M&W Pro Audio, a Seattle-based company founded by Greg Mackie and Peter Watts, has released a Quick Look Video introducing its forthcoming D24 and D32 digital mixers ahead of their planned early 2027 availability, fohonline.com reported. The video features Chief Revenue Officer Jay Schlabs presenting the lineup’s features, workflow and design philosophy after trade show interest earlier this year.
The D24 offers 24 XLR inputs and 8 XLR AUX sends, while the D32 provides 32 XLR inputs and 12 XLR AUX sends. AUX sends support stage monitors or mono and stereo in-ear monitor mixes. Each XLR microphone input uses Peter Watts’ Lyric preamplifier, described as a Class A, high-headroom, low-noise design. The D32 includes a removable and relocatable I/O box that can function as a stage box at distances up to 100 meters, a feature included with the mixer rather than sold separately.
Both mixers pair capacitive touchscreens with dedicated hardware controls, offering 70-millimeter onscreen faders on the D24 and 100-millimeter onscreen faders on the D32. Additional features include 4 Subgroups, 4 Mute Groups, 8 DCAs, and two-track and multitrack recording to SSD or DAW via USB-C. The video is intended to give musicians, engineers, venues and production teams an overview of the platform’s features and value.
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