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title: "Alesis MultiMix 8 USB FX | 8-Channel Mixer with Effects & USB Audio Interface, Black"
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# 16-bit, 44.1/48kHz USB stereo interface 8 channels w/ mic, line & guitar inputs Built-in DSP effects + footswitch bypass Alesis MultiMix 8 USB FX | 8-Channel Mixer with Effects & USB Audio Interface, Black

**Brand:** alesis
**Price:** 1979 kr
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Elevate your sound game—mix, record, and shine like a pro!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Alesis MultiMix 8 USB FX | 8-Channel Mixer with Effects & USB Audio Interface, Black by alesis
- **How much does it cost?** 1979 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- alesis enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted alesis brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Pro-Level Mic Support:** Four XLR inputs with independent gain, phantom power, and high-pass filters ensure crystal-clear vocal and instrument capture.
- • **All-in-One Pro Mixing Hub:** Seamlessly mix, record & add effects with 8 versatile inputs including XLR, line, and high-impedance guitar channels.
- • **Compact Yet Rugged Design:** Portable stainless steel chassis built to withstand studio and stage, perfect for millennial pros craving quality and mobility.
- • **Plug & Play USB Audio Interface:** Class-compliant USB connection delivers pristine 16-bit/48kHz stereo recording & playback—no drivers needed for Mac & PC.
- • **Dynamic Effects at Your Fingertips:** Built-in reverb, delay, and phaser effects with intuitive pre/post fader control and footswitch bypass for live flexibility.

## Overview

The Alesis MultiMix 8 USB FX is a compact, 8-channel mixer with mic, line, and guitar inputs, featuring 16-bit/44.1 or 48kHz USB stereo output for seamless computer recording. It includes built-in DSP effects, phantom power, and versatile routing options, making it an ideal all-in-one solution for home studios and live setups. Compatible with Mac, PC, and iPad (with adapter), it combines professional-grade features in a rugged, portable design.

## Description

Record, mix and add effects all in one place. This compact mixer with built-in effects doubles as a computer recording interface so you can mix, record, or do both at the same time. Whether you are mixing a band or sub-mixing a group of inputs, such as a drum set, the MultiMix 8 USB FX is easy to use, rugged, and packed with features. Offering microphone inputs with phantom power, guitar-direct inputs, and line-level inputs for connecting everything else, plus a wide range of effects, the MultiMix 8 USB FX delivers clean audio to your PA or recording system plus hassle-free computer connection. MultiMix 8 USB FX features four XLR inputs with independent gain pots on channels one through four. These XLR inputs also have a switchable phantom power option to accommodate both dynamic and condenser microphones. TRS Line inputs are also available on all eight channels of MultiMix 8 USB FX. New to the MultiMix 8 USB FX is a high-impedance input on channel two, which allows direct connection of a guitar or bass; this is a great convenience for singer/songwriters looking to get a clean, "hot" signal. A Tape RCA stereo input is also included adding the ability to mix in audio from other sources such as a CD or LP player. MultiMix 8 USB FX includes an internal effects processor to quickly and easily add new colours to your mix. Reverb, Delay or Phaser can be dialled up simply by adjusting the pre or post fader knobs located within each channel strip. MultiMix 8 USB FX also contains Aux Out and stereo Returns, as well as, insert jacks on channels one and two to allow for audio to be processed by external effects engines. MultiMix 8 USB FX gives you an impressive amount of routing options in such a compact size. Whether you’re mixing a band or sub-mixing a group of inputs, such as a drumset, the MultiMix 8 USB FX is easy to use, rugged, and packed with features. The MultiMix 8 USB FX delivers clean audio to your PA or recording system plus hassle-free computer connection. It offers microphone inputs with phantom power, guitar-direct inputs, and line-level inputs for connecting everything else. The mixer comes with a wide range of effects, and includes the Cubase LE music production system software to get you started. This compact mixer features four XLR inputs with independent gain pots on channels one through four. These XLR inputs also have a switchable phantom power option to accommodate both dynamic and condenser microphones. TRS Line inputs are also available on all eight channels of MultiMix 8 USB FX. New to the MultiMix 8 USB FX is a high-impedance input on channel two, which allows direct connection of a guitar or bass; this is a great convenience for singer/songwriters looking to get a clean, “hot” signal. A Tape RCA stereo input is also included adding the ability to mix in audio from other sources such as a CD or LP player. MultiMix 8 USB FX includes an internal effects processor to quickly and easily add new colors to your mix. Reverb, Delay or Phaser can be dialed up simply by adjusting the pre or post fader knobs located within each channel strip. MultiMix 8 USB FX also contains Aux Out and stereo Returns, as well as, Insert jacks on channels one and two to allow for audio to be processed by external effects engines. MultiMix 8 USB FX gives you an impressive amount of routing options in such a compact size. Like the other mixers in Alesis’ MultiMix USB series, including the MultiMix 4 USB and MultiMix 6 USB, the MultiMix 8 USB FX contains a complete USB recording interface.

Review: Fantastic for the price and what it does! - I bought the Multimix8 about a year and a half ago. I was looking for something compact and solid to use both for home studio recording (GarageBand and Logic Studio Pro) as well as on-line karaoke with Zoom. The build and sound quality are excellent. I have owned other Alesis gear in the past and that helped inform my decision to go with this product sight unseen. It has some important features that I value including sweepable mids on the first 2 channels as well as built-in reverb and an external effects send. Additionally, there is an insert on the first 2 channels as well which means the ability to use side chain compression. Nothing else in this price range had all of those features. There was a Yamaha that came close but required using a computer to access and control effects so it could not be completely standalone. There is also flexible input and output routing via switches which are important depending on what you are doing with it and how you want to monitor audio. It is limited to 44.1/48khz 16bit stereo digital in and out via USB but that is not an issue for me. That said I do wish it had a few other features. Exclusion of some of these are purely about keeping the cost down: I would love solo and mute buttons on the channels. These seem to be missing from all small mixers but are immensely valuable things to have! (I would have paid the same amount of money for only a 4 channel mixer that had all features on every channel plus solo/mute). It would also be really nice to be able to control the volume of the digital audio input. The digital audio FX are passable but limited (I use one of the Alesis reverbs then add in delay when needed externally with the effects send). So ultimately truly a great piece of hardware which I highly recommend!
Review: Great Quality Mixer - A really great professional quality mixer for a good price. I want to address first and foremost to anyone wondering, this mixer only outputs a stereo mix from the Main channel over USB. The channels are not routed individually. Besides that, you get a lot of functionality including two parametric EQ's, and EQs on every channel and built in FX sends that I have found incredibly useful and of great quality. One thing I also really enjoy about this mixer is I've found it to have far less noise than my other DACs. Which I assume is just the quality internals of an Alesis product I personally like to use this mixer to mix my drums and then send it's output into a seperate USB audio interface along with my other instruments/mics. This mixer has more functionality than I have mentioned, some of which I'm not entirely sure how to use yet! But I think any entry level recording enthusiast would enjoy this amazing quality mixer

## Features

- Eight-channel mixer with mic, line, and guitar-level inputs; 16-bit, 44.1/48 kHz stereo USB output for easy recording and playback from your computer
- XLR inputs with gain trim, switchable high-pass filters, and 48V phantom power; Works with iPad via Apple USB Adaptor (sold separately).
- 1/4-inch line-level inputs for instruments and high-impedance guitar input for direct-connecting guitars
- Built-in DSP effects with footswitch bypass control and Aux buss for external processing; Multicolour LED metering for visual level feedback; Main and headphone outputs with independent level controls
- Class compliant, plug-and-play USB for Mac and PC interface without installing drivers; Includes Cubase LE software

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00404E7VK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #60,799 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #145 in Unpowered Recording Mixers |
| Color Name | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (1,486) |
| Date First Available | August 22, 2010 |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.1 pounds |
| Item model number | MultiMix 8 USB FX |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Power Source | Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 12.5 x 11.2 x 3.5 inches |
| Size | 8-Channel Mixer |
| Speaker Amplification Type | active |
| Voltage | 48 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Alesis
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Item Weight:** 2.1 Pounds
- **Number of Channels:** 8
- **Product Dimensions:** 12.5"D x 11.2"W x 3.5"H

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: I'm looking to do live mutitrack recording. does the usb interface send more then one stereo master track?**
A: Evening... I downsized from the Multimix 4 to a two-channel mixer, basically used for my audio book recordings. If memory serves me correctly, this does offer 2 track in/out via the bus (stereo, of course). Sorry I couldn't be of more help...have you checked out the specs at places such as B&H, Sweetwater, zZounds and so on?

**Q: What is the difference between the main out, and monitor out? Can I control two sets of speakers, and a headphone volume independently with this mixe?**
A: Main out is for speakers, such as a PA. Monitor out can be speakers or headphones. All can be on at once.

**Q: If i'm doing a podast, can i record plug my phone into any of these ports and record a call? alongside two xlr mics.**
A: Hi Matt,Alesis support here! You can connect your phone from the headphone jack to any of the line-level inputs, and it will record alongside two XLR mics. If you have any other questions for me, please feel free to email me directly at mvieira@inmusicbrands.com.

**Q: Does this come with cubase le download?**
A: Yes, it does come with a download code.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic for the price and what it does!
*by C***G on February 14, 2023*

I bought the Multimix8 about a year and a half ago. I was looking for something compact and solid to use both for home studio recording (GarageBand and Logic Studio Pro) as well as on-line karaoke with Zoom. The build and sound quality are excellent. I have owned other Alesis gear in the past and that helped inform my decision to go with this product sight unseen. It has some important features that I value including sweepable mids on the first 2 channels as well as built-in reverb and an external effects send. Additionally, there is an insert on the first 2 channels as well which means the ability to use side chain compression. Nothing else in this price range had all of those features. There was a Yamaha that came close but required using a computer to access and control effects so it could not be completely standalone. There is also flexible input and output routing via switches which are important depending on what you are doing with it and how you want to monitor audio. It is limited to 44.1/48khz 16bit stereo digital in and out via USB but that is not an issue for me. That said I do wish it had a few other features. Exclusion of some of these are purely about keeping the cost down: I would love solo and mute buttons on the channels. These seem to be missing from all small mixers but are immensely valuable things to have! (I would have paid the same amount of money for only a 4 channel mixer that had all features on every channel plus solo/mute). It would also be really nice to be able to control the volume of the digital audio input. The digital audio FX are passable but limited (I use one of the Alesis reverbs then add in delay when needed externally with the effects send). So ultimately truly a great piece of hardware which I highly recommend!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Quality Mixer
*by A***E on April 29, 2021*

A really great professional quality mixer for a good price. I want to address first and foremost to anyone wondering, this mixer only outputs a stereo mix from the Main channel over USB. The channels are not routed individually. Besides that, you get a lot of functionality including two parametric EQ's, and EQs on every channel and built in FX sends that I have found incredibly useful and of great quality. One thing I also really enjoy about this mixer is I've found it to have far less noise than my other DACs. Which I assume is just the quality internals of an Alesis product I personally like to use this mixer to mix my drums and then send it's output into a seperate USB audio interface along with my other instruments/mics. This mixer has more functionality than I have mentioned, some of which I'm not entirely sure how to use yet! But I think any entry level recording enthusiast would enjoy this amazing quality mixer

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ and it's pretty good. The 1/4 inch Headphone out port has ...
*by K***O on November 5, 2015*

It's my first XLR mixer, and it's pretty good. The 1/4 inch Headphone out port has a lot of hiss and I can't seem to find the culprit. I'll contact the manufacturer to find out what it could be, but if you use it for feedback on how your mic sounds, expect a hiss in the background. The FX included are alright, but I don't have a use for them myself. I bought this with a Sennheiser E835 and it sounds a lot better than my Blue Snowball. Since it's a mixer, you have 4 controllable channels to mess with. I have my Main mic on Channel 1 with the low cut filter engaged (which also supplies Phantom Power if your mic requires it) and a 1/8 to 1/4 inch adapter with a standard cable connected to a device such as my phone with the guitar switch engaged. I use this to spam MLG Airhorn effects whenever I win a round in CS: GO. One thing the manual doesn't say to get this working is that you need three knobs turned on to get sound out of your mic: You need your channel gain knob engaged (item 4 on instructions sheet), channel volume (item 11), and the master volume (item 18). For line in on channel 2 from an external source such as from a guitar or tape deck, you need the guitar switch engaged and it's recommended that you don't increase the input gain, only the channel volume. Overall, it's a pretty neat toy if you want to break into podcasting or something, and an XLR mic and this mixer combined during sales isn't more expensive than a USB mic such as the Yeti, but sounds better than one.

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