AUD-MIX12

Description

The AUD-MIX12 is a versatile audio mixer designed for a range of applications, including live sound, recording, and multimedia presentations. Here are its key characteristics:

1. Channels:
   • Inputs: Typically features 12 channels, which often include a mix of mono and stereo inputs. These channels usually support XLR and/or TRS connections for microphones, instruments, and other audio sources.
2. EQ and Effects:
   • EQ Controls: Each channel generally includes 3-band EQ (bass, midrange, and treble) for tonal adjustments.
   • Built-in Effects: Some models come with built-in digital effects such as reverb, delay, and modulation, or offer send/return loops for integrating external effects processors.
3. Connectivity:
   • Outputs: Commonly provides main mix outputs (XLR or TRS) and auxiliary outputs. Some models may include sub-group outputs for routing specific channels.
   • USB Interface: May include a USB interface for direct recording to or playback from computers.
4. Control Features:
   • Faders and Knobs: Includes faders or rotary knobs for each channel to control volume levels, EQ settings, and effects. A master fader is typically included for controlling the overall mix.
   • Monitor and Headphone Outputs: Features outputs for monitoring the audio mix via headphones or external speakers.
5. Portability and Build:
   • Compact Design: Designed to be relatively compact and portable for its feature set, suitable for various mobile and stationary setups.
   • Durable Construction: Built with robust materials to withstand frequent use and transport.
6. Additional Features:
   • Phantom Power: Provides phantom power to support condenser microphones.
   • Auxiliary Sends: Includes auxiliary sends for creating separate monitor mixes or routing audio to external devices.
7. Additional Inputs/Outputs:
   • Effect Sends/Returns: Often includes dedicated effect sends and returns for integrating with external effects processors.
   • Group Outputs: Some models feature group outputs for additional routing flexibility.