Audio Mixers
Control multiple audio signals. Audio mixers are at the heart of your studio, essential for when you need to change the quality and levels of audio signals at the same time.
Control multiple audio signals. Audio mixers are at the heart of your studio, essential for when you need to change the quality and levels of audio signals at the same time.
Studio mixers provide level control, panning, EQ and sometimes built-in effects like compression. Buy today at Gear4music and get two-year warranty included.Simple solutions are available for smaller setups, such as the compact Behringer XENYX 802 Mixer – a portable solution with effects sends and EQs, as well as reference quality mic preamps. We also have larger advanced mixing consoles such as the Presonus StudioLive or the Behringer X32 32 Channel Digital Mixer that provide some of the clearest audio available today.
Other Audio Mixer Types
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SubZero SZ-MIX04 4-Channel Mini Mixer
SubZero SZ-MIX06USB 6-Channel Mini Mixer with USB
SubZero SZ-MIX08USB 8-Channel Mini Mixer with USB
Alesis MultiMix 4 USB Mixer With FX
Soundcraft Notepad 5 Analog USB Mixer
Korg Volca Mix
Alesis MultiMix 8 USB FX 8 Channel Mixer with FX, 16-bit Recording
Soundcraft EPM6 Analog Mixer
Alto Live 802 8 Channel USB Mixer with DSP
Yamaha MG10XUF Analog USB Mixer
Soundcraft Signature 10 Analogue Mixer with USB and FX
Midas DM16 Analogue Mixer
Mackie ProFX12v2 12-Channel Professional Effects Mixer
PreSonus StudioLive AR8 USB Mixer
Yamaha MG12XU Analog USB Mixer
Alto Live 1604 16 Channel USB Mixer with DSP
Mackie ProFX16v2 16-Channel Professional Effects Mixer
Roland AIRA MX-1 Mix Performer
Behringer X18 X AIR Digital iPad/Tablet Mixer
PreSonus StudioLive AR12 USB Mixer
Audio Mixer Information
We have a wide range of Audio Mixers in stock, including analog mixers which maintain a true audio signal path throughout. Many of these feature USB and Firewire connections for recording flexibility.
Digital mixers convert audio into data, often having high level effects and EQs to get the sound just right.
For many home set-ups a multi-input audio interface or soundcard may be preferable, as the space footprint is far less. However, in general a mixer is likely to have better quality converters than a soundcard and more detailed, physical controls. As a result, an audio mixer will allow you to get the sound in your head more easily in reality.