Mackie MobileMix
Mackie, a company with expertise in high-quality, affordable, professional audio technologies, introduces MobileMix, a fully featured small audio mixer that brings legendary Mackie sound to DSLR cameras, PA systems and smartphone streaming setups. From on-the-go live sound, to live streaming with your phone, to video production, MobileMix delivers professional audio quality in an analog mixer you can use anywhere. The ultimate in portability, MobileMix can even be powered via a USB battery (sold separately) that fits in a dedicated slot underneath, or another USB power source.
Don’t let the miniature size fool you. This feisty mini mixer can handle up to eight channels of stellar quality audio, including microphones, instruments, and even Bluetooth audio. You get two of Mackie’s legendary low-noise mic preamp channels with combo XLR and 1/4-inch connectors, Hi-Z impedance switches for electric guitars, low-cut filters, and 48V phantom power for condenser mics. Connect stereo sources with ¼-inch line and 3.5 mm aux inputs. Use the bi-directional Bluetooth audio to bring in phone calls, with Mix Minus to monitor and record your callers without echo. Apply onboard EQ and reverb for a complete mix on the go.
Dual mix outputs take the versatility to the next level, letting you send your mix to two places simultaneously. Use MobileMix to run live sound to your speakers while recording to an audio interface or tablet (mounted in the dedicated tablet slot). Stream to two devices at once. Play music from one device while recording to another. You can even connect some extra sets of headphones - the possibilities are endless, especially when you consider that you can toss MobileMix in your backpack and
Finally: a real, professional mixer you don’t have to plug in. Just connect a USB battery pack, stash it in the storage compartment, and you can track and stream for hours, far away from an outlet, with the audio quality and reliability that put Mackie on the map. MobileMix will be available in the first quarter of 2024.