The Avid Pro Tools | MTRX Studio Kit with Avid MTRX Thunderbolt 3 Module from B&H delivers comprehensive analog and digital I/O, extensive routing, and precision conversion for Pro Tools HD and HDX systems. With DigiLink, DB25, ADAT, Dante, wordclock, instrument and mic inputs, monitor and headphone outputs, plus built-in SPQ speaker processing and a 512 x 512 routing matrix, it serves as a powerful studio centerpiece in just 1 RU.
The Thunderbolt 3 module adds 64 channels of low-latency I/O to Mac or PC, enabling native Pro Tools or other DAW workflows, integration with DADman software, and immersive routing options such as Dolby Atmos Renderer support—all while maintaining full Pro Tools | HDX DSP performance.
If you work with Pro Tools HD or HDX systems, consider the Pro Tools | MTRX Studio from AVID as the centerpiece of your professional studio. With its bevy of analog and digital I/O, comprehensive routing capabilities, monitor outputs, and headphone outputs, the interface has you covered when it comes to recording, mixing, and monitoring in a pro audio context.
The unit has plenty of connections for other interfaces, as well as your favorite mic pres.
With two 32-channel DigiLink ports, the MTRX Studio is compatible with Pro Tools | HDX or Pro Tools | HD Native systems running Pro Tools | Ultimate or Pro Tools | HD 12 or later. You'll also find ADAT ports, as well as Ethernet for Dante connectivity. BNC connections for clocking and loop sync are also on hand.
On the analog side, you'll find two preamps for mic signals or instrument inputs. You'll see two 1/4" instrument inputs on the front panel, and two XLR inputs on the rear. You'll also note 16 I/O of analog connections over DB25 ports. Monitor straight from the device over two 1/4" outputs, and plug two pairs of headphones into the front panel outputs.
SPQ speaker calibration is built into the interface, so you can tune your room for any session format. Switch between monitoring setups for music and post-production, quickly and easily.
Conversion has been provided by Digital Audio Denmark, ensuring pristine detail for capture or monitoring. A software 512 x 512 matrix facilitates extensive routing possibilities, so you can create cue mixes, integrate outboard gear, and even send audio to multiple devices simultaneously. The unit only occupies 1 RU of space.
- Comprehensive I/O, monitoring, and routing capabilities in an all-in-one audio interface
- Route any input to any output
- Ample analog and digital connectivity, including Dante, DigiLink, and ADAT
- Connect your outboard gear, mics, speakers, and more
- Clear, precise converters and preamps from Digital Audio Denmark
- Ultralow latency monitoring when tracking and mixing with Pro Tools | HDX or HD Native
- Built-in SPQ speaker processing technology to tune your room for any session format
- Calibrate speakers and tune any size and shape room to ensure an accurate monitoring environment
- Create monitor profiles and fold-downs to speed up your workflow
- EUCON-enabled for maximum control and integration with Pro Tools | Ultimate and any Avid control surface
- Greatly reduces manual tasks and physical patching, keeping you in your creative flow
With the Thunderbolt 3 option, MTRX Studio becomes a cost-effective native Pro Tools or other DAW system, enabling 64 channels of low-latency I/O to your Mac or PC. Used in conjunction with DigiLink, you can route audio from other DAWs to Pro Tools, opening up new creative possibilities. Or for immersive music and soundtrack projects, you can route audio to the Dolby Atmos Renderer while maintaining full use of your Pro Tools | HDX DSP cores.
Avid is introducing a new Thunderbolt 3 module for both MTRX II and MTRX Studio, enabling customers to leverage the awesome power of integrated DigiLink connectivity with the added flexibility of low-latency Core Audio over Thunderbolt 3.
From simply being able to route other applications to DADman software to more advanced Dolby Atmos workflows, the Thunderbolt 3 option card gives MTRX II users 256 channels and MTRX Studio users 64 channels of high-speed transfer.