Designed for nomad musicians who wish to record on tablets, smartphones or laptops, the MixerFace is a two-channel USB audio interface. Battery-powered, it can be used during approximately 6 hours per charge.
The MixerFace features two microphone preamps, with mic/line level inputs on XLR/jack combos, each with its own gain control and LED meter, a 48V Phantom power, as well as a headphone amp and 24-bit / 192kHz DA/AD converters.
The monitoring section allows for panning each channel and blend the dry/wet signals in the headphones.
CEntrance adds that a Hi-Z input could be added according to the number of requests. However, nothing about MIDI connection was detailed.
The interface works with both 30-pin or Lightning iOS devices.
The MixerFace should be available in April, 2014 and will retail for the US price of $599. However, the 100 crowdfunders on Indiegogo will pay only $279 and will receive their unit in March. 200 other units are available on Indiegogo for $299 and 200 more for $349. So if you participate in the campaign, you will benefit from an interesting pricing. Full details are available at www.indiegogo.com and centrance.com.
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