Mixers

The newest member of Allen & Heath's Avantis family is a portable powerhouse.

We take a look at what has to be one of the most configurable analogue consoles out there.

Congratulations to all the product Winners — as well as the very worthy close contenders in each category, who have been awarded our Highly Commended accolade.

If someone asked you to design an uncompromising analogue Eurorack mixer, it would probably look like the Xcelon.

Tascam’s new recording mixer is the most flexible Model‑series console yet.

With 18 inputs and bags of headroom, this new MixDream aims to keep high‑quality analogue summing simple.

Tascam shake up the digital console market with a powerful, all‑new design.

The Eurorack version of 1010music's Bluebox mixer and recorder offers up to 12 tracks of audio, each with their own gain, volume, pan, four‑band EQ, on‑board reverb and delay.

Does this new compact Rodecaster achieve the same balance of flexibility, power and ease of use as the larger Pro II?

By the time you have enough separate outputs in your system to warrant one, you need no telling how valuable mixers are to your modular workflow...

This unique combination of mixer and effects machine can be used standalone or as part of a modular setup.

The Xer Mixa mixer is something of a step out for Noise Engineering, but also takes the LA‑based company back to their roots.

Yamaha’s new compact 'mixerface' console packs a lot of powerful features and functionality into a portable package.

Music production has changed a good deal since Harrison’s most famous in‑line console enjoyed its heyday — so they decided to bring it up to date.

A&H’s newest live sound consoles combine powerful processing with user‑friendly features.

Your computer sees the AG08 as four separate USB audio interfaces, so it can be addressed by multiple apps at the same time...

This classy analogue device boasts some impressive specs and has applications that extend way beyond summing.

The idea of digitally controlled VCAs is far from new — but this implementation feels like the future!

The ASP4816 offered big‑console features in a project‑studio footprint, but its new souped‑up sibling offers that bit more...

The original podcast production station has grown up — and it’s not just for podcasters!

With the SiX, SSL shrank the large-format console. Now it’s grown again!