Rane MP2015 MP2015 Mixer White Paper - Page 4

Headphone Amps, Digital Signal Processing DSP, Dual USB Ports, Custom Level Pots, Worldwide Use - mixer

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Headphone Amps The stereo headphone amplifiers use a unique Maxim Integrated DirectDrive® architecture that eliminates the need for large DC-blocking capacitors. The amplifiers deliver up to 70mW per channel into a 16 Ω load or 130 mW into a 32 Ω load and have low 0.009% THD+N. The design includes ESD protection on the headphone outputs along with short-circuit and thermal-overload protection. Comprehensive anti-click-and-pop circuitry suppresses audible clicks and pops on startup and shutdown. Complementing the headphone amplifiers is the versatile cueing system utilizing Rane's proprietary Split Cue™7 technology. Digital Signal Processing (DSP) All digital computations are done by a Texas Instruments 32-bit floating point digital signal processor running at 44.1 kHz, 48 kHz or 96 kHz. All S/PDIF transceivers are Texas Instruments pro audio devices with exceptional receiver sample rate converters. Dual USB Ports Dual USB ports provide for simultaneous connection of two computers, enabling back-to-back sets between laptop DJs running different software without compromise or interruption-no easy feat. The USB ports are 100% class compliant, allowing hook-up to any Mac OSx device without the need for an additional driver. The included high-performance ASIO driver runs most Windows DAW and DJ software. MIDI end points are class compliant with both OSx and Windows devices. Each port supports 10 playback and 14 records channels. This lets most DAW programs simultaneously record all four decks, the Submix, the Session input and the Main mix. Custom Level Pots Unable to find suitable level control pots with the required feel, life and reliability, custom pots were designed that exhibit superior durability, long service life, and repeatable accuracy. These conductive plastic rotary potentiometers are fully sealed with an extraordinary long life expectancy of one million cycles and special viscous damping to give the desired feel. Worldwide Use Properly tested and certified safe and non-interfering the MP2015 enjoys worldwide use. The internal power supply accommodates line voltages from 100 to 240 VAC and either 60 Hz or 50Hz and is fitted with a detachable universal IEC-320-C13 power cord. This combined with international agency approvals allows the MP2015 worldwide usage. The MP2015's robust construction means dropping it on your toe is going to hurt; however it is designed to be safe when used as intended. A federally registered testing laboratory certified that it meets or exceeds all applicable electrical safety requirements for its product class and intended use. 7 Headphone cueing system utilizing a pan control to choose between what is cued and what is playing. In its normal mode the cued program feeds one ear and the master, or program (what is playing) feeds the other ear. This makes beat matching easy and convenient since you listen to both turntables (or CDs, or MP3 files, or any combination) at the same time. Rotating the pan control fully CW, or 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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Headphone Amps
The stereo headphone amplifiers use a unique Maxim Integrated DirectDrive® architecture that eliminates the
need for large DC-
blocking capacitors. The amplifiers deliver up to 70mW per channel into a 16 Ω load or 130 mW
into a 32 Ω load and have low 0.009% THD+N. The design include
s ESD protection on the headphone outputs along
with short-circuit and thermal-overload protection. Comprehensive anti-click-and-pop circuitry suppresses audible
clicks and pops on startup and shutdown. Complementing the headphone amplifiers is the versatile cueing system
utilizing Rane’s proprietary Split Cue™
7
technology.
Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
All digital computations are done by a Texas Instruments 32-bit floating point digital signal processor running at
44.1 kHz, 48 kHz or 96 kHz.
All S/PDIF transceivers are Texas Instruments pro audio devices with exceptional receiver sample rate converters.
Dual USB Ports
Dual USB ports provide for simultaneous connection of two computers, enabling back-to-back sets between laptop
DJs running different software without compromise or interruption—no easy feat.
The USB ports are 100% class compliant, allowing hook-up to any Mac OSx device without the need for an
additional driver.
The included high-performance ASIO driver runs most Windows DAW and DJ software.
MIDI end points are class compliant with both OSx and Windows devices.
Each port supports 10 playback and 14 records channels. This lets most DAW programs simultaneously record all
four decks, the Submix, the Session input and the Main mix.
Custom Level Pots
Unable to find suitable level control pots with the required feel, life and reliability, custom pots were designed that
exhibit superior durability, long service life, and repeatable accuracy. These conductive plastic rotary
potentiometers are fully sealed with an extraordinary long life expectancy of one million cycles and special viscous
damping to give the desired feel.
Worldwide Use
Properly tested and certified safe and non-interfering the MP2015 enjoys worldwide use.
The internal power supply accommodates line voltages from 100 to 240 VAC and either 60 Hz or 50Hz and is fitted
with a detachable universal IEC-320-C13 power cord. This combined with international agency approvals allows the
MP2015 worldwide usage.
The MP2015’s robust construction means dropping it on your toe is going to hurt; however it is designed to be safe
when used as intended. A federally registered testing laboratory certified that it meets or exceeds all applicable
electrical safety requirements for its product class and intended use.
7
Headphone cueing system utilizing a pan control to choose between what is cued and what is playing. In its
normal mode the cued program feeds one ear and the master, or program (what is playing) feeds the other ear.
This makes beat matching easy and convenient since you listen to both turntables (or CDs, or MP3 files, or any
combination) at the same time. Rotating the pan control fully CW, or 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.