I mentioned the new Behringer X-Air mixers coming out early next year .. here's another line coming out in January (so they say).
From Australia, SM Pro Audio ... the uMix line of Digital, Wireless mixers .. from $250 to $1000.
Here is the low midrange uMix 12, a 12 channel unit $499 .. like the Behringer X-Air XR12 (and it may be the same guts for all I know), it has a built-in WiFi access point, so it will work even without connection to the Internet.
Has 8 combo jacks, 4 1/4", 2 Aux sends, plays from a USB stick and can record to a 2nd. 4 effect engines, each channel has dynamics available (compressor,limiter,PEQ), and wireless control from iOS, Android, PC and Mac systems.
Rack mountable as well.
For me, I'm thinking I could put one of these or the Behringer in a lower rack, using a tablet or laptop to control additional mics for karaoke, have the ability to adjust sound from out in the room.
Behringer is smaller, and cheaper at $299 (though doesn't have as many mic pres), doesn't record, but VERY similar (eerily?).
From Australia, SM Pro Audio ... the uMix line of Digital, Wireless mixers .. from $250 to $1000.
Here is the low midrange uMix 12, a 12 channel unit $499 .. like the Behringer X-Air XR12 (and it may be the same guts for all I know), it has a built-in WiFi access point, so it will work even without connection to the Internet.
Has 8 combo jacks, 4 1/4", 2 Aux sends, plays from a USB stick and can record to a 2nd. 4 effect engines, each channel has dynamics available (compressor,limiter,PEQ), and wireless control from iOS, Android, PC and Mac systems.
Rack mountable as well.
For me, I'm thinking I could put one of these or the Behringer in a lower rack, using a tablet or laptop to control additional mics for karaoke, have the ability to adjust sound from out in the room.
Behringer is smaller, and cheaper at $299 (though doesn't have as many mic pres), doesn't record, but VERY similar (eerily?).