This compact mixer is perfect for use in computer-recording setups, intimate live-sound environments, video-editing and production studios, and portable podcasting setups. MultiMix 4 USB FX is a four-channel desktop mixer with a USB digital audio interface that lets you mix live, in the home studio, and record audio directly to a computer.

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Do you know of any way to fix this? or is it just not fully compatible. However i'm still confused on as to why logic pro x only recognises the first 2 inputs of the mixer when it's an 8 channel mixer. I managed to fix the buzzing sound, thanks! I realised it was only happening when i had 2 1/4 inch cables plugged into the main out l+r of the mixer > my CR4 inputs. Hopefully there’s something in there that stops the issue. Also, if possible, use balanced cables from your mixer to speakers.

Other ways to cut down ground hum is to make sure that all equipment is plugged into one power outlet (via a 4-way if needed) as they then all share the same earth. This may cure it, if not then here’s a few things to help track down/fix.ġ) If you disconnect the speakers and listen to the Multimix’s headphone out, is the buzz there as well? If it’ s gone then this assumes something’s wrong between the main outs of the mixer and your speakers, so.Ģ) If you plug some headphones into the CR4, do you still hear the buzz? You don’t say if you are using a laptop or desktop, but if it’s a laptop try running it on the battery and see if the buzz stops.

…and this sounds like a ground loop that can happen sometimes. Any help will be appreciated, and again, sorry if i'm bad at explaining this all. If someone could walk me through how to set this mixer up with logic pro x properly that would be amazing. When i turn 'core audio' off in audio settings the buzzing goes away too but then i can't record anything through the computer. When i disconnect the USB wire the noise goes away completely. Should they not each have a separate input? I'm sure i'm overlooking something, have set up the mixer wrong or i'm just being stupid.Īlso, i have a slight buzzing sound playing through my monitors (Mackie CR4's, they are plugged into the mixer via the 'main out') whenever the USB is plugged in. All 4 of the MIC inputs on the mixer work in input 1 or 2. When i create a new audio track in logic the only inputs available are input 1, input 2, input 1 & 2, bus and surround. I just purchased an alesis multimix 8 USB FX mixer/interface to record vox/guitar into logic pro x. I'm relatively new to all of this so sorry in advance.

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