Avid Artist Mix Mixer

[Download] Nice little mixer. Perfect as a sub mix.

[0.2 lb] While these OEM refills cost more, they do last a bit longer. I'm an avid photographer and find that the mix and blend accurately reflect the colors of my pictures. Buying the 8 pack bundle saves you a few more bucks, but unfortunately my blacks are rarely used... Price for these reflills is very competitive (varies by less than $1). B&H is a reputable store so you know you're getting genuine OEM products.

[Polyethylene] The cable was purchased for patching to Avid 16x16 analog IO from mixer outputs. As expected, good quality connections, with clear signal.

[1.75 lb] Use for connections on my mixer. Easy to use. The mix of colors helps me keep track of the connections.

[5 x 3 x 1"] The design and construction are 99.99 percent flawless. It's simple, extremely well constructed, and a lot of mixer for the money. I got it foremost to run podcast-able interactions with people on phone/skype with mix-minus-one setups. Four aux's - perfect. Great sliders. Very versatile ins/outs. Solid choice, great buy. My only complaint would be that the USB jack should be moved to the back b/c it's a little to loose of a connection to be where a lot of hand activity would be - makes me nervous that i'll accidentally tap the USB cable while doing something and disrupt the PC connection in the middle of a mix. Highly recommend this mixer.

[Wi-Fi] I installed the UI16 in a Church and it is packed with goodies. Compression is available on all channels is will keep the audio at a desired level.Great EQ. Can record or play using USB drives. Label each channel, set groups and mute groups. First two channels have Guitar effect options. 4 aux outs for personal monitor mix. Each musician can control their own mix with any WIFI device, I was using a $ Chromebook with runs for 8 hours on a charge. You can set with the audience and mix the band with out running a bunch wires. I believe this is the best small mixer for the money, you will not miss the clutter of the old mixers it is just amazing. I highly recommend this over any other mixer.

[120 mW] I'm a production sound mixer and insist on using only Comtek for various crew to monitor my mix on the set. The transmitter and all receivers are built like a tank and the signal is always 100%. I plan on picking up a few more of these soon.

[Analog] The Sescom SES-3MIX is music to our ears—literally! This little mixer works magic, harmonizing up to three inputs into one clear output with ease. It's mix-ceptional for our podcasts and instructional recordings, blending voices and instruments without a peep of background noise. With no power needed, it’s refreshingly low-maintenance—a true “mix and mingle” experience for our audio! If you're looking to soundtrack your studio without a fuss, this mixer’s the “peace” that’ll keep your audio flowing flawlessly! Bonus... It came with a sticker for my laptop!

[4.45 lb] My Behringer X1204USB mixer died after many years of faithful service. After looking around, I noticed that a lot of small USB mixers don't have proper send and returns - this is a key feature for me as I like to do mix-minus with my friends on Zoom and Discord. This mixer - for less than $100 - sounds great, gives me just what I need and nothing more. One thing folks like about USB is that there's no messing with line levels into your computer. If you know what you're doing you can set the input level on the computer just where you need and almost never bother with it again. Build quality is great, the knobs have the right amount of firmness when turned. Layout is mostly clear, though the phantom power button being between the headphone and aux master is a weird choice. One thing that I didn't realize until I was trying it out is that the aux send is a mono output. Not a huge dealbreaker (especially for things like vocal effects sends or mix-minus to a remote listener who needs to hear other content) but worth noting. It does the vast majority of what I want it to do without issue. Strongly recommended.

[4.55 x 2.2 x 1"] I needed this in case I ever had to plug a mix minus from a basic mixer into my video camera's line input. Does the job well!