The consoles have XLR and switchable Hi-Z inputs that enable guitars, basses, and other instruments to be directly connected. One would think that these effects are not that good and just here to add something to this mixing desk, but not only do they sound great, even better than some commercial plugins, but they are also extremely easy to set with just a pair of parameter knobs. They come loaded with studio-quality effects from Lexicon like Reverb, Delay, Chorus, Modulation, and other effects and dbx limiters on the input channels. This Mixer’s interface will also allow you to use the plugins on your DAW for actual live performances in real-time as well as for studio monitoring without any latency at all.

These preamps also come with a Sapphyre Asymmetric EQ, which has two separate mid-bands, allowing you to EQ everything thoroughly. They have the Ghost preamps, which are the ones featured on their Ghost Consoles which are the top of the line. They are of extremely good quality giving you a lot of headroom, a wide dynamic range, and a good signal-to-noise ratio. The MTK series are fantastic for anyone who is building a home studio and wants a good Mixer with loads of inputs and options. It is important to make the distinction between the MTK series and the regular ones īoth can be connected to the PC via USB but the regular ones only offer two channels for stereo recording and support 24-bit/192kHz resolution, while the MTK ones offer 12 or 22 Multi-track recording but at a reduced 24-bit/48kHz sample rate. They both allow for 12 or 22 multi-track recordings respectively. The Signature MTK 12 and 22 series from Soundcraft are analog mixers that also come with onboard effects and USB multi-track recording and playback. Soundcraft Signature MTK 12 and 22 Series

Let’s get right into the first one on this list… 1.

Multitrack daw