Saramonic MV-Mixer Dual-Channel XLR Audio Interface Mixer for Mac PC Recording Studio Singers Musicians Podcasters Guitar Sound Equipment, Real-Time and Playback Monitoring Music Production Software
Original price was: $69.99.$49.00Current price is: $49.00.
Price: $69.99 - $49.00
(as of Jan 16, 2025 17:53:37 UTC – Details)
Product Description
【Dual-Channel USB Audio Interface】 The Maple Flute MV-Mixer is a powerful dual-channel USB audio interface, providing a perfect dual-channel audio solution for singers, musicians, podcasters, and music producers.
【Versatile Input Ports】The product is equipped with two XLR/6.35mm combo input ports, allowing you to connect dynamic/condenser microphones, instruments, and line-level input devices. You can choose between XLR or 6.35mm connectors based on your needs. Each combo input port has an independent gain control knob, allowing for easy volume adjustment.
【High-Quality Audio】The MV-Mixer supports 24-bit/192kHz lossless audio, delivering clear and natural sound quality. You can enjoy high-fidelity audio recording and playback, ensuring outstanding performance for your music or recordings.
【Real-Time and Playback Monitoring】The MV-Mixer feature a 6.35mm headphone input port for audio monitoring. By switching between INPUT/PLAYBACK monitoring modes, you can monitor the audio in real time during recording or playback. This ensures that you achieve the desired audio effects.
【Flexible Audio Output Control】The product also provides 6.35mm left and right output ports for external speaker connection. You can adjust the volume precisely using the independent volume control knobs. This allows you to fine-tune the audio output according to your needs, ensuring optimal performance in different environments
9 reviews for Saramonic MV-Mixer Dual-Channel XLR Audio Interface Mixer for Mac PC Recording Studio Singers Musicians Podcasters Guitar Sound Equipment, Real-Time and Playback Monitoring Music Production Software
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Original price was: $69.99.$49.00Current price is: $49.00.
Raul –
It’s really good ð¤·
For the price (50 dollars on sale) it’s an actual steal and the product itself is great. No problems setting it up with my daw(mixcraft 10.5 pro studio). No latency with the asio4all driver and the combo Jack’s are not noisy(if you have crackling audio uninstall asio and reinstall it). It’s a true 192khz 24bit interface and it performs great. There is 1 problem is that you can’t use a usb c to c it’s only usb a to usb c but other than that connectivity is great
bweaver –
Audio interface essential
This is a nice option for anyone looking for a compact audio interface with two or more inputs. It has several features that I like. It has light indicators for gain/volume and red warning indicators for when your level is peaking. There are useful ports: USB Type C headphone jack and line-out. Works just fine on my iMac. I like using it for indicating levels that my guitar rig is outputting, so that I can level my presets. Recommended!
Matt Davies –
A decent interface.
While I think there are better options at this price point for 2 input interface, this is not a bad option. It’s fully featured and will do the job.
States –
Quality hardware, but lacks ASIO and needs better Windows drivers
This XLR interface has a lot going for it physically, with clean sound, dual-channel inputs, 48V phantom power, and zero-delay monitoring. I just wish that Saramonic would support all that with proper Windows drivers, instead of relying on the barebones one built into the operating system.The interface is superficially plug-and-play on Windows 11, but the full experience is imperfect. A generic “USB Audio Device” driver ends up being used, and an “XMOS DFU component” is left unrecognized in Device Manager. A few times already, the MV-Mixer has become unresponsive between takes of a recording session, forcing me to unplug and reinsert the USB cable to get things working again.Playback volume on the MV-Mixer also behaves strangely when I adjust it in Windows. As I move the slider, volume changes occur in large jumps instead of smooth increments. For example, thereâs hardly any difference between 100 and 97%, but the volume drops significantly when it hits 96%. My other Windows audio devices donât exhibit this problem.I suspect that the MV-Mixerâs issues could be resolved if proper drivers were provided for it. The instruction booklet points Windows 7 users to Saramonicâs website, but as of writing this review, the only download there is a PDF copy of the manual. A customized driver might also allow the MV-Mixer to support the ASIO protocol for applications requiring low-latency sound.Iâve spent most of review talking about software/drivers because thatâs whatâs holding the MV-Mixer back from greatness. The hardware is excellent, with versatile inputs, a low noise floor, smooth controls, and more. However, I also need the unit to be reliable in Windows and for the OS volume slider to work correctly.
T H –
Excellent quality, provides phantom power for mics, great solution for mixing two inputs
The build quality is excellent, and so is the audio quality. All controls work smoothly and there is no cracking noise from switches and rotary knobs. As a nicety, the intensity of the light around the rotary knobs increases and decreases with the setting, you can tell at a glance what value each knob was set to, ballpark estimate. Simple and intuitive interface that provides for mixing any combination of two devices, with phantom power selectable for either or both XLR inputs and the external USB connection working as either an input or an output. This mixer is powered via the USB connection, and as far as I tested the cable it came with, which connects to a USB-A thus limited power, still works with no limitation even at high volume to the output.Interestingly, this model of mixer is not listed on the saramonicusa website at the time of this review, though it is listed on the saramonic main website. The manual instructs to download the drivers from the product page, but on said page there is nothing else to download except the manual, at the time of this review. It is probably a very new, just launching product. Still, both Windows and Linux (Ubuntu) recognize the external device for both output and for input, totally usable with generic drivers. It would have been nice to include at least some beta version of proprietary drivers and other software on a USB drive or SD card in the package.
Gurtar Man –
Efficient little audio interface
I have a home studio, and I thought I would check this out because I needed a backup interface. This interface works very well and is easy to setup. The sound quality is great, no extraneous noise and I get pretty close to zero latency. It works as well as my Behringer UMC22, so I am very pleased with it. The price is really good for an interface that works as well as this does. I can’t recommend it enough. Go for it!
Jay Day –
Great sound quality
Very easy to use and great sound quality. Highly recommend!
J. Lewis –
This Interface Resolved My On-line Audio Problems
I ordered this audio interface specifically to use with my laptops/desktop and mics during the on-line meetings that are an important feature of my work. I had found that even my higher-end, big name brand devices sometimes glitched out in the middle of on-line presentations with the audio becoming choppy or going out altogether; the last time this happened during an important meeting was beyond embarrassing. This audio interface mixer has resolved these issues across all my computers, the inexpensive ones as well as those made by premium companies everyone knows. It’s easy to set up, is entirely stable in my experience — no more glitches, dropped audio, or difficulties hearing colleagues. Mics connected to this mixer are always clear and crip with sound levels that are now readily adjustable. I’m really pleased with this interface and gladly give it an enthusiastic recommendation.
BeBo –
it’s work as it should but don’t push the gain to max or it will give you a lot of noise it can support 48v power to condenser mics and work with any mic, i like it