Product Detail
CMixer is an amazing standalone software mixer designed for various event broadcasting. It's perfect for online radios, talk shows, dialogue recordings, speeches, conferences, meetings, podcasting, and small live concerts. You can connect all your outboard equipment via an audio interface, like modulars, drum machines, and synthesizers. Add some plugins, set the levels, and start playing with your outboard gear without getting distracted by a DAW environment. It can meet all your in - box audio needs while using your favorite plugins to process audio. The Automix, Follow, and Gate modes are great helpers for multi - microphone broadcasting sessions. Instead of a hardware mixer, you can use a computer and any audio interface with CMixer to manage your audio broadcasting events. Features include a 13 - channel software mixer with up to 10 mono inputs + 3 stereo inputs. Each channel has a 5 - band parametric EQ and can support up to 4 plugins. The Automix engine handles multi - mic sessions well. There are also Follow and Autogate modes, 3 channel groups, 2 stereo mixbus sends, 2 stereo outputs, an external recording output, side - chain gain control for stereo channels, a pink noise generator, recording capabilities, save & recall presets, and a MIDI matrix to control CMixer with your MIDI device. Inputs consist of 10 mono and 3 stereo input channels (stereo channels can be used in mono). The Channel Rack on each channel has phase invert, - 20dB Pad, HPF, input gain (+/- 15dB), 5 - Band parametric EQ, 4 AU/VST plugins, pan, mute & solo. The Automix Engine automatically controls output gains in multi - microphone sessions and reduces feedback and background noise. In Follow Mode, CMixer automatically follows the speaker in a broadcast, muting other channels. Gate Mode activates or deactivates channel outputs based on the output level, removing background noise and feedback. Recording supports stereo/mono and multi - track for selected input channels. Outputs include 2 Stereo Outputs, 2 Stereo Mix Bus Outputs, and 1 External Recording Output. CMixer can work at up to 192 kHz/32 - Bit depending on your soundcard.
Using CMixer is quite easy. First, connect your outboard equipment to your computer through an audio interface. Then, set up the input channels according to your needs, you can choose between mono and stereo inputs. You can add plugins to each channel to enhance the audio. For multi - microphone events, the Automix, Follow, and Gate modes are very useful. In Automix mode, it will automatically adjust the output gains and reduce background noise. Follow mode will focus on the main speaker. Gate mode helps to clean up the audio by controlling channel outputs. When recording, you can choose between stereo and mono, and the multi - track mode allows you to record only the channels you select. Remember to check your soundcard's capabilities as CMixer can work up to 192 kHz/32 - Bit depending on it. To maintain CMixer, keep your software up - to - date. Regularly save your presets so you don't lose your settings. If you use a MIDI device to control CMixer, make sure it's properly connected and configured.
