Mixers

Now boasting Mackie's highly regarded Onyx preamps, the newest mixers in the ProFX range offer much to tempt musicians on a budget.

The DC16 control surface for Mackie’s DL32R digital mixer gives you the best of both iPad and hardware control.

Mackie’s new ProDX range makes phone- and tablet-controlled mixing more accessible than ever.

Mackie’s mixers have earned a reputation for offering excellent value for money. We check out their most affordable range to date.

Mackie crown their DL series of app–controlled mixers with this full–featured stagebox–format model. Find out what’s new in our exclusive review!

The latest generation of Mackie's VLZ mixer range incorporates their premium Onyx preamp design.

Can you really mix a live show without any physical controls? If you have a DL1608 and an Apple iPad, it seems you can...

With its built-in effects, compressors and graphic EQ, this compact console might just be ideal for small-scale live work.

With improved Firewire routing and Pro Tools compatibility, this new Onyx design offers much more than a few tweaks...

In many ways, the Onyx 820i is exactly what youd expect from a Firewire Mackie mixer, except for one thing: its Pro Tools compatible.

These compact, lightweight mixers are designed with live DJ-style performance in mind, but with an audio interface on board, there's plenty of flexibility when it comes to recording too.

Can mixers this small really provide all the preamps and monitor control facilities you need?

Mackie's VLZ Pro mixers gained a reputation for punching above their weight. Could this next generation do even better?

This compact desk benefits from built-in effects, sturdy construction and low noise. Does it measure up to the Mackie name?

Not content with acting as a high-spec control surface and Firewire audio interface for your studio computer, this new high resolution console seems determined to outshine it with its slick touchscreen graphical interface and onboard VST plug-in hosting.

Mackie combine a completely redesigned 16:2 mixer with a multi-channel Firewire audio interface. What more could you want?

This affordable mini-mixer from Mackie brings their Tapco brand bang up to date.

Paul White looks at the latest addition to Mackie's compact mixer range.

Clearly designed with live sound in mind, the CFX16 also makes an ideal mixer for a desktop studio where MIDI and audio signal need to be combined. Paul White investigates.

The updated compact mixers in Mackie's VLZ range may look the same as ever on the outside — but inside lurk new, high-grade microphone preamps. Hugh Robjohns tries out the new design.

You know how it is — you wait ages for a buss, and then eight of them come along at once. Hugh Robjohns flags down Mackie's entry into the digital mixing fray.