The MultiMix 16 USB 2.0 oozes flexibility and, as a result, will appeal to both users who intend to lock it up in the studio for recording, or to take it on the road for PA duties and gig recording.
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With this, audio streams from USB or the 2-track RCA inputs are grouped together, so if you´re using this mixer live, with audio playing back from a laptop as well as a PC (for pre-gig music), you don´t need to re-patch.
The ability to access additional outputs via the toggled mute switch is a useful bonus, as is the summed 2- track, USB audio return. Pros: plenty of connectivity, small size, just works like all of Alesiss stuff (I have also have a compact keyboard MIDI controller of theirs), seems quite rugged. However, even some of the smaller details have been really well thought-out. Alesis MultiMix 4 USB FX 4-Kanal Mixer mit Digitalausgang Rauscharmes 16-Bit / 44.1 kHz Digitalsignal über USB für ein.
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The ability to feed each channel to the computer individually is the most significant feature, as this means that you can patch all of your gear to this mixer and be ready to record anything at the drop of a hat. Happily, the MultiMix 16 USB 2.0 is a product that keeps on giving. When we rebooted Logic with the new buffer size, normal service was resumed, so this isn´t too big a deal, but it could be annoying in a ‘heat of the moment´ session.
The only operational niggle we encountered occurred when we reduced the I/O buffer size within Logic to ensure zero latency monitoring - the MultiMix stopped communicating with Logic altogether. This means that if you want to capture the internal effects, you´ll only be able to do so by recording the main outs on channels 17 and 18. The only aspects missing from a channel strip signal sent to the computer are auxiliary returns - because auxiliaries are shared, there would be no way to prevent returns from other channels bleeding into your chosen channel. The MultiMix supports audio up to 24-bit/96kHz, and we found the preamps to be clean and eminently useable. So you can plug in and monitor the whole of your band, with multiple inputs for drums, for instance, and record just these by arming only the channels you wish to capture in your DAW software. Comes with high-quality Alesis DSP effects that include spacious reverbs, delays, phasers, and much more, the Alesis MultiMix 4 USB FX Mixer is ideal for live sound engineering or home recording. Additionally, however, every single input channel can also be recorded direct-to-disk, giving you a whopping 18 channels of simultaneous audio recording. The Alesis MultiMix 4 USB FX Mixer is a 4-channel mixer equipped with built-in effects and a USB digital audio interface. You might expect a mixer of this type to be able to ship its master output to the computer for real-time audio capture and you´d be right. The ace in the MultiMix´s hand is its USB 2.0 audio functionality.
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