Mixers

Rode's one-stop podcasting shop continues to evolve.

The original The Box brought API's big-console sound to a new audience, and this new version should have even wider appeal.

With the Hear Back Octo, you can add personal foldback mixing functionality to almost any live–sound or studio setup.

When you're thrust into the driving seat for a tour with Scotland's biggest rock band, you need a desk that's not only powerful, but also quick to learn and easy to use. Enter Allen & Heath's flagship live mixer...

Can Cranborne convert you to the 500 series?

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

This most hybrid of devices does far more than just put A‑D/D‑A conversion into a 500-series chassis. In fact, it could even make you reconsider how you use your studio...

iZotope's AI-based plug-in suite grows ever more intelligent with the addition of an automated mix-balancing tool.

Tiptop are back again with one of those unglamorous modules you're going to end up using in every patch, a 10HP utility...

By changing their manufacturing approach, Trident aim to offer their big-console sound and facilities at a much lower price.

Technology has moved on in the 10 years since the original D Box was released — but the concept seems stronger than ever.

Radial's newest problem-solver could prove indispensible to gigging keyboardists.

The RodeCaster Pro is a one‑stop shop for creating high‑quality podcasts.

It may be the smallest mixer they've ever made, but the SiX shares more than just heritage with SSL's legendary large-format consoles.

Offering both retro analogue simplicity and modern digital recording facilities, can this device be master of all trades?