The design begins with four front-mounted ¼" input connectors with individual level controls. But unlike a traditional mixer that requires a separate input pad and level control, the Submix employs Radial’s dual-gang Accustate input circuit that at once lets you adjust sensitivity with gain.
This enables the Submix to be used with low level instruments and high output line level sources without the need for a level reducing pad, the company says. The mixer itself follows the same virtual-earth mix buss design as shown in classic console makers such as Neve and SSL. This is designed to enable the Submix to be cascaded without adding noise to create larger 8×1, 12×1 or even 40×1 mix formats – depending on the number of modules in play and the Workhorse power rack being used.
This for instance enables a 3-slot Radial Powerstrip to be converted into a 12×1 keyboard mixer for live use. Using two Submix modules side by side opens the door for stereo applications such as tape returns, digital samplers, stereo effects and analog summing.
Pricing & Availability:
The Submix is now shipping. Estimated retail price: $350 USD.
More information on the Submix.
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