Rockville ROCKMIX 8 Channel USB Mixer with Interface, Compressor, Bluetooth

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This little guy is good for the price. Lacking the one feature that I would have liked to seen is a dedicated headphone volume knob. Because I use this mostly without headphones it's fine. Replacing my 20 year old Mackie 402-vlz3 was a tough choice. While this guy fits the bill, it does so with a substantial drop in quality. Although there's no user manual in the box, set up was dead simple. What I recommend this for a professional setup? Definitely no. Would I use it around the house? Absolutely! The insane blue light has earned its very own bit of black tape.

Better than anything for a simple home patch

I have both the ROCKMIX 4 & 8 so I'll be comparing the two. Coming from ROCKMIX 4, I had high hopes for the ROCKMIX 8, with more inputs and knobs. Unfortunately, by default, this mixer is set to Loopback, meaning, people on the other end of the line would hear their own voices back, unless you're muted. And I could not figure out how to make it not loopback. With ROCKMIX 4, you have the option to flip the switch from Loopback to other sources, but not with ROCKMIX 8. So, you cannot use this in any virtual meetings or any conversational type of situation online. And it's a pain to keep muting/unmuting yourself every time just to prevent others from hearing themselves when they speak. That's a big downside for me so I'm might be returning the product. Another thing to note, with ROCKMIX 4 the main mix volume knob is independent to the rest of the volume so even when you turn the knob all the way down, you'd still get signal of your voice on the computer, but not with ROCKMIX 8. With ROCKMIX 8 you'd need to turn it up to be able to send signal of your mixer to your computer. It took me a while to figure this out because I can hear myself through the headset but wondered why I could not be heard in Zoom. No biggie but just something to note. Other than that, the mixer is pretty decent for other use cases. **Update: I found a workaround to my problem by using FX Send as mixer OUTPUT to the computer. And then another cable going back from the computer to the the mixer (Channel 5-6) so I can hear any playback from the computer through my headphone. So I don't use the built-in USB feature anymore. I tried using it once to receive audio from the computer. But it's flaky (sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't), so I decided not to. Anyway, if I wanted the LOOPBACK function, then I'd just use the FX knob and turn it up; if not, I'll turn it down. But doing all these, I had to get me some more accessories, like, an Audio Jack Adapter, a couple of cables and a couple of 1/4 inch male to 1/8 inch female TRS adapters. So far everything works ok. The the quality is also ok. At times I'm getting random noise somewhere, I could not locate what's causing it, but at times it's working fine.

The power on/ off button is defective. When i plugged and turned in ON the light indicator was flashing and then after a couple of attempts to plug and Unplugged it there was no light indicator to be seen.

It ok

Excellent

This is not the case of big things come in small packages though if you are on a budget it will suffice. I basically use it for live streaming my dj sets on Twitch and it works. There are no complaints with volume nor sound so it's a win. It's no higher tier usb interface so don't buy it with that kind expectations.