The Yamaha MG10XUF Analogue USB Mixer is the next development of the hugely successful MG10XU. The first noticeable change is the introduction of faders on the master channel. The MG10XUF achieves a transparent sound through an intuitive, simple-to-use mixer. The preamp is the starting point when it comes to mixers and they are the most vital components for determining the quality of your mix. The mixers within the Yamaha MG series all feature a studio-grade class-A D-PRE preamp to deliver more power at a lower impedance. This premium preamp possesses an extremely wide frequency range and delivers a sound full of fat bass tones and incredibly smooth highs with little to no distortion. This pure platform allows you to get straight into the performance without needing to spend wasted time trying to 'fix' your mix.

The MG10XU is solidly constructed, has a rugged strain relief power cable, and has some neat features that a few competitive models don't match in this price range. The built-in effects give great scope to help tailor your sound. It's idyllic for live performance. Pros Power Requirements: PA-10 (AC 38 VCT, 0.62A, Cable length = 3.6 m) or equivalent recommended by Yamaha The MG10XUF features 10 input channels, including 4 channels with D-PRE mic preamps, independent 3-band EQ's, 1-knob compressors, pad switches and switchable +48V phantom power. I am satisfied with the sound and build quality. The functionality for channels 1-4 is great and very versatile, compare to cheaper counterparts. Start as you mean to go on, with the studio level preamp giving you incredible sound so you don’t have to spend time fixing it later – ideal when studio time comes at a premium.Another great feature on the MG10XUF mixer is the newly upgraded 1-knob compressors which have LED indicators for visual monitoring of the compression at work. With an intuitive, easy-to-use interface, the MG Series boasts an extensive lineup of compact mixing consoles with models ranging from six to twenty channels, suitable for a diverse range of users and applications. For installed, recording, or live music settings, the solid construction and flexible design of these consoles lets you shape your sound with confidence, continually delivering peak performance and a level of sound quality and reliability unrivalled in its class. Mesa de mezclas de 12 canales: máximo 6 entradas de micro/12 de línea (4 mono + 4 estéreo); 2 buses de grupo + 1 bus estéreo; 2 envíos AUX (incluyendo envío para efectos). Funciona con iPad (2 o posterior) mediante el kit “Camera Connection” o el adaptador Lightning a USB para cámaras de Apple.

Within the mixer, the circuit board and all the individual components are protected thanks to controlled placement of the chassis, ensuring impact to the chassis won’t affect them. Yamaha MG10XUF 10-Channel USB Mixer Specs: For live sound, we feel the Yamaha MG10XUF is by far the superior audio mixer. The faders, on buttons, and PFL controls make the MG10XUF faster and more accurate to use. Some similarly priced compact mixers typically only provide two phantom capable channels, but the MG10XU gives you double. You could have a couple of singers and still hook-up a couple of overheads for your drummer, or even mic up a guitar cab if you fancied it.Mesa de mezclas de 16 canales: máximo 10 entradas de micro/16 de línea (8 mono + 4 estéreo); 4 buses de grupo + 1 bus estéreo; 4 envíos AUX (incluyendo envío para efectos). Space generally isn’t an issue at a live event, and we find it’s more comfortable working with a larger console as things are less cramped. Yamaha MG10XU Vs. Yamaha MG10XUF | Live Streaming Recommendation

The Yamaha MG10XU also has an FX send so you can add external effects if you want to. There's also a foot pedal connection for easy live FX switching as well. Featuring an updated version of Yamaha's highly regarded SPX effects processor, the MG10XUF offers up to 24 editable digital effects. These built-in effects provide additional depth to an overall sound or give a boost to a live band performance. With incredible reverb and delay effects, the mixer delivers a natural sound full of clarity.

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the Yamaha MG10XUF is equipped with a studio-grade class-A D-PRE preamp for more power at a lower impedance. The Yamaha MG10XU is a well-thought-out little mixer. It features four high gain, low impedance combo channels with phantom power, and high pass filtering, making it versatile. The first two channels have compression as well. You have a generous amount of line-level inputs; all can accommodate stereo inputs, and two can handle RCA. The mixing consoles within the MG series gives users outstanding control over the improved frequency response and sound quality of condenser microphones. The input channel with PAD switch allows MIC to line level of inputs and attenuates high input signals. Therefore, the mixer can avoid issues with clipping that can be so prevalent in affecting a mix. Live streaming doesn’t generally require the same continuous mixing and adjustment as a live event, making the rotary knobs are easier to live with. Yamaha MG10XU Vs. Yamaha MG10XUF | Home Recording Recommendation Mesa de mezclas de 20 canales: máximo 16 entradas de micro/20 de línea (12 mono + 4 estéreo); 4 buses de grupo + 1 bus estéreo; 4 envíos AUX (incluyendo envío para efectos).

The faders on the MG10XUF have around 3 x the range of travel than the knobs on the MG10XU. The extra travel allows you to make more precise adjustments and makes room for detailed dB scale markings that aid calculated changes to your mix. The Yamaha MG10XU uses rotary knobs to manage the channel level, while the Yamaha MG10XUF has faders. For us, faders are preferable for 2 main reasons. With phantom power, MG Series consoles allow you to take full advantage of the greater frequency response and high sound quality of condenser microphones. The input channel with PAD switch accepts MIC to line level of inputs, PAD Switch attenuates high input signals that often accompany mic'ed instruments during performance, avoiding the clippingthat can seriously affect your mix. Specifications:

If you’re recording something dynamic like a podcast or a full band, you’re going to be working the mixer a lot more. In this case, we’d recommend the Yamaha MG10XUF for its improved speed, accuracy, and other additional features. Although this mixer has USB out and DAW compatible, and the digital connection supports a standard sampling rate of 192kHz and 24-bit depth, we would still say this is better suited to live-mixing rather than recording as an AI. If you are a 4-6 piece band, and you want to mic up drums, you will probably want to look at a ten channel option that allows for a little wiggle room. The Yamaha MG10XU is precisely that, making for a good-quality, affordable option. It's lightweight, with sensible dimensions for traveling to gigs with.