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General| Channels | 40 |
|---|---|
| Buses | 25 |
| Matrix Mixes | 6 |
| Effects | 8 Stereo FX Engines |
| Type | Digital Mixer |
| A/D Resolution | 24-bit |
| Bit Depth | 24-bit |
| Motorized Faders | No |
| USB Audio Interface | Yes |
| Ethernet Port | Yes |
| MIDI I/O | Yes |
| AES/EBU I/O | Yes |
| Word Clock I/O | Yes |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB, MIDI |
| Remote Control | Yes, via Ethernet or USB |
| Inputs - Mic Preamps | 16 |
| Outputs - Main | 8 |
| Outputs - Other | 16 XLR Outputs |
| EQ Bands | 6-band parametric |
| Data I/O | AES50, Ultranet |
| Computer Connectivity | USB |
| Faders | No physical faders |
Provides comprehensive safety instructions, warnings, and precautions for operating the M32C.
Outlines limitations of liability and warranty terms for MUSIC Group products.
Identifies and describes the functions of front panel controls and connectors.
Illustrates fundamental connection setups for the M32C.
Details advanced setup configurations involving multiple devices and personal monitoring.
Explains how to use the SELECT knob for scene selection and recall.
Details navigation and parameter adjustment within the Setup menu.
Describes the procedure for locking and unlocking the console's controls.
Limits volume precisely, preventing distortion for optimal signal integrity.
Offers three independent delay stages for time-based echo effects with stereo separation.
Emulates various reverb types inspired by Lexicon 480L for different acoustic spaces.
Reverses reverb tails, adding an ethereal quality to tracks.
Combines reverb with a noise gate for a special effect, like 80s snare sounds.
Simulates reverberation in medium to large concert halls for a lush sound.
Recreates reverberation of a small room for warmth and subtle reverb on tracks.
Simulates sound from a transducer on a metal plate, offering high initial diffusion.
Delivers shimmering, bright reverb without overpowering tracks, ideal for vocals and snare.
Provides independent control of left/right delay times with filters for tone shaping.
Emulates tube preamps for warm, fuzzy sounds from subtle to saturated.
Controls signal placement within the stereo field for professional live/recording performances.
Emulates a Leslie rotating speaker for a whirling, psychedelic effect.
Thickens sound, adds shimmer, and creates a stereo effect.
Creates a phase-shifting, "wobbly" sound for vocals and instruments.
Creates up and down volume changes at a constant tempo for a unique texture.
Adjusts signal transients and dynamics like attack and sustain.
Shifts pitch by semitones or cents, or creates subtle doubling effects.
Adds presence, intelligibility, clarity, air, and harmonic overtones to audio.
Enhances signal spectrum in bass, midrange, and high frequencies for clarity.
Uses LFO and auto-envelope to control a VCF for natural acoustic instrument sounds.
Combines chorus shimmer with chamber reverb for a studio-grade sound.
Merges delay with studio-quality chorus for a fatter, more dimensional sound.
Compensates for gain adjustment overlap in adjacent EQ bands for accurate adjustments.
Provides various delay settings plus chamber reverb for a versatile effect.
Combines flanger effects with chamber reverb for a unique sound.
Blends delay with flanger for a dynamic, soaring jet plane-like sound.
Offers 4 stages of delay with adjustable gain/rate for syncopated repeats.
Combines true-stereo delay, lush chorus, and reverb for time modulation effects.
Generates sub-harmonics one or two octaves below the input signal.
Offers user-friendly "space" and "dimensional" chorus sounds.
Manipulates the stereo field, offering stereo and mid/side processing.
Provides natural, musical compression inspired by Teletronix LA-2A.
Restores natural brilliance and clarity by adjusting phase and amplitude integrity.
Captures the smooth character of the original Urei 1176LN FET compressor.
Emulates Pultec EQP-1a for warm, musical frequency sculpting.
Emulates Pultec EQP-1a for warm, musical frequency sculpting.
Provides instructions for updating the M32C console firmware.
Explains how to connect and control the M32C remotely via network.
Details how to record a stereo mix directly to a USB device.
Guides on saving and recalling console configurations for different setups.
Explains how to add internal effects to channels or buses.
Details the console setup for the DN32-USB interface card.
Guides on setting up a PC to interface with the DN32-USB card.
Lists the technical specifications and requirements for the DN32-USB card.
Details the processing capabilities, channels, and latency of the M32C.
Lists all available input and output connectors on the M32C.
Specifies the output level, impedance, and frequency response for monitor outputs.
Provides physical dimensions, weight, and operating temperature range.
Details MIDI control for loading and sending scene data.
Explains MIDI mapping for assignable controls.
Covers MIDI communication for remote DAW control.
Emphasizes the importance of online registration for warranty and support.
Provides guidance on troubleshooting and contacting support for malfunctions.
Instructs on correct power connection and fuse replacement.
States compliance with FCC rules for Class A digital devices.
Warns that unauthorized modifications can void user authority.
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