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Digital Rack Mixer

  • 40 Input channels
  • 25 Bus mixers
  • 32 x 32 Audio interfaces with USB
  • iPad and iPhone apps for remote control
  • Stereo 6.3 mm jack output for monitor
  • 6 Matrix buses with insert
  • Parametric 6-band EQ
  • 8 DCA and 6 Mute Groups
  • Virtual FX rack
  • Network remote control via Ethernet
  • USB Type A for saving shows, stereo recording and for system updates
  • MIDI in / out
  • Design: 19"/1U
  • Dimensions: (W x D x H) 483 x 300 x 50 mm
  • Weight: 3.5 kg
  • Available since October 2015
  • Item number 357065
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • User Interface remote
  • Number of faders 0
  • DSP Input channels 32
  • Mic Preamp 0
  • Physical outputs 0
  • Digital stagebox connection AES50
  • Hotspot No
  • Multitrack Record Yes
  • integratated Player/Rec via USB/SD stereo
  • 19" Rackmount Yes
  • DSP Output Channels 24
  • Busses 16
  • Mono-Line Input 0
  • Stereo-Line Input 0
  • Ethernet Ethernet
  • Soundcard interface USB-B
  • Recorder Format WAV
  • RTA Yes
  • FX Processor 8
  • 31 Band EQ 8
  • Delay Input Yes
  • Delay Output Yes
  • Matrix 6
  • DCA/VCA Groups 8
  • Midi Connector Midi-Din
  • Sample rate 48 kHz
  • Monitor Apps Yes
  • Separate Personal Monitor system Optional
  • Expansion Card slots 1
  • Digital ADAT Optional
  • Digital SPDIF No
  • Digital AES3/ASESEB No
  • Digital MADI Optional
  • Digital Dante Optional
  • 110V capable Yes
  • Case No
  • Height 50 mm
  • Width 483 mm
  • Depth 300 mm
  • Weight 3,5 kg
925 €
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Full of features in a slimline format

The Midas M32C is a rack-mountable (1U) digital mixer with 40 input channels. This compact mixer is ideal for use on tour and on the go, although it's equipped with the same Midas PRO microphone preamplifiers found in the more expensive Midas consoles – renowned for their transparency, warmth, and detail. Its powerful DSP offers virtually unlimited dynamics with extremely low latency, ensuring that audio processing is both precise and free of delays, which is particularly important when mixing live events. The M32C can be easily connected to digital stage boxes such as the Midas DL32 via its AES50 ports, further expanding the number of inputs and outputs significantly. Combining the mixer with a router also enables wireless control via the M32 Edit desktop software or the M32 Mix app for mobile devices.

Control panel and display, Midas M32C

No faders? No problem!

The Midas M32C has been designed to do entirely without physical faders, and with minimal controls in general. It is controlled entirely via software and apps, so working with it is a flexible and user-friendly experience. The accompanying software allows users to view and adjust all of the M32C's channels and buses, including gain, EQ, dynamics processors, routing, and effects. The desktop software (for Windows and macOS) also allows scenes to be saved and loaded, which is particularly useful for quickly accessing different setups and mixes. The app (for Android and iOS) has a user-friendly interface designed specifically for touchscreens. Musicians can also use their mobile device on stage to adjust their own monitor mixes. In addition, the M32C is compatible with a variety of MIDI and hardware controllers, as well as having a USB interface to make multitrack recordings directly via a DAW.

Connections on the Midas M32C

Plenty of I/O options

Despite its compact dimensions, the Midas M32C boasts a great range of connections that guarantee versatile usability: There are two AES50 ports for connecting digital stage boxes, thus enabling up to 96 inputs and outputs as well as the use of redundancy setups. The mixer can be integrated into a network via Ethernet for remote control using the M32 Edit software or the M32 Mix app. An ULTRANET connection can be used to send up to 16 channels with all the relevant control data to compatible personal monitoring systems (e.g. the Behringer P16) or loudspeakers (e.g. Turbosound iQ) via a single CAT5 cable. In addition, the M32C can be upgraded with optional expansion cards, which are simply inserted into the expansion slot to enable integration into DANTE or MADI audio networks or create a connection to ADAT-compatible devices.

Midas M32C, detail

Perfect for a live rack

With its flexibility, compact size, and high-quality audio performance, the Midas M32C is primarily aimed at users working professionally with live audio. The mixer's compact design means it's easy to transport and quick to set up – a major advantage for tours and other mobile events. The excellent sound quality and remote control options ensure pristine sound mixes in a variety of environments. In addition, the M32C is equipped with high-quality microphone preamps and a wide range of expansion options for multi-track recording and complex studio productions. Running the M32C on a DAW means sound engineers can move seamlessly to recording and editing their audio data, with the proprietary software and app also guaranteeing intuitive and user-friendly operation. The mixer's housing is robust and durable, making it more than able to withstand the rigours of everyday touring.

Midas logo on the M32C mixer

About Midas

Founded in London in 1970, the company initially produced guitar amplifiers and speaker cabinets, but then specialised in the development and manufacture of audio mixing consoles and is now one of the leading suppliers in this field. In the late 1970s, Midas made giant custom consoles for Pink Floyd's tours, and Frank Zappa also used a custom-made Midas recording console for his 1980 world tour. Legendary product series such as PRO40, XL, and HERITAGE have become the industry standard. The Midas flagship XL4 toured the globe with legends such as Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, Metallica, and the Rolling Stones and is still considered to this day to be the ultimate analogue live mixer. In 2009, Midas was acquired by Music Tribe. The development team, now based in Manchester, remained in place, while production was moved to the Music Tribe plant in Zhongshan, China.

Ideal with a stagebox and a router

From festivals to corporate events and from mobile studios to permanent installations, the Midas M32C is ideally suited to all kinds of live events and audio productions. One immensely functional set up, for instance, is an M32C used in combination with a stage box such as the Midas DL32 and a powerful WLAN router: At concerts, the mixing console can be controlled wirelessly via tablet or laptop, allowing the FOH engineer to move freely around the venue and check the sound from a variety of different positions. The mixer can also be used to build a band's monitor mixes and send them to the DL32, which can then deliver them to the musicians on stage. A similar combination of devices can also be used for mobile recording, with microphones and instruments connected to the stage box and multi-track recordings made on a computer via the M32C's USB interface.

Full view of the Midas M32C digital mixer

In the spotlight: AES50 (SuperMac)

The AES50, also known as "SuperMac" among sound engineers, is an open-source, royalty-free Audio over Ethernet protocol that allows 48 bi-directional channels to be transmitted at a sample rate of 48kHz and with low latency via a CAT5 cable over a distance of up to 100m. The AES50 ports on the M32 Live can be used with the Midas DL16 digital stagebox, for example, to accommodate 16 remote-controllable, high-quality Midas preamps and eight analogue XLR returns directly on stage. Using a single AES50 port, it is possible to daisy-chain up to three DL16 units for a total of 48 input channels and 24 return paths without an additional router.

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Up to the Midas reputation!
DavC 11.07.2021
Perfect mixer when paired to a DL32. Small, powerful, and super useful in many many situations. Control from the Midas M32-Edit software, but don't forget to try "Mixing Station" on your iDevices (full console control over your phone!). I could have used a front headphones output, but I can't complain since they did pack a LOT of features in a so small form-factor anyway... 5 stars!
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An excellent rack mixer that does what it says.
heyimdan-dan 26.09.2023
We bought this M32C because we needed another one for a Scottish church tour in 2023. The X32 eco-system is very familiar and popular amongst some of the churches we hire out kit to.

We also got hold of one of Thomann's Swissonic routers and a Midas DL32 stagebox, and sent them on their merry way. They were delighted to be able to have full control of the PA from a single iPad. Matrix feeds gave separate control to the subs and tops straight to the amplifiers. Everyone had control of their own in ear mixes if they wanted to use the Q-Mix app on their phones too, or they could have a separate mix engineer that also worked from an iPad.

Personally, my preferred way of working now is no longer using physical desks at the front of house position if I can help it, but use an iPad all the time. The M32C has been a game changer.
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Great for installed systems
MWTS 19.08.2021
Installed a couple of these in a local performance space for control with iPad. Excellent quality, and really nice feature to restore from USB stick, so the in house technicians can restore the system without any fuss. Good value for money too.
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Studio Eleven 10.10.2020
I am using it as a Soundcard for my Software (32 tracks) PERFECT!
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