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Digital Mixer – the Revolutionized Mixing Console
A mixer, or mixing consoles, audio mixers, mixing desk, or sound board, is an electronic device that combines or “mixes”, routes, changes level or dynamics of audio signals. There are 2 types of mixer – analog and digital. Though analog mixers remain popular because of its simplicity, digital mixers have remarkably making its way over the past couple of years. Below are just some of the key advantages of digital mixers:
Special Features
Most models include special effects like parametric EQ, gating, automatic feedback reaction, compression, reverb, tap delay and straight delay. Other digital mixers have spectrograph, real time analyzer, and can be integrated with loudspeaker management devices like crossover filtering and limiting.
Remote Access
System technicians can make adjustments from a distant using wired/wireless laptops, tablets or touch screens. Modifications can be easily monitored and controlled thus a more responsive mixing platform to address changing conditions on stage.
Sound Quality
A digital mixer utilizes a mic preamp which is followed by an ADC that quantizes the audio stream. Consequently, overloading and clipping are appropriately managed to produce a more accurate digital streaming. Many digital mixers are also quieter than their analog counterparts. They are more resistant to external interference from radio transmitter for instance walkie-talkies and mobile phones.
Usefulness
It allows groupings of inputs by internally reassigning functions thus providing convenience. Also, space requirements can be saved by sharing channel adjustments. In addition, saved data can be accessed via external storage device such as USB flash drives.
Virtual Mixing
Using special computer software and coupled inputs, recording hardware and output, digital virtual mixers can save cost, physical space and media archival.
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