Mixer, also known as mixing console, amplifies, mixes, distributes, modifies sound quality, and processes sound effects from multiple input signals, which are then output through a master bus. A mixing station is an important equipment for broadcasting and recording programs in modern radio broadcasting, stage amplification, audio program production, and other systems. Mixers can be divided into analog mixers and digital mixers according to signal processing methods.
There are differences in the number of input channels, the number of panel function keys, and output indicators of a mixing console. In fact, to master the use of a mixing console, it is necessary to examine it overall. Through practical operation and connection, practice naturally makes perfect. The mixing console is divided into three main parts: input part, busbar part, and output part. The bus section connects the input and output parts, forming the entire mixing console.