Seattle, WA (June 3, 2026)—Pro audio veterans Greg Mackie and Peter Watts have teamed up for M&W Pro Audio’s latest live sound products: the D24 and D32 Digital Mixers, designed for houses of worship, auditoriums, conferences, events and more.
The mixers each take their name from the number of onboard Lyric shielded mic/line preamps, designed by Watts. Centered around large touchscreens, both mixers feature digital fader strip displays that highlight 10 different channel parameters. The D24 provides 13 70mm touch-sensitive electronic faders, while the D32 sports 17 100mm touch-sensitive electronic faders.
Both mixers let the user create custom screens with just the faders being used. Additionally, both mixers offer an integrated subwoofer crossover with selectable slope and roll-off. In all, each mixer offers over 100 unique screens, accessed via an intuitive interface. Users can color-code faders and the Main left and right faders are visible on all screens.
Pop-ups provide access to adjust Input Gain, Low Cut, Polarity, Headphone level, fader color-coding, fader groups and more without leaving the home mixing screen. Providing additional control for users, each mixer includes a 12-function foot pedal; the D32 also has a detachable stage box.
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A 10-channel “Simple mixer” mode is provided for less-technical users like church volunteers, conference operators and others. Browser-based tablet mixing is also available, so no additional software or apps are required. Aiding new users, the mixers each sport an onboard, illustrated manual for quick reference and training.
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The mixers are expected to ship this fall, and will be on display at InfoComm in Las Vegas at booth N6464.