RƎLAY VRX
Meet the Virtual Radio Mixer.
Meet RƎLAY VRX: the world's first true Virtual Radio Mixer. Not just a screen controlling hardware in a rack somewhere — it's a real broadcast mixer that's completely software-based. Mixing, processing, routing; all at your fingertips. Runs on today's powerful off-the-shelf PCs.
14 · 4 · 4 · 1 Gbps
RƎLAY VRX delivers up to 14 stereo faders, 4 stereo buses, and 4 stereo AUX sends — all in a touchscreen-friendly interface that talent can adopt quickly. Per-fader confidence meters and snapshot recall keep every show consistent. A 1 Gbps network connection is required for AES67 AoIP operation.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Stereo faders | Up to 14 |
| Stereo buses | 4 |
| Stereo AUX sends | 4 |
| Network requirement | 1 Gbps (AoIP) |
| AutoMix | Built-in, hands-free DSP automatic mixing |
| Confidence meters | Per-fader |
| Snapshot recall | Yes |
| Platform | Standard off-the-shelf PCs |
Real software mixing, not remote control
Unlike conventional surfaces that merely remote-control a DSP engine in a rack, RƎLAY VRX performs all mixing and processing natively on the host PC. It's a fully software-based broadcast mixer — AES67-compliant, ready for networked AoIP audio alongside standard PC audio sources.
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AutoMix built in
RƎLAY VRX includes Lawo's AutoMix — the DSP-based automatic mixing system that rides gain across selected sources with assignable priority weighting. Host mics can duck guests, phone callers, and remote contributors — all smoothly and virtually unnoticeably, without upcutting or lag.