Simple configuration:
Configure channel names on the IEX-16L with a myMix through the front panel CONFIG port, or from a myMix anywhere on the network. Channel names are stored on the IEX-16L.
Flexible gain-setting options:
The IEX-16L is set up to accept signals from professional consoles that tend to have healthy output levels. If you run into a situation where there is not enough gain from your console, there is an option within the IEX-16L software that allows you to select +6dB and +12dB digital gain per channel.
Integrating the IEX-16L into an existing sound system:
Place the IEX-16L at the Front Of House position and take direct and/or submixed outputs from the board into the IEX-16L to be injected onto the myMix network. Run a single Cat5 cable to an Ethernet switch on stage, plug your myMix units into the same switch, and you have an intuitive personal monitoring system that also allows each musician to go home with a multi-track recording + stereo mix on SD card.
Using the IEX-16L as a stand-alone mobile recording/rehearsal rig:
Would you rather use your arsenal of high-end super expensive microphone preamps as the front end to your myMix system? You can with the IEX-16L. Simply run your instrument and microphone signals directly into your microphone preamps, hook up the outputs of the preamps to the IEX-16L, and you have a simple, yet powerful mobile 24bit, 48kHz recording rig with the added benefit of each musician being able to control their own mix. Cut basic tracks anywhere you want and import the files into the recording software of your choice for overdubs and mixing. Again, each musician can go home with a multi-track recording + stereo mix of the session so you don’t have to waste time burning multiple discs for the band at the end!
OK, sounds great, but when will it be available?
Demo IEX-16L units will be going out to global distributors and US reps within the next two weeks. Production starts in November.
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