Midas M32C
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The essentials to know about the Midas M32C rackmount digital console
The essentials to know about the Midas M32C rackmount digital console
- 1U mixing brain: 40 input channels and a 48 x 25 bus engine in an ultra-compact 19-inch rack format.
- Remote control: control via iPad, Mac and PC with dedicated apps and a full-featured editor.
- Networked audio: two AES50 ports for Midas/Klark Teknik stage boxes at 48 kHz.
- 32 x 32 audio interface: DN32-USB USB interface included and expansion slot (Dante, MADI, ADAT).
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Essential Information About the Rackmount Digital Console Midas M32C
- 1U Mixing Engine: 40 input channels and a 48 x 25 bus engine in an ultra-compact 19-inch rack format.
- Remote Control: Operation via iPad, Mac, and PC with dedicated apps and full editor.
- Network Audio: Two AES50 ports for Midas/Klark Teknik stage boxes at 48 kHz.
- 32 x 32 Audio Card: DN32-USB interface included and expansion slot (Dante, MADI, ADAT).
The DNA of the M32 Series in an Ultra-Compact Format
The Midas M32C condenses the architecture and algorithms of the "M32" series into a 1U chassis. Designed as the central engine of a live system or mobile studio, it retains the mixing power and bus flows of its larger siblings while easily fitting into a 19-inch rack.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
Ideal for tours, multipurpose venues, houses of worship, theaters, mobile studios, and broadcast/streaming, the M32C can be used as a main console controlled remotely or as a monitor desk/side rack. Its minimal footprint simplifies logistics without sacrificing routing flexibility or audio quality.
Technical specifications
| Type | Digital mixing engine | Number of faders | 0 |
| USB stereo recording / playback | Yes | Rackable | Yes |
| 40 channels | 32 mic/line inputs, 8 auxiliary inputs ; 8 effects returns | MIDI ports | In and Out (tunneling and control) |
| Mixing engine | 48 inputs to 25 mix buses | Ultranet port | for the P-16M personal monitoring system via Cat5 cable |
| 25 buses | 16 auxiliaries, 6 matrices, L/C/R masters | Optional card slot | DN32-ADAT, DN32-MADI, DN32-DANTE ; DN32-USB 32 x 32 card included as standard |
| DCA | 8 | DAW control protocols | HUI and Mackie |
| Mute groups | 6 | Editor | M32 Editor Offline/Online for Mac and PC |
| Sample rate | 48 kHz | Applications | M32 Mix (iPad) and M32-Q (iPhone, iPod touch, Android) |
| AES50 ports | 2, A and B, for Midas and Klark Teknik stage boxes (48 kHz) | Remote control | via iPad, Mac and PC |
| Control Room outputs | 2 on 1/4-inch jacks | Format | 19-inch rack, 1U |
| Talkback mic input | 1 on a 1/4-inch jack | ||
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Questions frequently asked
Can the Midas M32C be installed in a 19-inch rack?
Its 1U chassis allows for direct integration into a 19-inch rack.
How many inputs and buses are available on the Midas M32C?
The architecture handles 40 channels: 32 mic/line inputs and 8 auxiliary inputs, with 8 effects returns. The 25 buses include 16 auxiliaries, 6 matrices, and the L/C/R masters.
Which stage boxes are compatible with the AES50 ports?
The two AES50 ports provide 48 kHz connectivity with Midas and Klark Teknik stage boxes. This connection supports up to 40 input sources. It suits front-of-house, monitor, or side-rack configurations.
Is USB recording possible with this rack-mountable console?
The included DN32-USB card supports 32 x 32 recording and playback. The card slot also accepts DN32-DANTE, DN32-MADI, and DN32-ADAT formats depending on the setup used.
Which applications can control the M32C remotely?
Control is available with M32 Editor on Mac and PC, M32 Mix on iPad, and M32-Q on iOS and Android. The HUI and Mackie protocols also allow control of audio workstations.
