Reloop RMX-95 4+1-channel DVS Performance DJ Mixer with Neural Mix

Tech Specs

• Channels:4 + Mic/Aux
• Audio Interface:24-bit
• Screen :2 x OLED Displays
• MIDI Control:Yes
• Effects:Echo, Reverb, Flanger, Phaser, Vinyl Brake, Loop Roll, Noise, Pitch Shift, Delay, Ping Pong Delay, Tape Delay, Bit Crusher
• Analog Inputs:9 x Dual RCA Stereo (line), 1 x XLR-1/4" combo (mic)
• Analog Outputs:2 x XLR, 2 x Dual RCA Stereo, 2 x 1/4" TRS
• Headphones:1 x 1/8"
• MIDI I/O:USB
• USB:2 x Type B, 2 x Type A
• Computer Connectivity:USB 2.0 (10 x 10, USB hub)
• Faders:4 x Fader
• Crossfader:Standard
• EQs:3-band EQ
• Compatibility:djay PRO AI DJ, RMX innoFADER
• Power Source:Standard IEC AC cable
• Height:4.2"
• Width:12.7"
• Depth:15.2"
• Weight:15.4 lbs.
• Manufacturer Part Number:AMS-RMX-95

Reloop RMX-95 4+1-channel DVS Performance DJ Mixer with Neural Mix Features:

• 4+1-channel mixer combines traditional mixing mechanics with modern performance opportunities
• Dual 10 x 10 USB 2.0 suite expands digital architecture to incorporate deep, mappable MIDI control with 24-bit audio quality
• DVS compatibility expands performance and playback options to mix in your preferred method
• Algoriddim djay PRO AI and Nueral Mix functionality mean deep DVS integration with supplementary devices, alongside real-time stem extraction for uncompromised mixing
• Streaming services like Tidal, Soundcloud, Beatport Link, or Beatsource Link can be used with DJ software
• Booth audio management includes stereo and mono playback, as well as a routing matrix to separately toggle which channels are heard in the booth
• Mono mode can be used to accommodate recording your set via RCA jacks, regardless of booth volume
• Per-channel controls include 3-band EQ with adjustable “Classic”/”Kill” modes, and Bi-polar LPF/HPF filters
• Master resonance attenuation lets you dial in your FX on the fly with greater flexibility
• 2 vivid digital displays provide plenty of real-time information for modular mixing
• FX suite includes studio-grade tools with filter controls to decide which frequency bands are affected