Yamaha MG20XU 20-Channel Analogue Mixing Console Mixer with USB Audio Interface SPX Effects & Cubase AI (Analog Mixer)

Audio Signal Adjustment: A mixer can receive multiple audio signal sources, such as microphones, instruments, and effects, and adjust these signals. It provides various adjusters and knobs, such as volume adjusters, equalizers, and gain adjusters, allowing users to fine-tune various aspects of the audio signal to achieve the desired sound quality and balance. Signal Mixing and Distribution: The mixer allows multiple audio signals to be mixed and distributed to different output channels as needed, such as speakers or recording devices. This enables users to combine and adjust audio signals from different sources during the mixing process, producing rich and balanced musical effects. Effects and CPU control: Various effects such as reverb, chorus, delay, and compression, along with CPU functions, are often integrated into mixers. Users can control the parameters of these effects and CPU functions through the mixer to add special audio effects or enhance sound quality. Multi-channel recording and playback: Some remote controllers feature multi-channel recording and playback capabilities, enabling simultaneous recording and playback of multiple tracks, which is convenient for sound production and post-processing. Monitoring and Control: Mixers provide headphone monitoring, allowing users to monitor and adjust audio signals in real-time to ensure sound quality and balance. Users can also control the intensity and dynamic range of audio signals through indicators and pixel functions. Preset and Save Functions: Some mixers have preset and save functions, enabling users to save and recall different sound settings and effect parameters, facilitating quick switching and setup for various scenarios and requirements. Complete Mixer Set, Power Cable