Professional Audio Mixer At Best Price In Kathmandu

A professional studio audio mixer can make all the difference between a demo or recording sounding polished or sounding unprofessional. Creating a better mix will improve your musical abilities and live performances. 

Type of Mixer Available at Bass and Treble

Analog

Analog mixers are used for recording as well as live sound. Analog mixers have a single function for each control. Analog mixers have only one command per function. 

There is no doubt that Yamaha's MG10XU is the best Analog Audio Mixer with ten channels, USB, and SPX digital effects. Inverted Darlington circuits deliver smooth, soaring highs and fat, natural-sounding bass. An EQ with three bands and high pass filters eliminates unwanted noise, giving you a cleaner sound.

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Power mixers are analog mixers with built-in amplifiers. They are easy to set up, portable, and compact. Like Yamaha EMX2, its lightweight and portable design make it easy to carry and useful for various events. The unit has 10 line inputs (4 mono + 3 stereos), including a high-Z input (channel 4) for connecting guitars and basses directly.

Digital 

The digital mixing console converts analog sound waves into digital signals. Compared to analog mixers with much larger channels, 16-channel digital mixers offer advanced routing and control layers. Furthermore, digital mixers have advanced features, such as automatic feedback suppression and mix scene saving. If you want to purchase Yamaha Digital Mixers online, Bass & Treble is the right place. 

However, a wide variety of audio mixers and all-in-one PA systems are available today, making it challenging to choose the right mixer for your home studio, small gig, or larger venue. But don't worry; our Bass and Treble experts will guide you each step of the way! 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Audio Mixers Used For?
An audio mixer mixes, balances, and combines different sounds and audio signals. Sounds from microphones, instruments, and synthesizers are used for mixing.

Is the quality of audio/sound affected by audio mixers? 
Similarly to any other audio device, audio mixers affect the quality of the audio signals they pass through. A/D/D/A converters, gain stages (digital mixers), or other signal paths can inherently color the audio in addition to adjusting levels, panning, effects, etc.

What is the difference between an analog and a digital mixer?
Analog mixers: Due to their long history, analog mixers are more traditional than their digital counterparts. As a starting point, they are cheaper than digital mixing consoles, especially for beginners, and even a novice can master a wide range of sound reinforcement applications. It is important to note that even full-scale analog mixers possess relatively simple signal routing, where the inputs are hardwired to the corresponding channel strips. It should therefore be possible to move from one analog mixing console to another with very little or no learning curve.
Digital Mixer: When compared to analog mixers, digital mixing consoles are more adaptable and compact. As a result of replacing expensive and cumbersome analog equipment with digital signal processing chips, digital mixers are capable of providing sophisticated channel equalizers and in-line dynamics and output processing like graphic equalizers. The routing options and grouping assignments in digital audio mixing are often more complex than those in analog mixing technologies. In addition, they are generally quieter than their analog counterparts.

What is the best way to output audio from the mixer?
Different mixers can output other channels of audio, depending on the event's needs, for example, to send audio to the main speakers for the audience and the monitor speakers for the performers: 
Signals are normally sent to audiences using STEREO OUT; 
AUX SEND carries audio from performers' monitor speakers to external devices; 
MONITOR OUT carries audio from studio monitor speakers; 
Several signals can be output as one via GROUP OUT;
Recording devices can be connected via REC OUT, and headphones can be connected via PHONES.