Rane MP2015 MP2015 Mixer White Paper

Rane MP2015 Manual

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    shape for a rotary mixer, with all controls selected, designed and located for effortless professional performance playback. Its size makes it portable and easy to move about. Sound Quality Professional high-end sound quality begins and ends with the audio signal converters. The MP2015 uses premium
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    Rane uses heavy 0.048" (1.22 mm) thick cold-rolled steel, electroplated with an aluminum-zinc alloy that makes the chassis rugged and rust proof. The front panel is the same material but extra thick at 0.075" (1.905 mm) to accommodate those moments of DJ . The MP2015 uses FR43 material -Quality Phono
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    of inputs for easy multi-source mixing. It allows one set of controls for all functions verses having to deal with multiple knobs and buttons sweeps the HP filter from 35 Hz to 20 kHz. The single Resonance (Q) knob controls the shape of all Input and Submix filters. The range is from flat (Q=0.707)
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    CCW, puts a monoed signal into one ear with no signal going to the other, and vice-versa. Rotating the pan control to its center position routes equal amounts of cue signal to one ear and program signal to the other ear. Pioneered in 1986 by Rane with the introduction of the MP 24 DJ Mixer.
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RANE’S MP2015 ROTARY MIXER TECHNOLOGY
Facts You Didn’t Know You Didn’t Know
The Rane MP2015 is a no-compromise music-mixing performance instrument.
Control, sound, reliability and durability distinguish Rane’s new techno house club mixer for high-end audio
systems.
Born from a legacy of rotary club mixers beginning in 1971 with Rudy Bozak’s CMA-10-2DL, on to 1982 and UREI’s
1620, then in 1999 Rane’s MP2016/XP2016 combo, and now in 2015, the MP2015 represents the next revival and
evolution.
With over 40 years of rotary mixer experience to draw on, along with collaboration and input from the world’s best
techno house DJs, the MP2015 is the best mixer produced by Rane—ever. There are no compromises in the
design. It has the best sound, the best features, the best feel, and the best reliability and durability.
Hi-Res Sources
A world-class leader in performance, the MP2015 is designed for playback of High-Resolution Audio (HRA)
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24-bit
studio master quality sources; its sonic signature has no equal, satisfying the most stringent vinyl purists. And the
dynamics are perfect for DJs preferring the uncompressed sound of WAV and FLAC files.
Ergonomics
Strikingly different and beautiful to look at with its laser-etched Rane-logo wood side panels, classic spun-
aluminum knob caps, 16-segment level peak-hold meters and back-lit push switches, the MP2015 sports a new
compact size and shape for a rotary mixer, with all controls selected, designed and located for effortless
professional performance playback. Its size makes it portable and easy to move about.
Sound Quality
Professional high-end sound quality begins and ends with the audio signal converters. The MP2015 uses premium
performance Audio 4 Pro™ delta-sigma modulator converters by AKM
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that meet the highest sound quality
standards of recording studios. The balanced differential audio input converters deliver 116 dB dynamic range,
utilizing a built-in modified FIR architecture that minimizes group delay, allowing excellent linear phase response.
The 24-bit audio output converters have the same 116 dB dynamic range and sport AKM’s proprietary 24-bit digital
filter for better sound quality achieving low distortion characteristics and wide dynamic range. The differential
outputs eliminate the need for AC coupling capacitors further increasing performance.
Input and output
converters support sample rates of 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz, or 96 kHz. Overall Digital/USB in to Line out, or Line in to
Digital/USB out dynamic range is 116 dB (A-weighted), while Line input to Line output dynamic range is a
remarkable 113 dB (A-weighted) with vanishingly low THD+N of 0.0009%.
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HRA (High-Resolution Audio)
is an initiative by the Digital Entertainment Group (joined by CEA, AES, et al.) to
define and mark file- or physical-media based sources of digital audio that qualify as true high-fidelity products.
HRA is the mark describing sources with the best sound possible.
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