Touchmix 16 Create In Ear Monitor Mix

Strongly recommend,very useful,I used for qsc touchmix 16 perfect, thanks BH

I bought a second TouchMix-16 so I would have one for performance and one for practice/backup. I have been very happy with the product. This one came with firmware version 1 which needed to be updated to avoid recording problems. It is not difficult to update the firmware. I would suggest using a solid state drive for recording if you are going to travel with it because it won't require special handling.

I had a Touchmix 16 but needed more channels. It was a no-brained to step up to the premier QSC mixer. The layout is so easy to navigate and it’s extremely powerful. My business has moved to streaming meetings that sometimes require 16-20 open mics. The Touchmix-30’s built in gates help me keep them under control. IT JUST WORKS!

Solid feel. stay attached to my touchmix 8.

What first drew me to these headphones is that they create a soundstage where you can recognize individual instruments in the mix as they are panned from left, center, right, and all points in between. Most headphones can't achieve this, but these babies do it easily. I use them for both work, as a sound recordist for motion pictures, and personal listening as well. I know what I'm recording when I wear these. I can't say the same for the typical Sony headphones.

If you need in ear monitor and and don't want to spend over $ Then this is your solution.

I use these for in ear monitoring on stage with a band. They function perfectly, not only for carrying my mix, but I find the noise-canceling suffecient to block cut just the right amount of stage noise.

Now that my whole family is working at home with me, I've had to mix in headphones more than I'd prefer. I've never had to be dependent on headphones for a mix the way I am now, and so was previously mixing on Sony 7506 headphones. As DJ headphones, the Sony's are great, but for mixing, it was frustrating to say the least! Getting these room some adjustment at first, reminding my brain what flat sound should sound like in headphones. Once I got used to them, I was able to trust them and use my instincts in my mixes in the same way as my near field monitors. Previous reviews praised how comfortable they are, and they ain't lying! I can wear these for hours and don't get all sweaty, or feel that pinch pain in the upper ear. I was also surprised in the low end response. At first, it seemed boomy, especially previously mixing on the Sony's. As my ears adjusted, I was really impressed with the low end clarity and how true they were. I mix a lot of boom bap style hip hop and electronic music with heavy low end, and these thing reproduce that sub sound nicely. Someone mentioned the mid range on these isn't quite as punchy. That's true, but you learn to adjust quickly, and without ear fatigue, you can get a feel for them quick. I was happily surprised to see extra cables and replacement pads! It might have said they come with those things in the description, but I didn't see it. So I was stoked when I saw that stuff in the package. While the price point is kind of up there, having used them for a while now, and realizing how they allow me to mix so efficiently, I feel it's worth it.

I am splitting a tracks and click between an in-ear headphone mix and FOH mixer. This DI is perfect to hook a phone, iPod or tablet to split Left and Right signals. It also is very quiet and add no hum or buzz to the mix.

Used for connecting to the XG-16 in the basement rack, three desktops connected with a mix of Emulex ConnectX-3 and ASUS 10g SFP+ cards