Roland VR-400UHD 4K streaming mixer
The Roland VR-400UHD 4K streaming mixer is a powerful and intuitive solution for managing complex production tasks during live events and livestreams. Side-by-side touchscreens provide fast, direct control over your workflow in the heat of the moment. You can preview live video thumbnails, switch between composed video scenes, access audio mixing and video routing functions, and much more. Versatile built-in AV connectivity provides the I/O you need to meet your day-to-day production requirements with a single compact unit. And with full 4K HDMI and USB streaming support, you're always ready to deliver the highest video quality to your clients and audience.
Two 7-inch touchscreens make it easy to view video content and perform actions with quick taps. In standard PGM/PST mode, you can view and select up to eight video scenes on the right-hand screen and access a variety of video switching and audio functions on the left. Switching to Dual mode lets you send video to both screens, which is ideal for events where you need to operate multiple presentation screens simultaneously.
The VR-400UHD panel also features a generous selection of tactile controls to complement the touch workflow. The right side is filled with video controls, including dedicated scene/bank buttons and controls for transitions, keying, format adjustment, and more. Key audio functions are easy to operate on the left side via familiar, practical faders and knobs.
The VR-400UHD supports 4K/60 fps — the standard for high-quality video — allowing you to connect 4K cameras and feed 4K displays and recorders. HDR and SDR formats are also supported, with automatic conversion to your 4K workflow. And with the USB-C webcam output\* and integrated USB 3.2 Gen 2 support, you can simultaneously livestream to popular platforms on your computer. (\*Supports SDR video only, up to 4K/30p.)
Thanks to the comprehensive rear panel, the VR-400UHD provides the audio and video connectivity you need to handle a wide range of production situations without external mixers, switchers, and other equipment.
