The Roland GO:MIXER audio mixer makes recording synced video and sound as easy as pie. Its simple plug and play setup will have you recording videos with high-quality sound in no time. Its small size ...

Roland’s Go:Mixer series has found a fanbase with musicians looking for a pocket-friendly recording solution — and for good reason. The tiny mixers are lightweight, offer bags of connectivity and ...

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Smartphones and tablets are quite capable computers, but they still lack some things a desktop has, like an array of inputs. Thankfully, audio equipment maker Roland has unveiled a new mobile mixer ...

Though modern smartphone cameras can deliver in the video department for home-cooked musicians hoping to go viral on YouTube or dedicated vloggers, video reviewers and online tutorial makers, the ...

If you’re an aspiring musician or audio gear-head, you’re going to need a mixer at some point. Usually, this comes long before you’re ready to start building a recording or production studio, and ...

Remember the Roland Go Mixer? The little pocket-size audio mixer that hooks up to your iPhone via its Lightning port, and lets you record a whole band at once? I do, although God knows I’ve tried to ...

The Roland Go mixer is a little USB-powered mixer that lets you hook up a whole band’s worth of instruments to your iPhone, and record them. You can plug in almost anything, you can listen direct to ...

Your phone's mic is fine for quick audio memos and the like, but if you want to record music on it, you need something a little more robust. Roland revealed a palm-sized audio mixer at CES in 2017, a ...

The new Roland GO:MIXER PRO-X Audio Mixer for smartphones brings professional audio to creative types who use a smartphone for making music, movies or podcasts. Today Roland, the legendary electronic ...

We've seen various new hardware products from Roland today, but by far the most curious announcement is that of R-Mix. This new piece of software is designed for people who want to 'break apart' a ...