Reloop RMX-95
4+1 Channel DJ Club Digital Mixer
- DUAL audio interface USB 2.0 (10 in/out, 24bit)
- Beat FX unit with effect control (echo, reverb, flanger, phaser, vinyl brake, loop roll, noise, pitch shift, delay, ping pong delay, tape delay, bit crusher,transformer)
- FX frequency control (LPF/HPF)
- Sound filter (LPF/HPF)
- 3-Band EQ per channel (classic/kill)
- Neural Mix EQ mode
- Booth output zone routing (matrix)
- Crossfader innoFADER compatible
- MIDI-compatible controls
- Kensington lock
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 322 x 108 x 387 mm
- Weight: 6.8 kg
- Incl. power cable and USB cable
Inputs:
- 7x Stereoline RCA
- 2x Phono RCA
- 1x Mic combo XLR/jack (top) with talkover switch
- 1x Mic unbalanced 6.3mm jack (front)
- 2x USB 2.0 connection
Outputs:
- Master XLR (balanced)
- Master RCA
- Booth 6.3 mm jack (balanced)
- Rec RCA
- Headphone outputs: 1x 6.3 mm jack & 1x 3.5 mm jack
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Available since August 2023
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Item number 567261
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Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
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Line Channels 5
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Phono Input 2
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Microphone In 2
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Audio Interface Input 10
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Audio Interface Output 10
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Rec Out Cinch
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Master Out XLR
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Send/Return No
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incl. Rackmount No
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Talk-Over Yes
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Effects Yes
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Width 322 mm
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Depth 387 mm
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Height 108 mm
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Stereo Line-In 7
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Booth Out 6,3 mm bal.
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MIDI USB
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optional 19" rack mount No
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Weight in kg 6,8 kg
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Familiar workflow, fresh ideas
Reloop's RMX-95 is a professional 4+1-channel club mixer that takes its cues from the established standards found in professionally-equipped DJ booths, while still bringing a number of its own ideas to the table. The layout will immediately feel familiar, making the transition from (or between) other club mixers virtually seamless. At the same time, the RMX-95 stands out with some genuinely unusual features such as its high-quality beat effects and Neural Mix EQ control. Combined with its extensive routing options, a dual-USB audio interface, an integrated USB hub, and highly flexible mixer configuration, it offers a level of functionality not often matched at this price point. The result is a club mixer that definitely has its own identity, while still representing a fully featured alternative to considerably more expensive competitors in terms of sound, functionality, and build quality.
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Comprehensive and flexible
With four main channels and a dedicated microphone channel, the Reloop RMX-95 provides all the connectivity needed to serve as the central hub of a DJ setup, managing turntables, media players, computers, and microphones with ease. The integrated dual-USB interface offers ten inputs and ten outputs, allowing two laptops to be connected simultaneously for smooth DJ handovers and all-night back-to-back sets. The comprehensive effects section operates independently of the channel filters – the effects can even be applied to specific frequency ranges. And with its switchable EQ characteristics, freely adjustable fader curves, matrix routing for the booth output, and MIDI-capable controls, the RMX-95 can be tailored precisely to suit any DJ's style, whether that's mixing traditional vinyl or a more modern DVS, hybrid, or software-based setup.
Perfect for Algoriddim djay Pro
Although the surface is modelled on the layout of today's club-standard mixers – amateurs and pros alike will feel at home straight away – the RMX-95 takes a distinctly independent approach under the hood. One of its strengths, for instance, is how well it suits the often-overlooked user group of DJ teams or collectives who work with two laptops connected to a single mixer. And to really get the complete Reloop experience, it's perhaps best to pair the RMX-95 with Algoriddim djay Pro. Unlike many competing mixers, the RMX-95 is specifically designed for direct access to the software's impressive Neural Mix stem-separation technology – a function that really comes into its own when used with Algoriddim's DVS control vinyl. More generally, its comprehensive feature set makes the RMX-95 not just an excellent choice for ambitious home DJs and professional club performers – it will also appeal to event organisers and hire companies, or anyone looking for the capabilities of a modern club mixer without automatically opting for the most expensive industry benchmark.
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About Reloop
Reloop was founded in 1996 by a young group of music technology experts, who initially ran a light and sound rental company for events in the early 1990s and were closely associated with the Münster Cosmic Club, firmly establishing Reloop from the beginning as a "by DJs, for DJs" company with close ties to the Techno, House, and Scratch/Hip Hop scene. Today, the Münster-based company is a global player and renowned manufacturer of DJ and production equipment of all types and also enjoys an excellent reputation internationally for its innovative products of exceptional quality at reasonable prices. Reloop has always been in step with the times, offering a wide range of DJ controllers, turntables, mixers, headphones, bags, cases, and a multitude of accessories to ensure that DJs have access to everything they need for their performances.
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Centrepiece of a powerful setup
The RMX-95 feels reassuringly intuitive from the moment it's switched on. Turntables, media players, and even drum machines can be connected to the four main channels in the traditional way. The dual USB audio interface means multiple DJ software channels can be freely routed to any of the four main mixer channels, with USB MIDI support enabling the direct control of compatible DJ software. External controllers can be connected via the integrated USB hub, which also provides 5V/1.0A power for devices such as smartphones, tablets, or a USB lamp for illuminating the workspace. In the home studio, the RMX-95 excels as the centrepiece of a powerful setup for livestreams or recording, and it's portable and flexible enough for creative hybrid live performances too. Of course, as a professional-grade mixer, it also includes dedicated audio outputs for the main PA system, booth monitor speakers, and recording devices.
In the spotlight
Neural Mix stem separation
The name may sound technical, but the idea is remarkably simple. Modern DJ software is now capable of breaking down any typical piece of music into individual musical components known as stems. Creative DJs can then mix these elements in entirely new ways, taking the vocal from one track and laying it over the beat of another, for unique live mashups and remixes on the fly. When used with Algoriddim djay Pro, the EQ controls on the Reloop RMX-95 can be used to intuitively adjust the levels of the individual stems. DVS users will also enjoy another clever feature here: The B-side of Algoriddim control vinyl records contains multiple control tracks, each assigned to a different stem. In a way, it's reminiscent of classic disco releases, which often came with separate drum tracks and acapellas. Even today, it feels like a kind of magic!
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