Aveek 5 Channel Audio Mixer, Built-in PC Recording Interface Sound Board

The mixer has a very clean sound. No added distortion. The mixer has 5 inputs and dual outputs. The outputs are XLR and 6mm phono plugs. I used the XLR output direct to my speakers. The unit is light weight. The knobs feel cheap but what do you want at this price point. You will have to experiment with the Level and Gain controls for each channel. The USB input works. You should limit the music on the stick as there is no method to jump thru folders. The USB slot had a slight issue decoding and playing FLAC files. I would recommend this mixer. I'm very pleased with its performance.

Best purchase ever

Honestly this a great little hobby mixer. I purchased this for my wedding so we could run two Large PA speakers along with wireless mics and a laptop. Took some playing around with to get just how I wanted it, but it sounds great and is pretty straightforward to use once you get the hang of it. It has multiple different inputs which is very nice as it allows for different cables to be used depending on what you have.

Wanted to connect multiple speakers with R a plug and a quarter inch with blue tooth. Blue tooth failed but I didn't read the instructions so it could've been user error so I connected hard wire to rca aux in from my phone and it sounded so bad😭 it could've been the cable maybe it would have sound better directly through the blue tooth but it was bad. I tried to eq it💀🤣 naur bestie. The sound card was suffering. I was using studio monitors ibl 104 and a drum amp for some bass. It sounded good with spotify but sharing audio went out of sink so fast after every song. So I know the sound mixer issue bad. I guess you need a expensive mixer

Tl;dr: This, and couple cheap mics would make the cheapest, best sounding beginner multi-person podcasting setup. Some knowledge required. Review: I got this thinking it would work like a traditional audio interface for my PC. Spoiler alert, it didn't. I purchased this, a few microphones and a few scissor boom arms to make a desk podcast setup. The packaging, though generic, was really good. Simply contained the mixer, two USB cables (one to the PC [USB Type B to USB Type A], and one to power the mixer [USB Micro to USB Type A]), and a USB power brick. So I got everything setup as seen in my product photo, and tested the setup to my PC. The Line 4 will output both Lines 1-3, as well as the PC Audio on Line4. That's terrible for recording desktop audio as there will be an echo. I worked around this by using an additional virtual mixer on my PC and used the mixer solely for collecting the Microphone audio, and output everything through my computer's speakers/headphone jack. Microphones that don't require phantom power are not that loud and require for you to turn the gain up a bit, leading to a slight hiss that actually comes from the mixer, not the microphones. However, powered microphones work extremely well; it's recommended though not to mix powered microphones with unpowered microphones when the phantom (48v) power is turned on. I noticed my unpowered microphones getting slightly hotter when that happened. Overall, I think I'll stick with this until I need to get a better low latency mixer. But for the cost, and the features it carries. It's great! Quick summary of all the features that I don't use regularly but works: - Bluetooth mode works really well, but can't use the PC output at the same time. - Headphone jack works like output but gets reasonably loud. Pretty good doesn't work well with PC Audio as outlined above. - Effects are gimmicky at best and useless at worst. Good for a local karaoke session with just the mixer and regular speaker output with the mixer. - Knob controllers are solid, sturdy and glide smoothly. Overall, again pretty good for the price! Great beginner mixer for podcasters that want to get in and have a little bit of tinkering knowledge.

Let me first say that I am confused. I never would have bought this device based on the small number of ratings I now see on Amazon today that average below 4.0, but I have it here and have used it for Karaoke night so will report on the results. I have used two types of microphones with it, and both require the gain setting to be set to max to get a reasonable amount of sound. A genuine condenser microphone will flicker the "peak" light when the input sound is high and close. Two "Singing Machine Karaoke Microphones" never flash the "peak" light even with everything at maximum settings and trained vocalists singing loudly directly into them. The tone controls on each channel have a huge effect, to the extent that it might be difficult to find the middle for flat response. And as someone else here pointed out the special effects are best left off. But it did perform its task, so that is a plus. There is some confusion in the documentation so I will try to help. Some switches and connections will be referred to by the item number listed in the manual section "10.Panel Introduction". 1) In case it is not clear the phantom power [Item 15] is applied to all three XLR channels. Ignore what the manual says about input port 1. 2) The section "Step2: Getting sound to the speakers" is really about powering the device. The USB C connector [Item 25] is only used for power, and this is the only way to power the device. 3) The section "6. Computer Recording Method" is correct, a USB connection through that port [Item 27] will create a virtual input device "Microphone (USB SA)" on a Windows PC. It will also create an output device "Speakers (USB SA)" which does nothing, and it is likely that Windows will automatically switch to that effectively muting the speakers. 4) There is alot of confusion in the manual about the ST/USB switch [Item 9]. It should be labeled "Selects input for channels 4/5" and has nothing to do with outputs or special effects. You select USB here to playback MP3 files on the USB stick [Item 16] or use Bluetooth input. 5) The USB stick [Item 16] can be used for both playback into channels 4/5 or to record the final mixed results depending on the setting chosen by the mode button [Item 18]. The recorded MP3 file compressed at 128 Kbs, which is not what I would choose for lossless compression. 6) As far I can tell the special effects are only applied to the three microphone channels 1,2,3 7) The online description says that the USB port [Item 16] can be used to connect to a PC or smartphone with adapter, but does not say what function is performed when this is done. The manual does not cover this as well, and I do not have a male to male USB cable so did not try it out.

Great 4 channel mixer. Took a little work to figure it out but now my 11 year old grandson uses it on his own to mix recorded songs with his electronic drums. Great for practicing his drum after lessons.

Very good portable mixer

Devo dire che sono partito scettico riguardo a questo mixer. Avevo bisogno di registrare i miei brani su PC , unendo chitarra e voce , senza latenze e con la possibilità di ascoltare tutto in tempo reale attraverso le cuffie. Non essendo pratico di queste faccende mi sono fatto consigliare e la scelta è ricaduta su questo Aveek. Per 60€ non ero convinto mi avrebbe aiutato nel mio intento e invece....fa molto più di quello che avrei creduto. Posso registrare da microfono e chitarra, gestendo volumi ed effetti , mandare tutto in cuffia facendo monitoraggio degli strumenti , contemporaneamente registrare la traccia su PC o anche direttamente su chiavetta USB e inviare anche l'audio via cavo a casse esterne mentre eseguo i miei pezzi.... Attenzione, avevo precedentemente scritto, sbagliando, che il bluetooth era in uscita, ma in realtà è in Input...ossia posso inviare al mixer audio via Bluetooth , con uno smartphone /tablet, o qualsiasi altro dispositivo... Il che permette di usare, per esempio, un software tipo Midi , per suonare e registrare... Unica pecca che ho rilevato in tal senso è una piccola latenza data dalla connessione BT...consiglio comunque la connessione via cavo se volete ottenere un risultato ottimale. Certo, non sarà sicuramente il top dei mixer in ambito professionale, ma per le mie esigenze , e credo anche per quelli di molti che vogliono registrare qualcosa a casa propria e/ o suonare insieme agli amici , sia più che adeguato per lo scopo, con risultati decisamente di qualità. Il prodotto arriva con cavo di alimentazione e cavo USB . Manuale di istruzioni anche in italiano, chiaro e semplice da seguire. Ha tre linee di ingresso sia per cavo jack o Cannon, entrate aux, output per cavi aux o, xlr e cannon...una entrata USB e connessione bluetooth only Input. Lo consiglio a chiunque sia in cerca di un mixer di buona qualità a prezzi accessibili e che non sia eccessivamente complicato.... Anche perché da usare è piuttosto facile e intuitivo, persino per i profani....non ve ne pentirete.

trae manual muy explicito lo que me gusto mejoro el sistema de sonido es fácil de usar y el bluetooth excelente

Très correct pour le prix. Je ne m'attendais pas à grand chose. J'ai eu pas mal de mixettes et des consoles numériques. Ça n'est pas comparable avec mon Allen & Heath Chrome 32 mais pour ce prix, les preamps sont vraiment silencieux. Je ne m'y attendais pas du tout. C'est propre. Je l'utilise en appoint pour quelques micros voix en presta et c'est fiable. Bon le plastique fait cheap, c'est léger et pas cher. Mais ça fait le boulot demandé étonnamment bien. Par contre, il faut éviter de pousser les potards à fond et la saturation en gain et volume max, normal mais poussée raisonnablement. Elle tient la route. Pour le rec, pas eu de problème. Après je ne l'ai que peu utilisé. Si ça doit être votre utilisation principale pour le mixer alors, je conseille de prendre une carte son qui pour un prix équivalent fera un meilleur taffe. Sinon, pour avoir quelques entrées de plus et étendre celles d'un contrôleur DJ, alors c'est parfait.

Works great for the price, some of the dials were a little tight to turn but you can just gently pull them up a bit and it sorts it. I don't get any unwanted buzzing or noise when using it to record very clean. Only thing is no Asio just comes up as USB headphone and mic which isn't ideal I would prefer Asio support/drivers but it works okay as a USB device in windows 11 so it's fine. The effects are a nice touch for the money, I don't really need them but handy to have and they work okay, so yeah a good little unit and great if you have limited desk space like me.

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