Yamaha MGX12V 18-channel digital mixer with video interface black

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Yamaha MGX12V 18-channel digital mixer with video interface black

Specifications

Product features

19 inches: 19-inch rack mount (not included)
Number of analogue input channels: 8
Number of analogue output channels: 8
Number of channels: 9 - 16
Number of microphone inputs: 3 - 4
Digital audio inputs: None
Digital audio outputs: None
Digital snake: No
Sustainable product: Not specified
Dynamics: Compressor, gate, multiband compressor
Equalizer: 4-band parametric
Input: Jack (6.3 mm), RCA, XLR
Built-in audio interface: USB (multi track)
Built-in audio player: USB, SD(HC), Bluetooth
Built-in effects: Yes
Inputs: No
Network connections: None
Input level meters: Via built-in display
Remote control: No
Connector position: Top
Type of display: Touch screen, colour
Expansion possibilities: None
Output connector: Jack (6.3 mm), XLR (3-pin)
Mixer power: Adapter
Volume control: Faders

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight: 6,9 kg
Dimensions: 48,0 x 40,5 x 18,5 cm

Product specifications

Yamaha MGX12V
digital mixer with video interface
12 faders
4.3-inch touchscreen with five control buttons
sampling rate: 96 kHz, 44.1 kHz
video support: 4K 60 fps, 1080p 240 fps
mix channel inputs: 4 mono + 4 stereo + 1 Sound Pad + 2 FX return
sockets: 1 STEREO + 8 MIX
inputs: 4 combo (microphone/line), 4 TRS, 4 RCA
outputs: 2 XLR, 6 TRS jack, 4 headphones
digital connectivity:
- USB MAIN: 18 inputs / 18 outputs (32-bit / 96 kHz)
- USB SUB: 2 inputs / 2 outputs (16-bit / 48 kHz)
- microSD card: 16-track recording / 2-track playback (24-bit / up to 96 kHz)
- Bluetooth audio input: 2 inputs (Bluetooth 5.0, A2DP)
Built-in DSP processor:
- Gate
- Compressor
- EQ
- Sweet Spot Morphing Channel Strip (Comp & EQ)
- Guitar Amp Classics (Amp Simulator)
- Pitch Fix (Voice Changer)
- Ducker
- Multi-Band Compressor
- Compander
- Delay
- REV-X (Reverb)
frequency response: +0.0 / -0.5 dB 20 Hz to 20 kHz
power consumption: 38.4 W
Supplied accessories:
- Starter Guide
- safety guide
- Steinberg software licence card x2 (Cubase AI + WaveLab Cast, Steinberg Plus)
- Basic FX Suite licence card
- power supply (PA-300C)
dimensions: 33.5 x 32 x 10 cm
weight: 3.9 kg

Choose your variant – Number of analogue output channels: 8

Yamaha MGX12V 18-channel digital mixer with video interface white

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Product no: 9000-0149-8532

General

Yamaha's MGX12V is a digital mixing console of the latest generation. Besides all the basic functions of a mixer, it includes many features needed by the modern musician and content creator, such as the video interface. It has 12 faders, 4 mono channels with microphone preamplifier and 4 stereo channels, giving you plenty of connections. It also features a DSP with many effects, such as reverb, delay, compression and a parametric equaliser with four bands. All this is controlled by the 4.3-inch touchscreen and the 5 buttons below. A guitar amp simulation is not missing either.

Extensive possibilities in audio and video

What makes the MGX12V so unique is its video interface. This allows you to process an image signal up to 4K 60 fps via HDMI. This is ideal for streamers and content creators or if you're streaming live music. You can split the audio from the HDMI signal, merging it with instruments, microphones or other audio devices. You can then record the whole thing, along with the video, on your computer. So you have everything you need in one fell swoop. The original image signal is fed through the HDMI-through output, so you can display it on a screen.