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QSC TouchMix-8 Compact Digital Mixer with Bag

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Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer


Features

  • 12 Full Function Inputs: 4 Mic, 4 Mic/Line (XLR/TRS Combo), 2 Stereo line (TRS), USB 2-track
  • Outputs: 4 Aux (XLR), 1 Stereo (TRS), Main R/L (XLR), Cue/Monitor (TRS)
  • TRS Aux outs drive wired In Ear Monitors (IEM) directly. The TouchMix personal monitor app requires iOS 8 or higher
  • 4-band full parametric EQ, variable high-pass and low-pass filters on all input channels
  • Gate and compressor on all input channels. Power Requirements- 42 W, 100 - 240 VAC, 50 - 60 Hz.Frequency Response- 20 Hz-20 kHz +/-0.5 dB, any input to any output

Description

The QSC TouchMix-8 compact digital mixers are designed for musicians, production professionals and live performance venues that need the power and capability of a large concert mixing console in a compact, affordable and easy to use form. The TouchMix-8 mixer has the functionality to satisfy demanding professionals combined with a range of features and functions that help the less experienced user achieve quality results. The QSC Touch Mix Series represents a breakthrough in innovation and digital mixer design - the result of a remarkable collaboration between QSC and industry icons Greg Mackie and Peter Watts (M&W Pro Audio Ltd.) Touch Mix not only resets the bar for performance and value, but also redefines the user experience for both professionals and novices alike.

Brand: QSC


Number of Channels: 8


Item Weight: 1950 Grams


Connectivity Technology: USB


Power Source: Corded Electric


Item Weight: 4.3 pounds


Product Dimensions: 20 x 5 x 17 inches


Item model number: QSC TOUCHMIX8


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: April 10, 2014


Hardware Interface: USB


Power Source: Corded Electric


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Mini studio in a box. Just add a a solid state drive for all tracks, or usb stick for stereo mix down.
Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer
This board blows you away. Replaces racks of EQs, compressors, and gates, yet everything is easy to get to. You dont need a menu cheat sheet because nothing is burried in tons of sub-menus. Noise is extremely low for on-location or filming. If you'r thinking about rigging an outboard battery for portable use, the ac adaptor that comes with this thing is propietary, and provides several different plus and minus voltages. While you may not need a gas generator for on-location use, you will need a 12 volt, 17 amp agm battery and a mini sine wave inverter to run tgis in the middle of a jungle. This is one powerful board that will lay down all your tracks on an optional ssd drive for processong through your favorite daw. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2016 by zoolane
    • Super cool. Compact!
Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer
Touch screen sensitivity was frustrating. Display graphics need higher resolution: RTA. LED screen update would be nice for outdoors use.
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2019 by Great
    • Doesn't cut it for me
Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer
I purchased this mixer with the intent of it replacing my Allen & Heath ZED10 analog mixer. Unfortunately it did not live up to my expectations. In testing I had the board freeze up on me twice (yes I updated to the latest firmware) plus there is some lag when moving the virtual faders on the built-in touch screen which is annoying. The touchscreen also doesn't seem to support multi-touch so you can't move multiple faders at once unless you're using an iPad to mix. Also unlike my Allen & Heath Qu-16 digital board (which I use for larger events) I can't adjust the gain on a channel remotely with an iPad. I never ended up using this board on a gig (I'm a DJ and a live sound engineer) but the issues with the interface locking up and lag with making fine adjustments would make me wary of doing so which is part of the reason I returned it. It's internal routing options weren't as flexible as I was expecting either and I wasn't able to setup the board to do what I wanted. I love QSC's speakers, I have a pair of K10's, KW122's and a KW181 sub and they are all fantastic but I don't feel this product matches the quality of those. Maybe they will vastly improve it with software updates and a re-design but for now I guess I'll be sticking with my analog mixer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2016 by Samuel S. Newby
    • Having Problem with my Aux Sends
Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer
I started using the eq for less then a week. And the Aux sends keep giving me problems. I cant adjust the volume accurately without affecting the main output volume. I tried different options with pre, post etc... Think it is physical hardware problem.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by Yeo Kuang Yong
    • Fantastic powerful mixer in small footprint!
Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer
Fantastic mixer with powerful features and very configurable! Love the big power and small footprint!
Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2020 by Ricochet
    • Great Sound, Extremely Powerful, Horrible Touch Screen.
Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer
This would be 5 enthusiastic stars if the touch screen weren't awful. The sound is great. The processing power is great. The effects are the best sounding I've heard in a portable digital console in this range. The mic pres sound good. The compressor is excellent and gives you the ability to precisely dial in the exact sound you're looking for, with adjustable attack and release. The ability to put the compressor post-EQ allows you to really shape the sound and compress either transparently or for effect. If you know what you're doing, you can use this to get an incredible vocal sound. The touch screen is downright awful. It is virtually impossible to responsively select and drag a fader precisely. You will really need to use a tablet. Worse yet, the on-screen buttons are extremely unresponsive. I can repeatedly, forcefully, and precisely press a button 7 or 8 times before the screen responds. If the rest of the mixer weren't so good for what it is, I'd write a scathing review because the touch screen is so bad. I have a Behringer X32, and a Presonus StudioLive Series III, and a Bose ToneMatch T4S. I think the X32 has a more neutral or natural sound, where as the Touchmix is a tad bright, but I like the dynamics a lot better on the Touchmix, and the effects are at least on par so far, based upon initial assumptions. The Touchmix sounds way better than the Presonus, mic pres, effects, everything. And the Touchmix absolutely destroys the Bose T4S. My L1 Model II/B2 Stereo pair sounds exponentially better with this unit. Haven't had a chance to evaluate the recording or USB playback, or connectivity reliability. Also, it runs hot, so I have it on top of a USB laptop fan cooler pad. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2021 by DiamondPilot
    • OUSTANDING FEATURES LIKE FROM A MUCH BIGGER DIGITAL
Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer
OUTSTANDING SMALL DIGIAL MIXER. OUSTANDING FEATURES LIKE FROM A MUCH BIGGER DIGITAL CONSOLE
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2016 by Kirby
    • Very unreliable recording functionality
Style: TouchMix-8 Digital Mixer
I actually bought 16 channel of this model but Amazon doesn't allow me to write review for that for some reason. I assume the pros and cons apply to the other variants as well. Pros: I haven't found other mixers that are lightweight, small footprint, 10+ mic inputs, and with buit-in recording functionality. This is exactly what we need in our setup. Cons: 1. Lack of physical controls, especially sliders and mute buttons, is inconvenient; 2. The touchscreen lacks responsiveness and precision, especially in today's standards. 3. The UI, especially the recording/playback part, is not super intuitive for people used to use DAWs. 4. The recording functionality is unreliable. The built-in recording function is the reason I bought this unit. The manual suggested using good quality USB 3.0 drives, which is what I was using. However, when I recorded a multi-track project, all tracks had audio dropouts at random places, and sometimes even weird time warps. There's no warning shown on the screen, and I only noticed the issue when I copied all files to DAW, and the project is completely unusable and unrepairable. I guess it might still be caused by write speed issue, but the USB drive I'm using has more than enough write bandwidth to support the throughput. QSC should fix the hardware/firmware/software to have proper write buffering, or at least have a test program for new USB drives. Especially considering the price of this unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2024 by Can Tang

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