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Analogue mixers, podcast consoles and Fairlight surfaces that combine sources, set levels and send the mix to a recorder, stream or PA.

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  • SSB-85FX On request

    Ahuja SSB-85FX Audio Mixer

    Preamp 200mV/600Ω · 65-15,000 Hz ±3dB

    Price on request
  • TZA-1500®DP On request

    Ahuja TZA-1500®DP Audio Mixer

    65-15,000 Hz ±3dB

    Price on request
  • PA-200S On request

    Ahuja PA-200S Audio Mixer

    250-10,000 Hz ±3dB

    Price on request
  • PROMIX-1442R On request

    Ahuja PROMIX-1442R Audio Mixer

    600Ω · 775mV

    Price on request
  • DMX-40 On request

    Ahuja DMX-40 Audio Mixer

    Price on request
  • AMX-912DP On request

    Ahuja AMX-912DP Audio Mixer

    Price on request
  • FMX-212PRO On request

    Ahuja FMX-212PRO Audio Mixer

    600Ω

    Price on request
  • UTR-30E On request

    Ahuja UTR-30E Audio Mixer

    150-10,000 Hz ±3dB

    Price on request
  • UTR-40 On request

    Ahuja UTR-40 Audio Mixer

    100-15,000 Hz ±3dB

    Price on request
  • SSA-350M On request

    Ahuja SSA-350M Audio Mixer

    50-15,000 Hz ±3dB

    Price on request
  • FMX-112DP On request

    Ahuja FMX-112DP Audio Mixer

    600Ω · 2kΩ Balanced/65dB

    Price on request

How to choose an audio mixer

Channel count and type. Count microphone inputs separately from line inputs; a four-channel automixer and a four-channel line mixer solve different problems. Shure's SCM262 and SCM268 handle small rooms, the SCM810 scales to eight.

Automixing. An automixer opens the channel that is being spoken into and closes the rest. For boardrooms, panels and houses of worship this removes the live operator; for a scripted podcast it is unnecessary.

Desktop or rack. Podcast and streaming consoles live on the desk with the mics. Installed mixers live in a rack, are set once and are not touched again.

What it feeds. Hollyland's MELO P1 is a desktop podcast console with its own outputs; Blackmagic's Fairlight Desktop Console and Console Channel Fader are control surfaces for DaVinci Resolve, not standalone mixers — they need a workstation behind them.

Podcast-focused consoles also appear in podcast kits; buy them from whichever page you arrived on — it is the same product.

Questions we get asked

What does an automixer do that a normal mixer does not?

It opens the channel of whoever is speaking and attenuates the others automatically, which cuts room noise and feedback in multi-microphone rooms without an operator.

Is a Fairlight console a standalone mixer?

No. Fairlight desktop and console surfaces are control hardware for DaVinci Resolve. Audio is processed on the workstation, so the computer is part of the system.

Do I need a mixer for a two-person podcast?

Not necessarily. A two-input audio interface records two separate tracks and gives more editing control. A console makes sense when you add live callers, music beds or a stream feed.

Rack mixer or desktop console?

Rack mixers are set up once and left alone, which suits installed rooms. Desktop consoles are for operators who adjust levels during the recording or stream.

Can these mixers record multitrack?

Podcast and streaming consoles typically record each channel separately over USB. Installed analogue mixers output a mix and need a separate recorder.