:MIXER STUDIO vorgestellt - mobiler 12-Spur Mixer und Audiointerface |
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