Personal Monitor Mixing for
Performance Arts
Monitoring and communications for musicians, tech crew and more
Accomplished with myMix.
State-of-the art monitoring for the musicians, supervision and control for the engineers, communications and intercom, audio monitoring of RF microphones, high-quality audio transport over long distances, the list of applications for myMix goes on and on.
They are all derived from the flexible, decentralized IP network architecture and the low-latency 24-Bit/48kHz audio transport combined with the intuitive user interface.
Whether it’s five or 150 musicians, whether it’s 20 or 200 audio channels, myMix is as big as the job demands. Meaningful channel names- visible throughout the network allow an easy selection of the important audio channels. The stereo mix can be sent to the network, so it’s easy to listen to other mixes, or use myMix to create submixes inside the system. Up to 20 profiles save automatically all mix settings, and myMix Control allows for fast change overs, remote editing of any myMix using any computer or tablet.
myMix helps the supporting engineer to keep the musicians happy, but that’s not all. In many cases myMix is used by the crew as much or even more than by the musicians: audio monitoring of all individual wireless microphone channels for the RF operator, easy to set up intercom function that only large matrix system can offer.
The flexibility and versatility of myMix is second to none.
“Hoy no me puedo levantar” – The most successful musical in Spain with myMix.
TESTIMONIALS
Soweto Gospel Choir
Not many choirs are double Grammy Award winners, have sung alongside U2, and performed at a FIFA world cup event … But the Soweto Gospel Choir is no ordinary choir. This multi-talented 24-piece has been entertaining audiences across the globe since 2007.
Carefully selected from churches in their namesake town, the Soweto Gospel Choir is out on the road between six and nine months each year.
FOH engineer, Helge Schlosser:
“On this show, it’s paramount to get the balance of the choir right. It has to sound big, so I use condensers in stereo pairs to create a bit of space and depth to the sound, but the problem we have always faced is feedback, because the stage is so loud, …
To remedy this, I opted to bring in a myMix [personal monitoring] system, which has saved me a lot of hassle, and has allowed me to get rid of some of the wedges and all of the backline. Beforehand, each band member had their own backline and wedge, and there were also wedges across the front for the choir and any soloists, but because I can DI analogue into the myMix, it’s changed everything; and furthermore, the ambient noise on stage has been reduced to an absolute minimum, so the feedback has gone.”
It’s proven to be a very reliable and flexible solution – a bit of a game-changer, in fact.
Soweto Gospel Choir – FOH engineer, Helge Schlosser
USERS ABOUT myMix
Guthrie Theater – Minneapolis
myMix as Intercom System
MORE TESTIMONIALS
Ibiza Classics
A massive myMix system has been chosen to support Pete Tong and the Heritage Orchestra Ibiza Classic Tour. Fred van den Dulk from Next Level Audio conducted the system of 56 myMix and 5 IEX16LA input expander providing 80 channels to the 54 musicians.
Musical “Hoy no me puedo levantar” – Spain
myMix in Madrid: With more than 3 million visitors over the last 5 years, Hoy No Me Puedo Levantar is the most successful musical in Spain.
“A quien le importa” – award-winning musical with myMix
BroadwayWorld.com awarded the Spanish musical “A quien le importa” with the award for best sound. Sound designer Rául Bustillo selected a system with 5 myMix and an IEX16L input expander for the monitor mix of the musicians.
DANTE SUPPORT
Dantify your myMix system! We offer two solutions from our partner Ferrofish to add 16 or 32 myMix channels via ADAT to the leading Plug&Play network.
The Ferrofish VERTO devices deliver all the industry-leading features of Dante in a single compact device. VERTO32 and VERTO64 are out-of-the-box compatible with any other Dante-enabled device. They fit directly into the scalable network infrastructure – with the connection of a simple CAT5/6 cable. The devices are immediately detected with all I/Os and automatically configured. Every room with a Dante LAN connection can be used for recording or mixing – simply plug the VERTO into the network and start to work.
MADI SUPPORT
MADI is the industry standard for multi-channel audio at modern concert tours around the globe, classical music recordings, theatres and music studios.
Setups with several hundred channels in a complex setup, including recording interfaces, mixing consoles and converters to all existing audio formats, are easy to realize.
We provide a special bundle with a A32 from our partner Ferrofish. The 258-channel device supports MADI and offers industry-leading perfomance and usability.
Combo of IEX16L-A and Ferrofish Verto32 allows to get 16 audio channels from a DANTE network and feed them to a myMix system.
Dante to myMix interface for 32 audio channels with 24-bit/48kHz.
Including 1x Verto64 and 2x IEX16LA.
MADI to myMix Interface for 32 audio channels – 24-bit/48kHz. Contains 1 Ferrofish A32 and 2 IEX16L-A.
Intercom and listening system in a cultural building
Large Broadcast/TV Orchestra ans band with myMix
Audio monitoring of wireless microphone channels
myMix in a musical theater
Sound distribution in a theater
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myMix Starter Packages
MIX PACK 4
A starter package with everything needed to provide individual mixes and multi-track recording for 4 or even 7 musicians. All devices get connected with a network cable to the POE switch.
MIX PACK 5
A starter package with everything needed to provide individual stereo mixes and multi-track recording for 4 vocalists and 7 musicians with 26 audio channels to select from.
MIX PACK 8
A starter package with everything needed to provide individual stereo mixes and multi-track recording for up to 8 people, with 32 selectable audio channels to the mix.
