When asking about mixers you might say what you
want to use it for. Do you want a mixer with
only microphone inputs, combination of microphone
and line level inputs, etc. How many input
channels do you need? How many output buses do
you need? There are many uses for mixers and
they all have their purpose and function.
Anyway, below are a couple USB mixers that
someone asked about.
Tom
Alesis MULTIMIX4USB
4-Channel USB Mixer
Alesis MULTIMIX4USB 4-Channel USB Mixer
The Alesis MultiMix 4 USB is a four-channel
desktop mixer with a built-in USB digital audio
interface for easy computer recording. The Alesis
MultiMix 4 USB mixer has four input channels, all
of which can accept a 1/4" line input. You can
plug XLR microphones into channels one and two,
including condensers thanks to the mixer's
switchable 48V-phantom power supply. You can also
plug a guitar or bass directly into channel one's
switchable high-impedance input. Channels one and
two offer switchable high-pass filtering at 75Hz
to eliminate low frequency rumble, handling and
wind noise. Each channel has an independent pan
control and channels one and two provide high and
low-shelving EQs. Channels one and two have
independent gain trims, while channels three and
four are configured as a stereo pair at the level
and pan controls. The MultiMix 4 USB has a
two-channel, five-stage, multicolor LED meter for
visual monitoring the main output level. A
stereo, 1/4" headphone output has its own level control.
Alesis MultiMix 4 USB Features:
Four-channel mixer with digital output
Low-noise digital 16-bit, 44.1 kHz signal on
USB for easy computer interface
Four line-level inputs
Two channels of XLR inputs with gains and
switchable 48V phantom power
High-impedance guitar input
Two channels of switchable high-pass filtering
Two-channel EQ on mic inputs
Multicolor LED metering
Main and headphone outputs with independent
level controls
$79.00
Alesis MULTIMIX6USB
6-Channel USB Mixer
Alesis MULTIMIX6USB 6-Channel USB Mixer
The Alesis MultiMix6 USB is perfect for using in
small recording setups, video production studios
and portable applications. Offering microphone
inputs with phantom power, instrument inputs for
connecting guitars and line-level inputs for
connecting everything else, this compact mixer
delivers pristine audio output and hassle-free
computer recording via USB. The MultiMix 6 USB
mixer has six input channels, all of which can
accept a 1/4" line input. You can can plug XLR
microphones into channels one and two, including
condensers thanks to the mixer's switchable 48V
phantom power supply. You can also plug a guitar
or bass directly into channel one's switchable
high-impedance input. Channels one and two offer
switchable high-pass filtering at 75Hz to
eliminate low frequency rumble, handling and wind
noise. Each channel has a pan control and
channels one, two, three, and four provide high
and low-shelving EQs. Channels one and two have
independent gain trims, while channels three/four
and five/six are configured as stereo pairs at
the level and pan controls. The MultiMix 6 USB
has a two channel, five stage, multicolor LED
meter for visual monitoring the main output
level. A stereo, 1/4" headphone output has its
own level control. With flexible inputs for mic,
line, and guitar-level sources, and a built-in
USB computer recording interface, the MultiMix 6
USB is the compact choice for full-fledged mixing
and recording.
Alesis MultiMix 6 USB Features:
Six-channel mixer with mic, line, and guitar-level inputs
16-bit, 44.1 kHz stereo USB output on USB for
easy Mac and PC interface
Six 1/4-inch line-level inputs for instruments
Two XLR inputs with gain trim, switchable
high-pass filters, and 48V phantom power
High-impedance guitar input for direct-connecting guitars
Two-channel EQ on channels 1, 2, 3, and 4
Multicolor LED metering for visual level feedback
Main and headphone outputs with independent
level controls
Class compliant, plug-and-play USB for Mac and
PC interface without installing drivers
USB cable, power supply included
$99.00
** Message From: hank smith **
>hello what do you recommend fore usb mixers?
>I am in search fore a usb one
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