Roland GO:Mixer Studio audio interface and mixer

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Roland GO:Mixer Studio audio interface and mixer

Specifications

Product features

19 inches: No
Number of analogue Inputs: 6
Number of analogue outputs: 2
Number of headphone outputs: 2
Computer ports: USB 2.0 (USB-C)
Digital audio inputs: None
Digital audio outputs: None
Sustainable product: Not specified
Phantom power: Yes
Compatible operating system: Apple OSX / Mac OS, Microsoft Windows, iOS
Total guitar/bass inputs: 1
Total microphone inputs: 2
Low latency monitoring: Yes, direct monitoring
Maximum sample rate: 192 kHz
Included data cable: USB-C cable
Included software: None
MIDI & other connectivity: MIDI in (mini jack), MIDI out (mini jack)
Network connections: None
Software included: No
Analogue audio input type: Unbalanced line in (TS jack), unbalanced stereo line in (TRS mini-jack), microphone input (XLR), Hi-Z instrument input (TS jack)
Analogue audio output type: Unbalanced line out (TS jack), headphone output (jack or mini-jack)

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 855 gr
Dimensions: 21,0 x 16,0 x 11,0 cm

Product specifications

Roland GO:Mixer Studio
audio interface and mixer
24 bit signal quality
When using: 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz and 96 kHz:
- inputs: 12
  - 1: MIX L
  - 2: MIX R
  - 3: MIC/LINE 1
  - 4: MIC/LINE 2
  - 5: GUITAR/BASS L *
  - 6: GUITAR/BASS R *
  - 7: LINE IN L
  - 8: LINE IN R
  - 9: AUX L
  - 10: AUX R
  - 11: HEADSET MIC L **
  - 12: HEADSET MIC R **
  - (*) If the monophonic guitar/bass signal is used dry, then it enters your DAW mono, as in: left and right are then identical. If you add reverb with the Go:Mixer, then the signal becomes stereo.
  - (**) The signal from a headset microphone is dual-mono.
- outputs: 6
  - 1: MAIN OUT L
  - 2: MAIN OUT R
  - 3: SUB OUT 1L
  - 4: SUB OUT 1R
  - 5: SUB OUT 2L
  - 6: SUB OUT 2R
  - You can use the sub-outs to send out a specific track from your DAW, for example a click track to your headphones.
When using: 192 kHz:
- inputs: 8
  - 1: MIX L
  - 2: MIX R
  - 3: MIC/LINE 1
  - 4: MIC/LINE 2
  - 5: GUITAR/BASS L
  - 6: GUITAR/BASS R
  - 7: LINE IN L
  - 8: LINE IN R
- outputs: 4
  - 1: MAIN OUT L
  - 2: MAIN OUT R
  - 3: SUB OUT 1L
  - 4: SUB OUT 1R
supports GO:MIXER Cam App for iOS
supports GO:MIXER Editor for macOS and Windows for easy access to settings

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Specifications

Product features

19 inches: No
Number of analogue Inputs: 6
Number of analogue outputs: 2
Number of headphone outputs: 2
Computer ports: USB 2.0 (USB-C)
Digital audio inputs: None
Digital audio outputs: None
Sustainable product: Not specified
Phantom power: Yes
Compatible operating system: Apple OSX / Mac OS, Microsoft Windows, iOS
Total guitar/bass inputs: 1
Total microphone inputs: 2
Low latency monitoring: Yes, direct monitoring
Maximum sample rate: 192 kHz
Included data cable: USB-C cable
Included software: None
MIDI & other connectivity: MIDI in (mini jack), MIDI out (mini jack)
Network connections: None
Software included: No
Analogue audio input type: Unbalanced line in (TS jack), unbalanced stereo line in (TRS mini-jack), microphone input (XLR), Hi-Z instrument input (TS jack)
Analogue audio output type: Unbalanced line out (TS jack), headphone output (jack or mini-jack)

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 855 gr
Dimensions: 21,0 x 16,0 x 11,0 cm

Product specifications

Roland GO:Mixer Studio
audio interface and mixer
24 bit signal quality
When using: 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz and 96 kHz:
- inputs: 12
  - 1: MIX L
  - 2: MIX R
  - 3: MIC/LINE 1
  - 4: MIC/LINE 2
  - 5: GUITAR/BASS L *
  - 6: GUITAR/BASS R *
  - 7: LINE IN L
  - 8: LINE IN R
  - 9: AUX L
  - 10: AUX R
  - 11: HEADSET MIC L **
  - 12: HEADSET MIC R **
  - (*) If the monophonic guitar/bass signal is used dry, then it enters your DAW mono, as in: left and right are then identical. If you add reverb with the Go:Mixer, then the signal becomes stereo.
  - (**) The signal from a headset microphone is dual-mono.
- outputs: 6
  - 1: MAIN OUT L
  - 2: MAIN OUT R
  - 3: SUB OUT 1L
  - 4: SUB OUT 1R
  - 5: SUB OUT 2L
  - 6: SUB OUT 2R
  - You can use the sub-outs to send out a specific track from your DAW, for example a click track to your headphones.
When using: 192 kHz:
- inputs: 8
  - 1: MIX L
  - 2: MIX R
  - 3: MIC/LINE 1
  - 4: MIC/LINE 2
  - 5: GUITAR/BASS L
  - 6: GUITAR/BASS R
  - 7: LINE IN L
  - 8: LINE IN R
- outputs: 4
  - 1: MAIN OUT L
  - 2: MAIN OUT R
  - 3: SUB OUT 1L
  - 4: SUB OUT 1R
supports GO:MIXER Cam App for iOS
supports GO:MIXER Editor for macOS and Windows for easy access to settings

Product information

Product no: 9000-0149-4350

General

The Roland GO:Mixer Studio is a combination audio interface and mixer, for the mobile generation, yet also suitable for the studio. To be precise, this product comes for macOS, Windows and iPhone/iPad. It is a compact device that offers more inputs and outputs than you might suspect at first glance - for an exact overview, see the product specifications. Of course, there are more interfaces on the market, so many that we can't see the wood for the trees. So why is this GO:Mixer different?

The idea behind the Roland GO:Mixer Studio

Many audio interfaces are universal, so you can or should set things up so they work the way you want them to as a musician. This Roland is slightly more 'hardwired' towards musicians. It's a subtle difference, but for musicians, this GO:Mixer is a slightly more logical choice than a generic audio interface. To give just one example, there are built-in effects: EQ, compressor and reverb. Normally, such effects would be omitted from an audio interface because you would get them from your DAW. From a DAW, for example, you can send a click track to the GO:Mixer so that you hear the click on your headphones. The GO:Mixer can be mounted on a tripod, also more useful than you might think. Want to record video too? Get this GO:Mixer to work together with the GO:MIXER Cam App for iOS! And so these are all examples of thinking from the musician's point of view, and that, in a nutshell, is the story of this product!