Kmise 4 Channel Audio Mixer DJ Mixer w/ 99 Sound Effects Bluetooth USB Recording Input for Live Show,Broadcast,Karaoke

I recently had the pleasure of incorporating a new audio mixer into my setup, and I'm thrilled with its performance. It has seamlessly enhanced my music and vocal projects, especially when I'm juggling electronic drums and vocals simultaneously.Pro: The mixer is a gem for anyone looking to elevate their live performances or recordings. With an impressive array of 99 sound effects, it offers a vast landscape for creativity and sound exploration. The Bluetooth and USB recording input features are incredibly convenient, allowing me to connect my laptop and integrate music directly into my drum kit without any hassle. The ease of use and the quality of sound output are top-notch, making every session more enjoyable and productive.I'm hard-pressed to find any drawbacks with this mixer. It meets all my needs, providing a reliable and versatile tool for my music endeavors.Cons: It's pretty basic honestly but not everyone needs something super crazy.

I will start with the issues since there are only a few.1. The microphone output to speakers and computer USB output to speakers are connected. There is no way to disable direct monitoring without also turning off your microphone. So for example, if you want to use this mixer as a playback device to hear your friends in discord through your speakers, you will also hear yourself from your own microphone through your speakers. This issue can be avoided in multiple ways. But I though it was strange that these two things are not separate like on my other mixers.2. I had an issue where I could hear a lot of electrical noise when both 48V phantom power buttons are NOT on. Which is a problem if I only want to use non 48V dynamic microphones. I have used this mixed for over a month as my daily, and this issue happened nearly a third of the time forcing me to use my 48V condenser microphone. There is a video review I posted which does not have the issue, (funny how when you try to record a problem and it magical gets fixed). But it is an issue that needs to have people aware of.Alright on to the good.1. Construction is mostly perfect and strong except for my effects knob which is slightly bent.2. The output LEDs are nice but not always representative of the sound coming out.3. Sound quality is usually very good, channel 3/4 is awesome for adding background noise. Very clean.4. Lots of features and sound effects are built in. Although the voice pitch changer is quite lacking since you can hear your regular voice at the same time for some reason the rest work pretty well though and are marked on the mixer.5. It has a little EQ that is kind of meh for actually changing your voice I think, but it is pretty good if you need to remove background noise and do not have the option to do it in editing.Overall I would still recommend this mixer even with some of my complaints because they might not be relevant to everyone buying this mixer. And I think its better than some of the other starting mixers or gaming/streaming mixers.

I really wanted to love this audio mixer. Unfortunately, the buttons are fiddly, and there are a lot of audio artifacts laying around in the finished product. This doesn’t quite do everything I had hoped. The knobs are freewheeling in some areas, and act loose and odd/staticky in others. This impacts the sound quality greatly. For some reason the bluetooth connection on this mixer is fiddly as well and doesn’t always connect properly (have to try multiple times). Not sure if I got a lemon or if this is just par for the course. Overall not that impressed with this—was hoping for better. It’s not a bad price, but you could probably find a better built, more solid mixer in this price range.

Mixers like this can run pretty expensive, but this one, while simpler than some of the other models, is perfect for someone just getting into music recording. As a podcaster, it works great to be able to connect several instruments to record with at once, and using USB to connect to the PC AND to power is great. Its a rare mixer thats perfect to throw in the backpack and bring with you to record with. I haven't messed too much with the preset audio modifiers, and they are a little confusing to figure out, but otherwise, this got me to replace my Behringer mixer I got when I first started podcasting, so I'm thrilled with it.

Not a bad little mixer for light duty work. Good for a small podcaster for example. I worry about durability and it lasting a long time, especially under heavy use. Looks good on camera if that's a consideration.