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CEntrance MixerFace R4 Mobile Interface Now In Production

Fab, July 6, 2018


Some months ago we introduced the MixerFace™ R4, a new mobile recording interface for songwriters, podcasters and video bloggers.
Now CEntrance, a leading manufacturer of high-quality recording and Hi-Fi products, announced that its MixerFace™ R4 is in production and expected to ship in the next few weeks.

The handheld 4-channel device turns a smartphone into a DAW, making it quick and easy to capture musical ideas, remote interviews and field recordings—using the smart phone or tablet as a recording medium.

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The built-in high-quality mic preamps feature true 48V phantom power, so users can choose their favorite microphone for recording.

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An internal, long-lasting battery (rechargeable via USB) sets MixerFace R4 apart from other portable interfaces and makes it the ideal companion for the road—use it for recording, broadcasting, as well as live streaming from location. Yet MixerFace R4 also features studio monitor outputs so it can double up as a recording interface in a project studio.

Truly Mobile

MixerFace R4 is compatible with most smart phones, tablets and laptops, including Android and Apple iOS, macOS and Windows-based machines. About the footprint of a smart phone, the four-input mobile recording interface is designed to easily make recordings and share digital projects online, all while delivering professional results.

MixerFace R4 is designed for a wide range of users, from songwriters capturing inspiration anywhere-at home, on the tour bus, in a hotel room, or live on stage, to audio-for-video capture, field recording, concert taping, DSLR video, and more. 

MixerFace R4 is set to ship in July 2018, with a US MSRP of $349.99. You can pre-order it from the CEntrance website.

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