Roland GO:MIXER PRO-X Audio Mixer for Smartphones | Connect and Mix up to 7 Audio Sources | Add Studio Quality Audio to your Social Content and Livestreams
$159.99
Price: $159.99
(as of Jan 10, 2025 06:53:46 UTC – Details)
If you create music videos, web shows, podcasts, or livestreams with a phone or tablet, you need GO:MIXER PRO-X. Audio quality can make or break your presentation, and your device’s built-in mic won’t cut it if you really want to impress your listeners and keep them engaged. With GO:MIXER PRO-X, you can connect and mix up to seven audio input sources with studio quality—so you’ll always sound your best no matter where you are.
Palm-sized audio mixer for mobile devices
If you create music videos, web shows, podcasts, or livestreams with a phone or tablet, you need GO-MIXER PRO-X – a portable audio mixer for creating professional-sounding content with mobile devices.
Connect and mix up to seven audio input sources with studio quality—so you’ll always sound your best no matter where you are.
Multiple inputs—connect microphones, musical instruments, and more
Loop Back function for playing along with backing tracks from your mobile device
Comes with three connection cables: USB Micro-B to USB-C, USB Micro-B to Lightning, and TRRS to TRRS
48 V phantom power available via XLR
Powered by your smartphone or four AAA alkaline batteries
Trusted Roland Quality and 2 Year Warranty on registration with Roland
Customers say
Customers find the audio mixing console useful for streaming and recording. It’s a versatile tool that works well for guitars and keyboards. They find it easy to use and set up, taking about 5 minutes. The design and learning material are also appreciated. However, some customers have mixed opinions on the sound quality and battery life.
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13 reviews for Roland GO:MIXER PRO-X Audio Mixer for Smartphones | Connect and Mix up to 7 Audio Sources | Add Studio Quality Audio to your Social Content and Livestreams
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J Stark –
Perfect for recording guitar, backing tracks and other sources directly into smart phone video.
I needed a small interface mixer to record Facebook videos. I first bought a cheaper marathon which didnât work. This one works perfectly, the design is great. There is a headphone jack so I donât bother anyone in the house and am playing as loud as need be. Small lightweight, a great value.
Amazon Customer –
Easy to use!
I used this to record my Roland V drums along with video on my iPhone. Worked the first time and only took about 5 minutes to set up.
Atomic805 –
Easy to get started. Comes with everything.
Great for TE pocket operators. Records straight into iPhone. Good sound. Played my bass guitar into Garage Band with headphones monitoring beats/sounds from the synth. It works for everything you can think of.
Justin –
The List of Incompatible Devices is HUGE
I have an ipad 9th gen & a Samsung s23+. Device was going to interface between my ipad, guitar, and mic for recording purposes. I have tested this thing in very extensive (and extremely frustrating) manner to be certain. I should’ve just went with the Scarlett right from the word go. At this point I returned it and it’s going to take up to a month to get my refund… Absolute nonsense. I sincerely regret buying this paper weight. Do yourself a massive favor and either look on the site to see if you’re compatible or simply pick something that isn’t awful. The return/refund window is just insult to injury.
Alec F. –
Works great. Batteries are a serious drawback.
I really like the simple design of the device. It sounds good and doubles as a phone stand which is pretty nice. Overall I think it’s worth it but there are some draw-backs that seriously hurt this product.The biggest one being that it uses 4 AAA batteries. It does come with a cable so that you can power the device using your phone, but if you use that, you cannot use 48V Phantom Power which means that it’s useless for my purposes.Also, the aux cable that it comes with for Smartphone In/Out is soooo short. I shoot guitar videos at a decent distance from my phone’s camera, but I have to leave the interface by my phone because the cable is too short. This makes it a huge pain to adjust levels as well.
Dan Barto –
Bad for bass recording
Using this with a Moto Google play smartphone. I had to download the Roland 4X Camera app, to get it to record properly. But, great so far.Update, six months later and I still cannot get a decent bass recording from this thing. It probably works better for guitars and keyboards, but not for bass guitar. I upgraded to a DI box and a focusrite solo and a decent laptop.
Adrian Q –
Great device for mobile videos
I’ve used both the older Go:Mixer and this new Go:Mixer pro. The addition of an XLR input, optional battery power, and the helpful cell phone stand elevate this product. Useful for bedroom DJs, livestreaming, making quick videos and reels. Very easy to use and very versitile.
alfred miessner –
Very good for the price
It is very easy to use and cuts down any hassles to just simply record quickly the only thing I have noticed the drums come out very clear but my wife’s guitar lacks body, and sounds slightly muffled.
Musicoman –
Fonctionne très bien pour un DJ.
daniel parra lopez –
Funciona muy bien y el sonido es maravilloso , me ayuda mucho a subir videos tocando guitarra
Joao –
Da de ligar mic condensador um violão e um teclado estério
BuyerD –
Won’t introduce any delay/latency when mixing. This is because it’s analog system. No self-noise.
Christian Aranda –
Una maravilla para mezclar audio al celular o la computadora