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Introduction
About the Multimix
The Multimix consoles are a versatile series of mixers designed to
perform well in the live and home studio realm. They are the latest
in the large family of Alesis audio mixers. We've come a long way
since introducing our first mixing console in 1989. Since that time
audio technology has grown in leaps and bounds, pushing up
quality and driving down prices. Only a few years ago, you
wouldn't have been able to buy a mixer this powerful for such an
affordable price. Just take a look at the key features listed below,
and you'll see that you have just made an incredible addition to
your home studio or live setup.
The Multimix consoles give you just about everything you need to
create polished, professional-sounding mixes. When designing this
unit, our goal was to give you as much control over your mixes as
possible without requiring a wealth of extra equipment. That's why
we added tools like the digital effects processor, the mic preamps
and the digital out. And with a multitude of ways in which to
connect other equipment and instruments, the Multimix offers
endless possibilities.
Multimix Key Features
Three Models: Multimix-12FX and Multimix-12FXD
(4 microphone/line inputs with up to 50dB of preamp
gain), Multimix-16FXD (8 microphone/line inputs with
up to 50dB of preamp gain)
4 stereo inputs – great for line-level instruments.
Internal digital effects processor with 100 preset
effects and an easy-to-read display – includes a variety
of reverbs, delays, choruses, flanges, a pitch transposer and
multiple combinations of these.
3-band EQ per channel – a potent tool for sonically
shaping each channel to get that perfect mix.
1 pre/post-fader aux send per channel (switchable) –
gives you control over the level of the pre- or post-fader
signal being routed to an external device.
1 post-fader aux send/effects send per channel – a
control for the signal being routed to another external
device or to the onboard effects processor.
PFL/Solo in place functionality per channel – isolates a
channel with a single push of a button.
Mute/Alt 3/4 assign per channel – lets you mute a
channel and, at the same time, route its signal to the mixer's
ALT 3/4 output—a separate stereo bus.
Independent Main Mix and Alt 3/4 levels – permits you
to separately command the levels of the MultiMix's two
stereo buses
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