Different Principles of Signal Processing: An analog mixer processes continuous analog electrical signals. A digital mixer converts analog audio into binary digital signals via AD chips; all volume, EQ and effect calculations are handled by the built-in DSP chip, and the signals are converted back to analog audio through DA chips before output.
Operation Mode: Analog mixers feature an independent fader for each channel, offering intuitive operation but no parameter storage function. Digital mixers adopt shared faders and universal control knobs, come with scene memory, and support Wi-Fi wireless connection for remote mixing control.
Built-in Effects: Analog mixers barely have built-in effects, with limited EQ bands and no RTA function. Digital mixers are equipped with a full set of DSP effects and more professional functions such as parametric EQ, FIR filters, real-time spectrum RTA, auto-mixing, ducking and speaker calibration.
Digital mixers are equipped with a full set of DSP effects, including various reverbs, delays, chorus, multi-band compressors, noise gates and limiters.
The M20 adopts a DSP processing chip, and is equipped with a high-definition touch screen and RTA. Its processing functions are identical to those of full digital mixers. Meanwhile, it retains physical faders like analog mixers, with independent controls for each channel. Compared with the shared motorized faders on full digital consoles, it is ideal for users accustomed to analog mixers to transition smoothly to digital mixing workflows.
Yes, it can store up to 20 scenes, though fader positions will not be saved.
Yes. Our professional digital mixers feature premium high-fidelity audio performance and reliable USB recording function. They integrate all essential recording tools required for home studios, making them an ideal all-in-one device for personal music recording, podcasting and audio production.
ADI provides integrated premium ADC, DAC and dedicated audio DSP chips. They feature ultra-low noise, high dynamic range, low latency and powerful built-in processing for EQ, FIR filter, RTA and effects. The all-in-one audio solution ensures clean, stable sound and simplifies circuit design for professional digital mixers.
Yes. The mixer is equipped with USB and OTG interfaces to establish a stable connection with computers. After connection, users are able to record mixed audio signals directly to the computer, play audio files and backing tracks from the computer to the mixer, and remotely configure mixer parameters, adjust EQ, manage effect settings and recall scene presets via professional PC control software.
Although the mixer can be linked to a mobile phone, only basic volume adjustment is available on mobile devices. Professional mixing functions such as EQ adjustment, built-in effects, scene memory, RTA analysis and signal routing cannot be accessed. The limited operation interface fails to meet complete mixing requirements, so mobile phones are not recommended for control.
For full-function remote operation, we suggest using tablets or PCs. The dedicated control software supports all mixer functions, including channel EQ, various audio effects, scene preset recall, signal routing and real-time spectrum monitoring, delivering a complete and smooth control experience suitable for live performances and venue system debugging.
Yes, we offer full sets of free supporting technical resources for all our audio products.
We supply exclusive dedicated debugging software at no cost, which supports parameter adjustment, effect editing, scene storage and other professional tuning operations for our digital mixers and DSP processors. Meanwhile, complete user manuals in both Chinese and English are available, covering detailed function explanations, wiring diagrams and parameter setting steps. We also produce intuitive step-by-step video tutorials to help users quickly master device connection, basic operation and advanced tuning skills.
RTA (Real-Time Analyzer) is a built-in spectrum detection tool. It shows real-time audio frequency distribution visually, allowing you to calibrate room acoustics, tune EQ accurately and eliminate microphone feedback objectively.
