Mixers

Do all mixers deliver 132 db? If not, which mixer models can deliver up to 132 db? Thank you in advance.

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Hello I currently have the situation that I have 2 gaming setups in one room. Now when both go to the Discord. Is there a problem that there is an echo from the second microphone. I currently have one HyperX Quadcast per setup and it doesn't seem to change when I do the fine tuning. Are there mixing consoles with 2 microphone inputs and also 2 outputs for PC 1 + 2 solutions? The plan would be to simply put the sound on one track. Or maybe you have simpler solutions instead of a mixer. A headset microphone is less of an option, as we both prefer to work with a stand microphone. Many thanks for your help

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Does anyone know if there is a mixer for two headphones, speakers and inputs like Mokro, etc.?

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Hey maybe someone can help me. I have a small problem. Unfortunately, I don't know much about mixing consoles. Headphones work and so does the microphone. Only the connection to the PC doesn't work as it should. There are 2 ways to do this as far as I have researched. With the Main Out connection or Tape Out and I decided to use the Tape Out connection and ordered a cable that goes from the 2RCA connections to the 3.5mm jack and plugged it into the Line IN connection on the PC. Unfortunately, nothing is recognised there. It works if you plug it into the Mic connection. But I don't think you have all the advantages that a mixing console can offer. The other problem is that I would also like to include the speakers, because I don't always want to use headphones when I'm not recording anything special. Only when the speakers are connected to the PC and the mixing console, there is no sound from the speakers. So I thought that I might have to connect them to the mixing console as well, but unfortunately I have no idea how or where because I have the Logitech Z333 with subwoofer, there is only a 3.5mm jack connection. And as far as I can see, there is always right and left on the mixing console. Hopefully you understand what I want exactly and where the problem lies. https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/mackie-mix12fx-studio-und-livemixer-mischpult-5785491 https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/logitech-z333-bluetooth-audio-adapter-21-kanal-pc-lautsprecher-5630888

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Hey guys Since I would like to start with YouTube videos and maybe live streaming, I obviously need a mixing console/mixer or audio interface. I think that you have the most possibilities with a mixer. That's why I have these 3 candidates to choose from. -Mackie Mix5 (studio and live mixer) -Mackie Mix8 (studio and live mixer) -Yamaha AG 03 USB Mixer (Not from Digitec) However, I don't really know what to look out for or what values are important. I would appreciate some tips or recommendations. It is only important that it has an XLR connection for a Rode Procaster microphone, a headphone input, if possible that you can also include the loudspeaker boxes, that you can connect it to the PC and that it does not produce a lot of background noise, which is supposed to be quite good with the Yamaha as far as I have heard. And it shouldn't be too cheap either, because I do attach some importance to product and sound quality. And I'm not so sure about Behringer devices, because I've heard that they don't last that long and one test device I ordered got warm very quickly. So I'd rather not buy a Behringer device. Thanks in advance

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Hi guys :) I'm in the process of putting together a small live techno/trance setup consisting of my novation circuit, a novation bass station 2 and in the near future a 2nd synth and probably a few other devices e.g. korg volcas, which as far as I know have stereo outputs. So it should certainly have enough channels, an effects section would be nice, volume faders and no knobs would be nice and a headphone jack for pre-listening. However, most mixers only have 2 stereo inputs and that's a bit limited, as I'm sure there will be more stereo devices in the future. I only need one microphone input at the most. Can anyone recommend a good mixer for this that is not too expensive?

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Hello, I am looking for a mixing console with which I can give three inputs to three outputs like headphones. The outputs should be individually assignable to the respective inputs. Practising complicated pieces of music together.

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Hello together I would like to connect my computer and my TV box to my stereo system. From the PC I would like to use USB, but optical would also be available, the main thing is digital. From the TV box (UPC) I would like to work with the optical output. The output of the mixer or DAC should be balanced. Of course, I would like to be able to switch the whole thing somehow, since the TV box always delivers a signal. Does anyone know if there is a possibility? At the moment I am using a Xenyx Q502 from Behringer which is connected to the PC via USB and receives an analogue signal from the TV box. Unfortunately I notice a strong crosstalk from the analogue input to the output. This means that the signal from the TV box can always be heard, only very quietly but loud enough to disturb.

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Is it possible to connect 3 USB Mic to a laptop? Background: We have Bible studies via Skype. In order to avoid feedback from the speakers at the different locations, we only switch the MIC that is currently being used "ON". In Frauenfeld we are sitting at a longer table and want to operate 3 USB Mic. Is there a technically and financially feasible solution?

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Hello together I have a somewhat specific question. My son plays the drums to pieces of music. We would now like to facilitate the following constellation: Source: IPod or laptop Output: Headphones AND SPEAKERS AT THE SAME TIME So I don't really want to mix different sources together, but just have the possibility to put one source on two outputs (headphones and speakers). Reason: If my son listens to the music via headphones, then we "only" hear the drums. If we only listen to the music through the speakers, this disturbs our son when he plays. Now my question: With which mixing console can this be realised as easily as possible? Thank you for your tips!

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Hello, I don't know exactly where to ask so I'll write it here. I have 2 KRK Rokit 8 G3 and an Audioengine D1 to which I have also connected headphones. Now that the D1 can only output one sound, I always have to unplug the headphones. So I am looking for a device that I can connect in between and thus regulate the volume separately. It would be best if the device also has a 3.5mm connection for a Chromecast. So summary: Looking for a device with: RCA input Chinch (or XLR) output 3.5mm input 3.5mm output Separate volume controls for the outputs. Thank you in advance!

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Hello I want to buy a mixer because I want to learn how to scratch. Since I'm still a beginner, I don't know much about it. I want to go more in the style of hip hop. The price should not exceed 300. What can you recommend to me? Thanks in advance!

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