Roland Unveils Rubix Audio Interfaces

Roland have been busy and aren't waiting for NAMM to intro their latest audio gear either. CES is where they are showing off many new pieces of hardware. After the GO:MIXER (smartphone audio mixer with five inputs) Roland have now unveiled a new line of audio interfaces with a focus on high resolutions up to 24-bit/192kH, clean low-noise preamps, support for Mac, PC and iPad, and extremely visible markers so you can see at a glance what's going on when recording or mixing or performing.

CES, Las Vegas, NV, January 4, 2017 — Building on a legacy that includes the world's first multiport USB 2.0 audio interface, Roland (booth #18138, LVCC Central Hall) is pleased to announce Rubix, a new line of audio interfaces for Mac, PC, and iPad. Rubix is designed to offer a perfectly balanced combination of high-fidelity sound, solid build quality, compact size, affordable price, and crucial features for today's musicians and producers.

The new audio interface line consists of the Rubix 22, 24 and 44. Each multi-platform interface is carefully engineered to have extremely low noise from input to output.  Clean, detailed sound is the top priority, with transparent, low noise mic preamps and support for audio resolutions up to 24-bit/192kHz. Highly visible indicators clearly show the presence of a good signal or an overloading input, even from a distance. Extensive shielding and ground lifts help ensure clean, quiet operation in a variety of venues, and the compact metal construction means Rubix can provide studio-grade performance just about anywhere.

Roland Rubix line of audio interfaces.

Rubix 22 is a 2-in/2-out model with dual mic preamps. When coupled with an iPad, it creates a highly portable recording or performance rig. Rubix 24 adds two extra outputs and a hardware compressor/limiter for controlling highly dynamic sources. Rubix 44 adds two additional mic preamps for a total of 4 inputs and 4 outputs.

To learn more about the Rubix line of audio interfaces, visit www.Roland.com.