myMix Adds RX-2 Remote Mixer

	myMix RX-2 remote mixer

Having made its premier appearance at NAMM is Movek's new RX-2. The RX-2 remote mixer is the latest addition to the myMix family of networked digital mixers.

The Rx-2 (R for rack or remote) is designed as a mixing and output device for myMix systems. Whenever an analog output from myMix is required, be it to feed a mix to a wireless IEM-transmitter or to use with an amplifier, the company says RX-2 is the perfect solution. The RX-2 is a rack-mountable remote controlled networked mixer for the myMix system. It comes in a solid metal housing and is designed to be operated by the myMix Control web browser-based interface. The RX-2 has the same mixing capabilities as a standard myMix: it can select up to 16 audio channels from the network to create a stereo mix, controlling volume, pan, tone control, and stereo effects per channel.

The myMix network (audio is 24-bit 48/kHz) can manage up to 500 audio channels which can consist of local inputs from myMix mixers, analog or digital inputs to IEX16 input expanders, or stereo mixes from myMix mixers. The RX-2 is ideal for transporting a mix that is created on a myMix in one place via the network to another location, e.g. a musician on stage is creating a stereo mix and is sending that mix to the network. The RX-2 selects that mix signal and can add extra channels like talkback or intercom from other sources; the output is then fed to a wireless transmitter for in-ear monitors.

The RX-2 is schedule to ship in March 2014.