Hear your audio, not your hardware. The MC3.1 adds some important new functionality to Drawmer’s MC family of display controllers, as well as a tabletop-friendly interface. Cue mix support, five inputs with digital AES / S/PDIF, external talkback, and an updated Mix Check section with three Band Solo switches and L-R reverse are among the improvements. The Drawmer MC3.1, as the name says, features three sets of stereo speaker outputs, as well as a dedicated subwoofer. You may rapidly mix and match all of your speakers, with or without the subwoofer, using the front panel. Whatever setting you operate in, the Drawmer MC3.1’s clean signal route and extensive feature set will get you on your way to better, quicker mixes. Drawmer’s greatest display controller ever. Whatever ails your audio mixes, Drawmer’s MC3.1 has the solution. Its active circuitry is transparent, allowing you to hear the music rather than the machinery. Audition up to five sources on any or all of your three speaker sets and subwoofers. Then, under the Mix Check section, check for phase difficulties by soloing the mix’s lows, mids, or highs. understands that audio purists will enjoy the Drawmer MC3.1’s relay-based switching mechanism, which defaults to bypass when switches are out of the loop. The new tabletop design is more easily accessible. Drawmer has made its new MC-series controller even more accessible. has been monitoring the MC3.1 since Musikmesse, and we believe the wedge design is a significant upgrade. The front panel is solidly made, featuring long-lasting knobs and switches. Color-coded LEDs lead you through the MC3.1’s three major components, making it simple to manage in the dark. The calibrated playback level brings your ears back to Magnetic North. With a simple switch, you may tune the Drawmer MC3.1’s Master Volume to play back material at a certain level. Find the perfect place in your space, calibrate the preset, and return your ears to harbor anytime you notice your mixes drifting. Calibration is regulated by a set screw behind the panel, so you won’t accidentally bump it unless you’re trying. The latest in Drawmer’s renowned monitoring accuracy The Drawmer MC3.1 is exceptional in its ability to accurately duplicate what you’ve captured. Monitoring accuracy may seem like a no-brainer for professionals, but it’s astonishing how many recordings are done using faulty monitoring settings. And the effects are typically not appealing. Trust us, the Drawmer MC3.1 will provide better-sounding recordings. Drawmer MC3.1 Active Monitor Controller Features: Introducing Drawmer’s most complete mix controller ever! The new tabletop design is appropriate for any mixed situation. Neutral sound fosters better mix selections, leading to stronger and faster results. Offers additional features than the MC2.1: Five inputs, including digital AES/S/PDIF and 1/8″ aux. Play audio via up to three sets of speakers simultaneously, with or without a subwoofer. Set and remember listening level presets with a simple switch. Toggle internal or external talkback microphones. Features include cue mix support, two headphone outputs, and volume controls. Band Solo switches might focus on the highs, mids, or lows of your mix. There are five inputs in total: one digital AES/SPDIF Neutrik XLR/JACK COMBI, two balanced analog Neutrik XLR/JACK COMBIs, one stereo RCA Analogue on the rear panel, and one 3.5mm front panel Aux Each feature level trims to ensure accurate channel matching.
