YOUSHARES 48V Portable Digital Line Mixer Operational Guide

YOUSHARES 48V Portable Digital Line Mixer

Specifications

• BRAND: YOUSHARES
• NUMBER OF CHANNELS: 6
• CONNECTIVITY TECHNOLOGY: Interface, Xlr, Usb, Bluetooth
• POWER SOURCE: Corded Electric
• PHANTOM POWER: 48V
• COMPATIBILITY: smartphone, tablet, laptop
• ITEM WEIGHT: 2.38 pounds
• PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 10.87 x 10.28 x 3.23 inches

Introduction

It comes with 2 TRS & 2 RCA stereo input jacks and 4 XLR/TRS mixed mono mic/line input jacks. It has 24 DSP effects with multiple uses that are suitable for daily use in most situations. The input gain, high and low sound adjustments, and the mixer were activated. Condenser microphones can be directly powered by the included 48V phantom power. MP3 player with sound card, high-definition headset output port, and direct computer connection possible. It has Compact size, lightweight, portable, and with a DC 5V low voltage power supply that can be fueled by a computer, 5V power bank, USB power source, or DC adapter. This USB interface mixer supports Bluetooth and pairs easily with a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or computer. Wirelessly transmit music from your device to your mixer using services like Pandora or Spotify.

HOW AUDIO MIXERS WORK

In essence, mixers combine sounds from two or more input sources to produce a single output. The inputs are blended together by the sound engineer to provide the best-sounding output.

HOW TO SETUP

• Reduce the level fader and gain knob on each channel all the way.
• Your main speakers should be connected to the mixer’s Main out connectors.
• Turn on the speakers and mixer (or power amplifier).
• Set the speaker output level to unity and the mixer levels to unity.
• Make the Main Mix fader level 0 high (unity).

HOW TO CONNECT TO SPEAKER

Plug directly from the mixer to the speakers if you are connecting both jacks to the speakers. Either jack on the speaker’s rear will function well. If you are utilizing a monitor configuration, connect the mixer’s cord to the single speaker.

HOW TO KNOW IF MIXERS ARE POWERED

Powered mixers typically include 2 power amps in addition to the mixer. These are used to power passive or unpowered speakers. The speakers are passive or unpowered if they DO NOT require a power outlet. Because they lack power amps, unpowered mixers can be more compact and lightweight.

HOW TO CONNECT TO AMP

• Verify that your extension cable is not plugged in with your amplifier or mixer.
• Locate a location where you can set up your mixer and amplifier.
• Turn your mixer so the rear is facing you next.
• Plug in the power cord.
• Take the tail of the double inch quarter cable and insert it into the main mix output of your mixer.

HOW TO STOP MIXER FROM ECHOING

• Reposition the microphone.
• Adjust the monitor.
• Utilize a microphone with a cardioid polar pattern for directionality.
• Decrease the monitor’s volume.
• Reduce the gain of the microphone channel.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many channels does a mixer need?

In conclusion, selecting a high-quality mixer with preamplifiers that have a strong signal-to-noise ratio is the best option for a mix that is appropriate for a small band. An effective eq with 10–12 channels and at least 3 bands.

What number of outputs do mixers possess?

Most mixing machines have two output connections for their stereo output, which should be very obvious and simple to find. On bigger consoles, the connections are often 3-pin XLRs, but they can also be 6.5mm TR (jack) sockets or RCA sockets.

What distinguishes an audio interface from a mixer?

You can record and playback audio to and from your computer by using an audio interface, which transforms analogue audio signals into digital audio signals or digital signals into analogue signals. An audio mixer is a processing and signal-routing tool having inputs and outputs for audio signals.

What is the lifespan of sound mixers?

In all honesty, it’s impossible to say how long your setup will last. There are a lot of variables to consider, but with a few simple ideas, you can keep your mixer working for five to ten years.

What components make up an audio mixer?

Input and output jacks, compression and EQ knobs, auxiliary sends, effect functions, and faders are all included.

Is an amplifier required for a mixer?

No, the amount of each audio signal from the various inputs that is transmitted to the speakers is controlled by a DJ mixer. The signal that exits the mixer is relatively weak (approximately one tenth of a watt), and an amplifier boosts it to the hundreds of watts required to power loudspeakers.

How many different kinds of audio mixers exist?

Analog, powered analogue and digital audio mixers are the three available varieties. Each type has benefits and drawbacks. You can select the ideal mixer for your needs with the assistance of this article. Sound travels from microphones and instruments to a mixer and powered speakers in this simple PA system.

What two kinds of inputs can you find on an audio mixer?

The majority of mixers will have at least a handful of various inputs. You can utilize either the microphone input (XLR) or the line input (6.3mm jack) simultaneously on the mono channels, which often feature two inputs. However, you can also have mono channels with just one of these inputs.

Which wires are best for my mixer?

The major outputs on mixers or more expensive controllers, as well as for microphones, are where XLR outputs and inputs are most frequently used.

Why is an audio mixer necessary?

Mixers come in particularly handy during live performances and in other circumstances where it’s necessary to adjust the audio coming from several microphones and instruments (that are played concurrently) in order to produce a crisp, accurate mix. No need to be concerned about one sound overpowering another with a decent mixer.

A sound mixer is required, right?

In general, an audio interface and a mixer are not required in order to record audio. Although a hybrid approach is possible, an audio interface that transforms analogue audio to digital is always required. As they say, that is just the tip of the iceberg.

What distinguishes an amplifier from a mixer?

You can connect numerous input sources and control your input source by turning it up or down or modifying its bass/treble using a commercial mixing amplifier (depending on the features built into the mixer). The volume can only be changed or amplified via an amplifier.

Do sound mixers differ in any way?

Three different types of sound mixers exist: Signals can be received and processed by analogue mixers. Digital mixers are capable of processing both ordinary analogue and digital signals. Software mixers employ computers and digital recording software.

What distinguishes an analogue mixer from a digital one?

A digital mixer allows you to assign many functions to a single control, with function switching accessible via physical controls or virtual controls on a display. This is in contrast to analogue mixers, which typically have one control for each function.

What benefits does a digital mixer offer?

Digital mixers let you fine-tune the speaker outputs and mic inputs precisely. As a result, the sound system can provide more volume and crisper music without experiencing feedback.

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