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Another affordable mixer from Yamaha offers 16-channel, four-bus architecture, with a surprisingly good built-in effects section.
Paul white gets his hands on Mackie's long-awaited 3204 line mixer and discovers that it has hidden potential.
Rolls cram a very useful nine stereo line channels and a mono mic channel into a 1U box that's targeting keyboard players.
What can you do if you've been tempted by the automation facilities offered by digital desks like Yamaha's 02R, but your finances just won't stretch that far? In the first of two reviews of affordable automation systems in this issue, Paul White considers the Soundtracs option for those who already own an IBM-compatible PC...
Since coming to prominence through his work with the KLF, Spike Stent has become one of the most sought-after mixers in the world. Paul Tingen visits him in his new purpose-built London studio to talk about the role of the specialist mixer.
You might think you can't afford 32 inputs and eight busses — but a look at this cost-effective console might just change your mind. Derek Johnson goes on the busses...
Phonic's new MRS1-20 brings analogue surround mixing to the project studio market for the first time.
Mackie's VLZ Pro mixers gained a reputation for punching above their weight. Could this next generation do even better?
A unique problem-solver from Roland combines line mixing, sample rate conversion and a USB audio interface in a single rack space.
This new mixer from Samson can't lay claim to much originality but does offer a good array of features for its sub-£1000 price tag. Derek Johnson checks it out.
Paul White digs out his patch leads and powers up Allen & Heath's new general purpose, 4-bus console.
Yamaha's latest digital mixing console was by far the biggest crowd sensation at this year's APRS in London, taking many people by surprise with its low price and wealth of features. Dominic Hawken lends a listening ear to the first unit in the country.
This classy analogue device boasts some impressive specs and has applications that extend way beyond summing.
Already dominant elsewhere, audio-over-IP is poised to take over the studio world. We explain how it works — and why there are so many protocols!
Pro mixers do great work because they're not distracted by problem-solving. With the right preparation, you can do the same.
Flying the flag for a distinctively British sound, and scoring some huge hits in the process, Cenzo Townshend is one of the UKs hottest mixers. He gives us the inside track on Florence and the Machines hit Youve Got The Love.
A mixer, a USB 2 interface, and valve coloration all for less than the price of many preamps — is it too good to be true?
The stagebox-cum-mixer format has proven popular over the last couple of years, and now Cornwall’s finest have joined the party!
Bus-powered audio interfaces with some additional mixing and monitoring capabilities.
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!