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Reloop RMX-22i 2+1 Channel DJ Mixer with Digital FX & Smart Device Connectivity

SKU: REAMSRMX22IMFR: AMS-RMX-22I

Reloop DJ Mixer: Pristine sound with digital FX.
Smart device connectivity for versatile DJ sets.
RMX-22i: Robust build ensures lasting durability.
Intuitive 2+1 channel layout for seamless mixing.
Pro DJ mixer: Balanced outputs for clear audio.

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Gemini MXR-01BT 2-Channel Professional DJ Mixer with Wireless Bluetooth

SKU: GEMXR01BTMFR: MXR-01BT

Seamless Bluetooth connectivity for DJ streaming.
Pro DJ mixer with crystal-clear sound quality.
Durable build ensures years of reliable mixing.
Easy-to-use interface perfect for beginner DJs.
Affordable DJ equipment without compromising quality.

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Behringer Pro Mixer VMX100USB Professional 2-Channel DJ Mixer

SKU: BEVMX100USBMFR: 0701-AAY86-US1

Pro DJ mixer with seamless USB/audio interface.
Precise BPM counter for perfect beat matching.
VCA control ensures smooth, reliable performance.
2-channel mixer delivers pristine sound quality.
Includes recording & editing software for DJs.

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Allen & Heath XONE:92 MK2 Professional 4+2 Channel Analog DJ Mixer

SKU: AHXONE922MFR: XONE:922

Allen & Heath XONE:92: Pro analog DJ mixer.
4+2 channels for versatile DJ performance control.
Renowned sound quality: Experience pristine audio.
Robust build: Durable DJ mixer for reliability.
Intuitive layout: Easy to use for all skill levels.

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Behringer VMX1000USB Professional 7-Channel Rack-Mount DJ Mixer

SKU: BEVMX1000USBMFR: 0701-ABB86-US1

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Pro-grade DJ mixer with 7 versatile channels.
USB/audio interface for seamless digital DJing.
Precise BPM counter ensures perfect beat matching.
Ultra-musical EQ for creative sound sculpting.
VCA-controlled faders offer smooth, reliable use.

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Behringer X1 Infinium Optical Fader for DDM4000 DJ Mixer

SKU: BEX1MFR: 0701-AAV86-002

Premium Infinium fader enhances DJ mixer control.
Optical technology ensures lasting durability.
Designed for Behringer DDM4000 DJ mixers.
Provides smooth, precise audio level adjustments.
Extends the lifespan of your DJ equipment.

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Recording Mixers

Audio engineers and sound designers use sound mixers and audio mixers to shape the overall sound output that reaches the audience. These mixing consoles take multiple input source signals and provide nuanced control over volume, sound quality, reverberation, dynamic compression, and other important settings.

Though they’re often called recording mixers, you can use most mixers for recording and live audio broadcasting through speaker and PA systems.

Channel Inputs

Audio mixers vary in level of complexity, often based on the number of channel inputs. Each audio source — like a singer’s microphone or a DJ’s turntable — has its own input.

For smaller events or DJ setups, your mixer only needs between two and five inputs. For larger recording studios, multi-instrument concerts, and other big performances, you’ll need a mixer with 50 inputs or more.

Digital vs. Analog Mixers

When purchasing a mixer, you’ll need to choose between digital and analog models. Analog mixers are more traditional in design and functionality. They offer tactile knobs, sliders, and controls for each input.

Digital mixers are more modern and high-tech. They feature digital displays, touch sensitive controls, and extensive programming options. Many engineers prefer digital mixers for their customization capabilities and clean sound quality.

All the Mixer Features You Need From Industry Preferred Brands

For superior control, nuanced adjustments, and a range of helpful features, consider purchasing a mixer by respected brands like Soundcraft, Behringer, Tascam, Allen & Heath, Audio Developments, Mackie, Rolls, and Studiomaster.

Experienced audio engineers know that quality sound requires well-built mixer equipment. Investing in these and other great brands means you’ll have reliable, top-tier sound throughout years of recording sessions, live performances, and tours.

FAQs

How do audio mixers work?

Audio mixers, also known as sound mixers or mixing consoles, feature multiple audio inputs for common devices like microphones, turntables, and instruments. These inputs allow sound engineers to balance individual audio levels for different inputs, and add effects before sending a combined signal to an amplifier or recording device.

What is the difference between a mixer and an equalizer?

Sound engineers use equalizers to change individual sound frequencies, remove feedback, and shift tone, while sound mixers combine two or more audio signals and route them to amplifiers, stage monitors, or effects devices. Mixers and equalizers are often used together within the same audio system.

If you’re using a DAW, you can take advantage of a digital equalizer rather than a physical one.

DJ Mixers & Accessories

Reloop RMX-22i 2+1 Channel DJ Mixer with Digital FX & Smart Device Connectivity

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Gemini MXR-01BT 2-Channel Professional DJ Mixer with Wireless Bluetooth

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Behringer Pro Mixer VMX100USB Professional 2-Channel DJ Mixer

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Allen & Heath XONE:92 MK2 Professional 4+2 Channel Analog DJ Mixer

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Behringer VMX1000USB Professional 7-Channel Rack-Mount DJ Mixer

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Behringer X1 Infinium Optical Fader for DDM4000 DJ Mixer

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