Control your shows using the advanced features of the Avolites T2 DMX USB Interface MIDI SMPTEfrom Avolites. While keeping the compact aspect of the T1, the T2 brings improved capabilities to give you the ability to control up to 1024 channels (2 Universes) of DMX with support for the Art-Net and sACN protocols. The T2 also offers USB MIDI control and SMPTE timecode support. With full access to the Titan PC Suite software, users can explore features including pixel mapping, custom effects, and others. This robust metal DMX device is a great choice for lighting designers on the go.

1024 DMX Channels (2 Universes)    DMX, Art-Net & sACN Protocols    USB MIDI Control & Web API    SMPTE Timecode Support    Adds Audio Triggering to Titan Console    Supports Mobile Fader Wing    USB Connection    Pixel Mapping    Custom Effects    Robust Metal Device

• Full functionality and access to the Titan PC Suite
• LTC timecode to be used on any console
• Adds audio triggering to any Titan console
• Supports Titan's Mobile Fader Wing
• Built-in Avokey security
• Compact, robust metal construction
• Web API, USB Midi, DMX, and sACN
• ArtNet, sACN, DMX512, or any combination
• Animation-based pixel mapping
• Custom effects with any number of keyframes
• Cue lists supporting macros, tracking, autoloads, timecode, and more
• Compatible with any Titan console
• Compatible with Microsoft Windows 10 and 11

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. MOTU M2 assembled in USA or made in China?

A: The MOTU M2 is made in China.

Q: 2. What is the physical size of the device?

A: (width x depth x height, enclosure only) 7.5 x 4.25 x 1.75 inches 19.05 x 10.8 x 4.5 cm 1.35 lbs / 0.61 kg

Q: 3. Does this transmit both MIDI and audio over the USB-C cable, or do you have to use the 5-pin DINs?

A: MIDI over 5 pin only. USB is audio interface only.

Q: 4. Can this handle a low gain sensitive mic like EV RE20..without cloud lifter ?

A: While it does have enough gain for a mic of this nature, some users have reported noise when turning up the gain, so you may want to consider a fethead or cloud lifter anyway, for the headroom.

Q: 5. Can you send one microphone signal to both channels at the same time?

A: You would have to put the mic into a mixer first, and then come out stereo to line inputs 1 and 2, if you want one microphone to go into two inputs on this audio interface.

Q: 6. If a phantom button is pushed on, will it be memorized after the unit is turned off or disconnected?

A: As per MOTU, the unit would default to it's last settings prior to being powered down. The Phantom Power should remain on.

Q: 7. The specs list the the TRS outputs as DC-Coupled. Will they still work for non-DC-coupled TRS inputs on KRK monitors?

A: Yes, the DC-coupled TRS outputs on the MOTU M4 will help to send a cleaner signal from M4 to the KRK monitors. So there are no issues at all with compatibility and the DC-coupled outputs should provide better quality sound.

Q: 8. Can you connect it directly to the new IPad Air 4th gen, via USB-C, or do you need an adaptor/CCK?

A: Yes, the MOTU M4 can be connected directly to iOS devices with USB-C running iOS 9 or later using a standard USB-C to USB-C cable.

Q: 9. Can I connect it to a Thunderbolt input on my Mac with a USB-C to USB-C cable?

A: Yes

Q: 10. Is there a mobile app for controlling the monitoring mix like on FocusRite interfaces? Or is that available only on the higher end interfaces?

A: No, a mobile control app is not available for use with the M4. MOTU does offer mobile apps for several of their larger, higher-end interface models.