V-Mixing System Overview



The V-Mixing System is a powerful live audio production solution built on four components.

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Download the Introduction to the V-Mixing System
The cornerstone of the V-Mixing System starts with your choice of V-Mixer Live Digital Mixing Console. These are compact/lightweight units providing 48 channels of mixing, 16 AUX buses and Main L/R/C outputs and 8 matrices. The design features digital effects processors, on-board recording via USB memory drive and instant recall with motorized faders all with easy and intuitive operation. Learn more >

icon_snake_2Digital snakes couple high quality preamps with REAC technology enabling source signals to maintain pristine sound through the entire V-Mixing System. Roland Digital Snakes are immune to hums, buzzes and general impedance and capacitive losses that plague analog snakes and systems. Enjoy superior clear sound, great intelligibility with minimum latency and the freedom to split or extend your audio sources anywhere. Learn more >

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Download the V-Mixing System Brochure
The M-48 is the “next generation” live personal mixer that offers musicians the flexibly to control exactly what they want to listen to during their performances. It provides the highest level of sound monitoring quality for both headphones and IEMs (In-Ear Monitors) as well as for wedge and powered monitors. The superb sound quality creates the ideal monitoring environment for live performance and recording as well as studio applications. Learn more >

icon_record_2Cakewalk’s SONAR, when used in conjunction with REAC, provides the most comprehensive blend of live multi-channel recording with post-production functions such as mixing, mastering and delivery. Capture up to 40 channels of audio directly into SONAR all via a simple Cat5e cable connected to the network port on a PC. Learn more >

logo_reacThe backbone of the V-Mixing System is based on REAC – Roland’s Ethernet Audio Communication transmission protocol for low latency, high quality digital audio transfer. Products using REAC technology are installed today in many venues and have been used for high profile events worldwide. REAC’s 24-bit, 40x40 channel protocol delivers pristine digital audio via lightweight, inexpensive and easy to install cable (Cat5e). REAC technology is immune to externally induced signal quality degradation or hums and buzzes typically found in analog systems. You have more freedom in cable placement resulting in lower cost and better sounding. Learn more about the power and benefits of REAC >

Configuration Examples
Although numerous configurations are possible, here are a few of the more popular ones. Click on a thumbnail to see the corresponding diagram. M-380 V-Mixers can be interchanged with M-400 V-Mixers.
Basic M-400 V-Mixing System (26x18)
Basic M-400 V-Mixing System (26x18)

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Standard M400 V-Mixing System (42x26)
Standard M400 V-Mixing System (42x26)

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Expanded M-400 V-Mixing System (58x26)
Expanded M-400 V-Mixing System (58x26)

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M-400 V-Mixing System with Expanded Outputs (50x34)
Standard M-400 V-Mixing System with Expanded Outputs (50x34)

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Redundant M-400 V-Mixing System (42x16)
Redundant M-400 V-Mixing System (42x16)

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Example Split Configurations
Standard M-400 V-Mixing System with Analog Breakout
Standard M-400 V-Mixing System with Analog Breakout

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Standard M-400 V-Mixing System with Personal Mixing
Standard M-400 V-Mixing System with Personal Mixing

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Standard M-400 V-Mixing System with M-380 Monitor/Broadcast Position
M-400 V-Mixing System with M-380 Monitor/Broadcast Position

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Standard M-400 V-Mixing System with SONAR V-Studio 700 REAC Recording
Standard M-400 V-Mixing System with SONAR V-Studio 700 REAC Recording

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Large M-400 V-Mixing System (74x26) with Personal Mixing, SONAR V-Studio Recording, M-380 Monitor/Broadcast Position and Analog Breakout
Large M-400 V-Mixing System (74x26) with Personal Mixing, SONAR V-Studio Recording, M-380 Monitor/Broadcast Position and Analog Breakout

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