Midas M32

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The Midas M32 is more than just a digital mixing console; it's a gateway to unleashing the full potential of your sound. Designed with the modern musician and recording engineer in mind, the M32 blends cutting-edge technology with a user-friendly interface, making it an essential tool for both studio and live settings. With 32 XLR inputs featuring acclaimed Midas preamps, this mixer ensures high-quality audio capture, allowing every note to be heard with pristine clarity.

The console boasts a robust 40-bit floating point DSP, providing impeccable processing power for complex mixes. Its sleek 7" color display offers an intuitive navigation experience, while the 25 motorized faders give you tactile control over every aspect of your mix. Whether you're looking to fine-tune in the studio or deliver a flawless live performance, the M32's versatility is unmatched.

Connectivity is a breeze with the 32x32 USB audio interface, while wireless remote control through an iOS app ensures you have command over your mix from anywhere in the room. The M32 also supports DAW remote control, integrating seamlessly with your existing setup for a smooth workflow.

Key Features:

32 XLR inputs with Midas preamps
16 XLR outputs
25 mix buses
8 DCA and 6 mute groups
8 stereo effects
40-bit floating point DSP
25 x 100 mm motor fader
7" color display
32x32 USB audio interface
DAW remote control
Wireless remote control via iOS app
Includes DN32-Live recording and playback card

Owner's manual

Midas M32 User Manual

Product specs

Available since	May 2019
User Interface	Physical/remote
Number of faders	25
DSP Input channels	40
Mic Preamp	32
Physical outputs	24
Digital stagebox connection	AES50
Hotspot	No
Multitrack Record	Yes
integratated Player/Rec via USB/SD	stereo
19" Rackmount	No
Max.number of input channels	32
Microphone Inputs	32
Analog Line Inputs	4
Analog Line Outputs	16
DSP Output Channels	24
Analog in/ out with plug-in card expandable	1
Busses	16
Mono-Line Input	38
Stereo-Line Input	1
Digital in-/ outputs expandable	1
Motorfader	1
Ethernet	Ethernet
Computer interface	USB
MIDI-interface	1
Special Features	DN32-Live Recording and Playback Card
Soundcard interface	USB-B
Recorder Format	WAV
Scribble Strips	1
RTA	Yes
FX Processor	8
31 Band EQ	8
Delay Input	1
Delay Output	1
Matrix	6
DCA/VCA Groups	8
Midi Connector	Midi-Din
Sample rate	48 kHz
Monitor Apps	1
Separate Personal Monitor system	Optional
Expansion Card slots	1
Digital ADAT	Optional
Digital SPDIF	No
Digital AES3/ASESEB	Yes
Digital MADI	Optional
Digital Dante	Optional
110V capable	1
Case	Included
Height	256 mm
Width	891 mm
Depth	607 mm
Weight	24,5 kg

FAQs

What are the main connectivity options available on the Midas M32?: The Midas M32 offers AES50 digital stagebox connections, USB for computer interface, and Ethernet connectivity. It also features 32 microphone inputs, 4 analog line inputs, and 16 analog line outputs.
How many input channels does the Midas M32 support?: The Midas M32 supports up to 40 DSP input channels, with 32 microphone inputs and 4 analog line inputs available for versatile audio routing.
Is the Midas M32 suitable for live multitrack recording?: Yes, the Midas M32 is equipped with a DN32-Live Recording and Playback Card, allowing for multitrack recording via USB or SD card in WAV format.
Does the Midas M32 have built-in effects processing?: The Midas M32 includes 8 FX processors, providing a wide range of effects options for live sound and studio applications.
Can the Midas M32 be used for remote mixing?: Yes, the Midas M32 supports remote mixing through its physical and remote user interface, enabling control via compatible apps and software.

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Owner Insights

We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Midas M32.

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The M32 includes a combinator multi-band compressor, which is essential for native de-essing, as the standard de-esser is broadband and compresses the entire signal.
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Firmware updates have enabled single-channel routing via "User" routing patches, offering more precise input management.
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The M32 allows mixing and matching of local and stagebox sockets, enabling custom configurations for diverse input needs.
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The M32 has a routing matrix in its desktop app, allowing flexible input channel routing beyond the perceived block of 8 limitation.
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The M32 can run virtual soundchecks using internal SD cards for multitracking, which helps refine mixes before live performances.
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Some users need to use additional M32C units for talkbacks due to the main unit's routing limitations with aux inputs.
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The console's USB/card output can be assigned to all user ins, enabling soft patching for main fader space.
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User experience

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Users report significant improvements in setup efficiency when switching from analog snakes to CAT5 for stage connections.
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The M32 can be integrated with DL32 and CAT5 for simplified routing, reducing setup time compared to traditional analog snakes.
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A venue setup involves alternating bands between two stages using an M32 with an analog snake for one stage and a DL32 with CAT5 for the other.
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The console is capable of complex AES50 routing, but it requires familiarity due to its intricate settings, which can be overwhelming for those transitioning from analog desks.
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The console efficiently handles diverse broadcast needs, including multiple language mixes and complex talkback systems, using Dante for networked audio.
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Owners use the M32 for complex multi-zone setups, covering areas up to 50 acres with diverse audio needs.
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Comparisons

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Despite being nearly a decade old, the M32 is considered a reliable and affordable choice compared to newer models like Allen Heath CQ or Yamaha DM3, especially when tight on budget.
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Setup and maintenance

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Owners recommend using multiple USB sticks to save backup copies of show files, ensuring redundancy in case one is lost.
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Software and compatibility

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The M32's Ethernet control port can struggle with multiple devices, leading to management challenges in high-demand setups.
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Value and pricing

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Used M32R units can be found significantly cheaper than competitors, with owners reporting prices around $1750 including extras.
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Critic Reviews

Midas 32 Vs Allen & Heath Qu32

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The Midas M32 impresses with its top-notch preamps and luxurious fader units, delivering a professional sound with a Behringer X32 layout. While it lacks a touchscreen, its assignable section and excellent metering stand out, making it a versatile choice for pro settings. However, the TFT display can feel cluttered, and the non-touch interface may frustrate users accustomed to more intuitive control. For those craving the Midas sound at an accessible price, this console offers great value with minimal sacrifices.

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