Bose T4S Tonematch 4-Channel Audio Mixer Usb Interface

Bose T4s Tonematch 4-channel Audio Mixer Usb Interface

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The Bose T4S ToneMatch Mixer is a compact 4-channel digital mixer featuring a powerful DSP engine, an intuitive user interface, and built-in USB audio functionality, making it well suited for capturing live performances, podcasting, livestreaming, and more. The ToneMatch mixer is designed to interface with the Bose L1 or F1 sound system for full end-to-end tonal control.

The integrated ToneMatch processing and zEQ help you get a great sounding mix quickly and effectively. The Bose ToneMatch processor is natural sounding on vocals and instruments, while the zEQ focuses your tone for effective adjustments on the fly. The illuminated, tactile controls, and indicators offer quick, spontaneous sound adjustment even on dark stages. Additionally, the ToneMatch system offers advanced features such as tap-tempo delay, a built-in chromatic tuner, and recallable scenes to create a professional onstage companion for performing artists.

Each channel offers a trim knob, a channel edit button, an FX mute button, a volume knob, and a dedicated channel mute. The main output features a master volume control, an independent headphone volume control, and phantom power for working with condenser microphones. The Bose T4S ToneMatch Mixer ships with a magnetic cover and a ToneMatch cable, which powers the mixer when connected to an L1 PA system. When using the T4S without an L1 system, a dedicated power supply (available separately) is required. Connection to a host computer requires a separately available USB Type-B to USB Type-A cable.

Four High-Quality Preamps Advanced Digital Signal Processing Studio Quality Effects Podcast, Livestream, or Record via USB Natural Sounding Vocals and Instruments zEQ for Effective Adjustments on the Fly Master Output EQ Compatible with Bose L1 and F1 Systems LED Display with Illuminated Controls Dedicated Reverb on Aux 1 Send

Mixer
Max I/O Capacity	6x Input / 4x Output
Number of Analog Input Channels	4 (4 Mono / 0 Stereo)
Number of Mic Preamps	4
Number of Analog Output Channels	4
Mix Routing	1x Stereo Bus 2x Mono Aux Send
Presets	Yes
Display	Main Display: LED
Faders & Level Adjustment	No
Meters	Channel Meter: 4x Single LED
Signal Processing
Dynamic Processing	Compressor, Limiter, Gate
EQ	3-Band EQ 3-Band Parametric
Graphic EQ	No
Solo/Mute	Mute per Input Channel
Built-In Effects	3x Chorus 2x Flanger 4x Phaser 1x Tremolo 3x Delay 5x Reverb
Audio Delay	No
Automatic Mic Mixing	No
Digital Audio
Sample Rates	48 kHz
Bit Depth	24-Bit
Performance
Signal Generator	No
Connectivity
Analog Inputs	4x Combo XLR-1/4" TRS Balanced/Unbalanced Mic/Hi-Z Input 2x 1/4" TRS Balanced/Unbalanced Aux Input
Analog Outputs	2x 1/4" TRS Balanced Main Output 4x 1/4" Aux Send 1x 1/4" Headphone Output
Phantom Power	+48 V, Selectable On/Off
Digital I/O	1x RJ45
MIDI I/O	No
USB I/O	1x USB-A 2.0 (Audio Playback) 1x USB-B 2.0 (Audio Streaming, Host Connection)
Expansion Ports	No
External Display I/O	No
Recording
Media Support	USB Drive
File Format Support	Playback: MP3, WAV
Compatibility
OS Compatibility	macOS / Windows
OS Compatibility	macOS Windows
Physical
Dimensions	3.3 x 7.3 x 8.4" / 82.6 x 184.2 x 213.4 mm
Weight	2.1 lb / 1 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	4.605 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	10.4 x 10 x 6.6"

Powerful Audio Processing
- Updated, studio-quality effects with advanced digital audio processing
- High-quality effects include compressor, limiter, de-esser, noise gate, chorus, flanger, phaser, tremolo, delay, and reverb
- Bose ToneMatch processing for natural-sounding vocals and instruments
- zEQ focuses the sound of ToneMatch presets for effective adjustments on the fly
- Independent ToneMatch, EQ, dynamics, and effects per channel
- Dedicated reverb on Aux 1 send, and a global shared reverb for use across all channels
- Master output EQ helps compensate for venue acoustics
- Full end-to-end tonal optimization when used with Bose L1 and F1 systems
High-Density Connectivity
- Remarkable connectivity and control in a small digital stereo mixer
- Four high-quality audio preamps with XLR-combo jacks for microphones or instruments, and switchable phantom power
- Two Aux sends, and two Aux inputs for additional sources
- Balanced 1/4" TRS stereo outputs
- USB Type-A and Type-B for USB drive playback or PC/Mac interfacing
- Independent headphone output
Built-In USB Stereo Audio Interface
- USB Type-B port for interfacing with a Mac/Windows computer for convenient podcasting, livestreaming to platforms such as Instagram and FaceBook Live, and for recording (the USB Type-B to USB Type-A cable required for connecting to a computer is available separately)
- USB Type-A port for music playback from a USB drive
Seamless Live Control
- Tactile controls and indicators designed for live onstage use
- Fast-learning user interface
- Built-in tap tempo delay, chromatic tuner, and recallable scenes
- LED display and illuminated controls are easy to read and use, even on dimly lit stages
Convenient Gig-Ready Features
- Rugged enclosure with a protective magnetic cover to protect controls and connectors
- Bottom insert allows you to use standard mounting accessories to keep your T8S within reach
- Includes a ToneMatch cable for connecting to a Bose L1 Model II or L1 Model 1S system for digital audio and power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When connected via USB, is this mixer selectable as an audio source in video software like OBS, Vmix, or Wirecast?

A: When connected to a computer via USB, this device would be selectable as an audio source into OBS.

Q: 2. Does the USB interface provide the option for simultaneous input/output, or is it just one or the other at any time?

A: The USB interface sends and receives audio simultaneously.

Q: 3. Can this with the an ATEM MINI PRO ISO? If so, how do I connect it?

A: The Yamaha AG03MK2 3-Channel Mixer & USB Audio Interface (Black) could be connected to an ATEM MINI PRO ISO using an RCA to 3.5mm cable such as B&H # KOSMYCM2RM06.

Q: 4. Can I use the T4s as audio interface with an iPad Pro ?

A: No, the Bose T4S ToneMatch 4-Channel Audio Mixer and USB Interface is not compatible for use with an iOS device like the iPad Pro, but it is compatible for use with Mac and Windows computers.

Q: 5. Is it possible to feed Optical Audio to this mixer and have an output as HDMI or Optical Audio?

A: Hi Nguyen, Thanks for this interesting question. The T4S and T8S can accept analog audio and digital audio via USB A or USB B. There is no optical input or HDMI. If you have more questions please join our Bose Portable PA Community. https://www.bosepro.community/g/portable

Q: 6. Can this be used with programs such as DaVinci resolve (fairlight), Adobe audition, premiere, avid, etc?

A: Yes, the ART USBMix6 Mixer has a built-in USB audio interface that is class-compliant with Mac and Windows operating systems, and it can be used with the included audio software or with your own audio software such as Adobe Audition or Premiere, Avid Pro Tools, or Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve.

Q: 7. Does the USB interface have any sort of latency for input/output?

A: There are a lot of variables to consider when measuring overall latency in a DAW setup. All USB interfaces contribute to this latency as well. Unfortunately, the manufacturer does not list a specification to know exactly how much. The processing power of computer is a big determining factor, along with the software being used to record as well. Depending on the software, users may adjust the buffer settings to help with the latency. You may expect around 10-20ms overall latency before making any adjustments to the buffer.

Q: 8. When recording as an usb interface, does it give use of all channels or just two?

A: This device can function as a 2 channel usb interface to the computer. In the settings you can specify which sound sources you'd like to send to the pc.

Q: 9. Can I connect the balanced aux out of the T4S to a device with an unbalanced input? What cable should I use - TRS or TS?

A: The aux output of the Bose T4S ToneMatch 4-Channel Audio Mixer and USB Interface accepts 1/4" TRS or TS cables. If you are connecting to an unbalanced TS input, you can use a1/4" TS cable.

Q: 10. Does this have phantom power? Also I see it records? Is it a multitrack recorder or just stereo?

A: This unit does not have built-in recoed capabilities- it intrfaces audio to a computer, which you could then record to.

DjChuck69	28/09/2024
[USB Drive] I’m happy with the unit. I’ve only had it about a week but it has some nice features and I’m still learning how to use it. This unit makes my Bose L1M2 sound even better and it feels like it’s a quality mixer. It’s really easy to see the display at night. 5

Blue Collar Guitarist	24/09/2024
[USB Drive] My problem as a guitarist is how to carry less gear (no amp) and produce a sound that will still have that super clean sonic characteristic similar to my mesa, replate, or two-rock, amps. I use a TC Electronic Nova System for all my pedal needs (it is a monster plus Pete Thorn uses it). The Nova can go directly into the ToneMatch as long as I dial in a ToneMatch sound simulation built into the tonematch. (there are some great varieties to color the sonic possibilities (such as: Miked Amp w SM-57)). The tone was gig-worthy but a bit sterile. (no tubes in the chain) The final component, an Effectrode Blackbird pre-amp pedal with a 600 ohm direct out (dead silent). The Blackbird provided the missing piece. With a 3 tube preamp design in a medium-small pedal, it's provides an astounding tube warmth. Guitar-Nova System-Effectrode Blackbird-Bose ToneMatch-L1 Model II with B2. Plus much easier to pack to gigs. My band switched from a pro-grade JBL SRX PA with QSC amps to two (2) L1 Model 2 with B2 bass sub units. 5

Daddy Rock	22/09/2024
[24-Bit] I bought this as a solo performer and it is amazing, well worth the price and very easy to use. I now use it with my music AND I host large karaoke shows with it. 5

anyonymous	17/09/2024
[4.605 lb] This is a great mixer, it makes anything sound better without almost any tweak, I tested it with my two Bose S1 Pro speakers, and it sounds amazing, also I tried it with other "bad sounding" Harbinger speakers that were sounded very bad with the harbinger mixer, and it makes a huge difference, it makes the sound shine impressively, every person in the gig was impressed of the good sound it can produce. Also, it helped me a lot by improving my installation/ setup time using the scenes feature. Missing features would be: 1) to include a Bluetooth channel as the S1 Pro integrated mixer, 2) to be able to recall volume of every channel when saving the scenes. 3) add the xlr/ plug option for the auxiliary inputs 4) allow the user to specify to what channel phantom power will be applied. 5

Jeremy	08/08/2024
[4] Just get it. You'll love it. It is compact and does so much. 5

BoseRules	07/08/2024
[1x RJ45] This thing is an absolute monster for a little mixer. Running it on the L1 Model 2 with great ease. Sounds good to me. 5

Kova	29/07/2024
[24-Bit] As the CEO of the Boomerang Loop pedal company, I have very high standards for sound quality. The ToneMatch is unparalleled. No other mixer comes close to what the ToneMatch offers in size, ease of use and most importantly sound quality. BEST pre-amps I've ever heard. It's far more than just a mixer. 5

David	14/07/2024
[4.605 lb] I'm a one-man operation doing gigs with just me singing and playing guitar. I use a Bose L-16 speaker and a TC Helicon guitar/voice processor. Before, I'd have to go around to the back of the L-16 to make adjustments. First I bought a Yamaha mixer to go with my Bose L-16. It might have worked fine if I'd worked harder to figure it out, but I didn't. So, later, I splurged on this Bose 4-channel mixer, and I love it. It's small enough to rest on a stand attached to my mic stand and simple enough that even a cave man or I can operate it. I especially love having the mute buttons right in front of me. I also love that I now have a master volume control, which you don't have on the L-16. Slightly off topic, but I also recently added the Bose S-1 Pro + and the XLR remote. With this, I can plug the remote transmitter into the back of the L-16 and wirelessly send a signal to the L-1, which I can then use as a second speaker pointed at the audience or as a monitor pointed at myself. And since the L-1 is battery-powered, I can put it anywhere without having to worry about cords/cables at all. 5

Trini	04/07/2024
[4.605 lb] Issues with my tone match, and I upgraded to this new model, waiting to try it out, great reviews. 5

Debo5	27/06/2024
[1x RJ45] Finally got one that worked!!! I had terrible luck with the 1st 4 (which I did not get directly from Bose, my bad) that I ordered where Channel 2 would have ghost static and interference without an instrument plugged in. Using the Bose proprietary cable directly into my L1Pro keep the chordage to a minimum. Better yet, I use a Hercules mic attachment to my mic stand to keep all controls within my reach. 5