Rockville RockMix 4 4-Channel Mixer USB Interface, Phantom Power, 3-Band EQ, Compact Design, Perfect for Home Studio Recording and Podcasting

In building my new broadcast studio, I needed an interface that would not only work with my computer, but also be versatile in different settings and not "Rodecaster" expensive. This was a great product and it's served me well. It's basically plug and play and the sound quality is good for the price. I've also used it for live events and let me tell you, it's a godsend. I love this thing and wish I could buy another one because it's so good. Maybe even a bigger mixer with more channels!

Not sure what people are talking about not having enough phantom power. It provided +48v for phantom power if you press the button when you are using a condenser mic. I plugged in my AT2020, enabled phantom power, plugged into my PC via just the USB cable and everything just worked.Discord and all windows apps detects it just fine, levels are perfect when listening back to it.I love the fact you can easily change EQ without using software which increases latency.

I have used the Rockville Mixer a total of 10 times. The product just literally doesn't work at all. I have been completely embarrassed buying this equipment for my Podcast. I got influencers together to record an episode and the equipment was faulty. I was spending hours messing with the equipment and it never worked and still doesn't work after more attempts. I have full episodes recorded and we look like idiots talking with microphones and hearing no volume. When it does work, one person sounds louder than the other dramatically. It's really really bad. Do not by.On top of it, the customer service is terrible. They really will not help you at all if you have issues. They take pleasure in leaving people unhappy. It's sick

sorry but i try to use this product for many minutes and i didn't figure out the problem when conect to my mac, a couple minut after i figure out the problem. the USB cable has a problem. i resolve with other old cable that i had.

Very good article, wow that great quality I recommend it as many times as possible.

It does what I need it to do mostly, but unfortunately, the second channel does not get phantom power, so if you plan on using this for dual stereo microphone output, you will need either an inline phantom power supply, or another single channel phantom powered mixer to daisy chain into.

I've been looking for a right-sized mixer/audio interface for a while now. I have a mic, bass guitar, guitar/pedalboard (stereo), and a stereo keyboard (Korg Kross). So, I was looking for a 6-8 channel mixer, that also had an audio interface for Ableton Live and listening to YouTube videos.I looked at a bunch of audio interfaces, but they were either too big and/or too expensive. I also wanted to have a hi impedance (hi-z) input for the bass guitar, because I could really hear the difference when running my bass into a 1/4" but not hi-z input. Also, I wanted to have the option for phantom power, because I have a condenser mic and a preamp that runs on phantom power.Well, this little 6 channel mixer does it all! Not only that, but it's USB powered, so I don't even have to run an extra power line to it. What's really nice is that, when recording with Ableton, the "PC to Main Mix/Phones" button does the exact right thing; it cuts the audio to the speakers AND routs only the recording signal to the DAW.The only improvement I would suggest is that the Phones level and the Main Mix level should be independent; if you turn down the main mix, and leave the phones up, you should be able to monitor the phones only.That being said, this thing is a banger for less than $100!

I bought this just under two months ago and the left side out isn't working anymore. I've tried different cables and no luck.