Mixers
43 productsAnalog and digital mixers from Yamaha, Soundcraft, StudioMaster, Proel and PreSonus for live sound, events, bars and livestreams.
This category is for sound mixers that run live sound: bars, cafés, events, karaoke, rehearsal rooms and livestreams — from Yamaha, Soundcraft, StudioMaster, Proel and PreSonus. Looking for a DJ mixer for your decks? Those are in DJ equipment.
How to choose:
- Channels: count microphones, instruments and music sources together and keep one or two spare. In Yamaha's MG range the number is the channel count: the MG06X has 6, the MG10X and MG10XU have 10.
- Effects: models marked X or FX have built-in effects such as reverb and delay for vocals — the Yamaha MG10XU, for example, has SPX effects.
- USB: a USB connection records the mix on a computer or plays music from it; the MG10XU sends a stereo signal to the computer and back.
- Livestreaming: the Yamaha AG03MK2 and AG06MK2 are made for streaming, with loopback that blends your microphone with music from the computer.
- Size: compact mixers such as the Soundcraft Notepad and Proel Playmix suit small venues; bigger mixers add channels and sends for stage monitors.
Need the whole system planned and set up? Muse Inc also works on sound for venues for clubs, bars and hotels.
From our blog
Guides and articles on this topic
Bar sound system: what you need and suggested setups
Main speakers, subs, a mixer, DSP and a DJ booth: what each part does, which setup suits a café, a lounge or a club, why soundproofing and tuning matter as much as the speakers, and what drives the cost.
XDJ-RR, XDJ-RX3 or XDJ-AZ: which all-in-one to choose? (2026)
The XDJ-RR, XDJ-RX3 and XDJ-AZ side by side: manufacturer specs, prices in the Muse Inc store, which one suits a beginner, a mobile DJ or someone heading for club CDJs — and how to try the RX3 by the hour before you buy.
Serato DJ 5.0 and Serato DJ for iOS: what DJing on your phone really means
Serato DJ 5.0 arrived on 20 October 2026 together with Serato DJ for iOS. What is new, free versus paid, which phone you need, the limits versus club CDJs, and how beginners can start.