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Description
Bring your studio to life with the CM Labs Motormix, a fusion of tactile control and digital precision that takes your mixing experience to new heights. Designed for the modern musician who craves the authentic feel of a traditional mixing board, the Motormix seamlessly integrates with your DAW, providing hands-on control with its 8 motorized 100mm faders. These faders offer the perfect balance of smooth operation and responsive feedback, enhancing your workflow and letting you focus on your creativity.
Dive into your digital audio projects with confidence using the Motormix's intuitive layout. The unit is equipped with high-quality rotary pots and a backlit LCD, giving you precise control over pan, aux sends, EQ, and much more, all at the tip of your fingers. Its compatibility with leading DAWs like Pro Tools, Steinberg, and more ensures that your setup is versatile and future-proof.
The Motormix also boasts a compact design that fits snugly into any studio space without compromising on functionality. Whether you're on stage or in the studio, this mixer brings professional-grade control to your fingertips, making it an indispensable tool for any sound engineer or musician aiming to elevate their craft.
Key Features:
- 8 motorized 100mm faders for automated level control
- High-quality rotary pots with display for detailed parameter adjustments
- Backlit LCD for clear channel labels and effects parameters
- Compatible with major DAWs including Pro Tools and Steinberg
- Compact design for easy integration into any studio setup
- MIDI In and Out ports for seamless DAW communication
- Tactile switches for Mute, Solo, and Record functions with LED indicators
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Features and functionality
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Use the Action List in Reaper to map Motormix controls to desired commands, allowing customization of physical knobs and sliders.
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Setup and maintenance
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Consider MIDI CC 'absolute' vs. 'relative' settings when configuring Motormix controls to ensure accurate response.
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In this Instagram photo, a CM Labs MotorMix can be seen on composer Dana James Presson’s desk to the far left.
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A big, beefy guy with a penchant for making big, beefy‑sounding records, Michael Bradford aptly names his production company Chunky Style Music. Accordingly, he also has his own chunky style setup at a post‑production facility named Millennium Sound. Mostly MIDI‑related or used to run Pro Tools, this collection of equipment is pretty comprehensive:
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