Analogue mixers
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DAP-Audio IMIX-6.2
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Mackie ProFX10 GO
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Rockboard LM 4 4-Channel Line Mixer
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Tascam Model 2400
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Mackie MobileMix
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Mackie ProFX12v3+
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Mackie ProFX10v3+
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Mackie ProFX6v3+
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Behringer Xenyx 1003B
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Behringer Xenyx 1202SFX
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Behringer Xenyx 1002SFX
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Bastl Instruments Bestie
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Yamaha MG16X
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Yamaha MG12X
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Yamaha MG10X
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Soundcraft EPM12
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Soundcraft EPM8
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Soundcraft EPM6
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Soundcraft EFX12
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Soundcraft EFX8
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Mackie Onyx16
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Mackie Onyx8
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IMG Stageline MMX-31
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Mackie ProFX12v3
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Mackie ProFX22v3
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Mackie ProFX16v3
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Mackie ProFX10v3
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Mackie ProFX6v3
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RCF F 6X
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RCF F 10 XR
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RCF F 12 XR
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RCF F 16 XR
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Radial Engineering MIX2:1
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Tascam Model 24
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Yamaha MG12XUK
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Yamaha MG10XUF
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Korg Volca Mix
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the t.mix MiniMix 22
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Rolls MX44Pro
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the t.mix MicroMix 2 USB
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the t.mix MicroMix 1 USB
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the t.mix xmix 1402 FXMP USB
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About Analogue mixers
Analogue mixers provide a hands-on, often preferred, signal routing and processing solution for live sound reinforcement and recording. These mixers offer a direct, tactile control experience, crucial for engineers who prioritize immediate adjustments and a familiar workflow. They remain a staple in smaller venues, rehearsal spaces, and project studios, despite the rise of digital alternatives.
Analogue mixers — Pros & Cons
PROS
- Direct, tactile control offers immediate and precise adjustments.
- Often more reliable and simpler than digital counterparts.
- Generally more affordable than comparable digital mixing consoles.
- Provides a warm, often desirable sonic character.
CONS
- Limited recall capabilities compared to digital mixers.
- Can be more cumbersome to transport and setup than smaller digital options.
- Fewer built-in effects and processing options.
- Noise floor can be a limiting factor in critical recording scenarios.
Frequently Asked Questions About Analogue mixers
EQ adjusts the tonal balance of a signal, while routing directs the signal's path through the mixer to different outputs.
Analogue mixers often provide a more predictable and responsive feel for live adjustments, and many engineers prefer their sound.
Headroom represents the available space before the mixer's output signal distorts; more headroom allows for louder levels without clipping.
