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REVIEW – Sound mixers are an old idea, but digital technologies have made them both smaller and less expensive. Synido has just released two new mixers for personal use: the LiveMix solo and the ...

Maono launched a new desktop audio mixer designed specifically for Windows PC streamers, combining software-based audio ...

The NTS-4 isn't the cheapest desktop mixer on the market, nor is it the most feature-packed, but its winning balance of size, ...

When you want to make a podcast, or record you and your jam band, a solid USB audio interface can make recordings sound even better than before. Get professional-quality sound and mixing with ...

PreSonus® is now shipping its StudioLive® AR USB-series hybrid mixers. Lightweight, versatile, and feature-rich, they are musician’s mixers, packed with analog connections and digital tools for live ...

Congratulations, you’ve become a streamer. You’ve used your headset mic, earned affiliate status, and are finally starting to consider the money-making potential of your hobby. If this describes you, ...

Starting out recording music can be a complicated process. There’s so much gear out there and so many different sources of information available online, that it can be hard to know where to start. An ...

Yamaha has a new audio mixer for gamers and streamers. Nearly three years after the launch of the company's first gaming-specific soundboard, the company's new ZG02 adds a dedicated USB-C port for ...

Today is the first official day of NAMM in Anaheim, and we are already started to see a few Apple-related products pop up. The most interesting is the new lineup of interfaces from Apogee, including ...

I don’t play any instruments, but my husband, Butch plays guitar and piano. He’s always had an interest in recording his music, and over the years has purchased several expensive effects processors ...

There are some important questions to consider when buying a new audio device. First off, will you be using it for gigging or at the studio? How many microphones or quarter-inch inputs do you need?