Digital Mixers
Digital mixers have become mainstream now and are much more affordable than they were a few short years ago. Most digital mixers also incorporate compression, extensive EQ, gate and various effects as part of their software. In the past all of these items would have to be purchased as additional hardware. The flexibility of patching and routing is another benefit of digital mixing.
Behringer X32
40 input mixing channels
32 XLR inputs w/Midas Preamps
Channel LCDs
25 Motorized Faders
8 TRS aux inputs & outputs
8 DCA groups
16 analog XLR outputs
32 Channel Audio Interface Included
40 Built In Effect Modules
16 Effects Channels
Scene record & recall
Offline Editor
Remote Apps for iOS and Android
Yamaha TF5
48 input mixing channels
32 combo XLR/TRS inputs
Channel LCDs
33 motorized faders
20 aux channels
8 DCA groups with Roll-out
16 analog XLR outputs
34 x 34 digital record/playback
Built in effects modules
18 Effects Channels
Scene record & recall
Offline Editor
Remote Apps for iOS and Android
Allen & Heath QU32
38 input mixing channels
32 Mono Mic/Line Inputs
Channel LCDs
33 Motorized Faders
3 Stereo Inputs (TRS)
24 Mix Outputs (XLR)
4 DCA Groups
4 Stereo Groups
32×32 USB Audio Interface
Monitor Mixes (4 mono + 7 stereo)
4 FX Engines
Scene record & recall
iOS remote app
Soundcraft Si Impact
Up to 80 channels to mix
32 Mic Inputs
Channel LCDs
26 motorised faders
8 XLR/1/4" Combi-jacks for aux
40 DSP input channels
31 Output busses
8 VCA groups
4 fully customisable Fader Layers
4 Lexicon Effects channels
20 sub-group / aux busses
32x32 USB audio interface
Offline Editor
iOS remote
