The TouchMix-8 Compact Digital Mixer with Touchscreen from QSC is a 14-input digital mixer that features 8 built-in mic preamplifiers that can be controlled by its integrated touchscreen or wirelessly via an iPad connected to the same wireless network. The mixer features a DSP-based, 4-band parametric EQ with variable high- and low-pass filters, a gate, and compressor on each input channel. The TM-8's DSP also provides reverb, echo, delay, and chorus effects in addition to assignable pitch correction.

The mixer is also capable of multitrack recording with sampling frequencies up to 48 kHz to an optional external USB hard drive. A USB Wi-Fi adapter and carrying case are included.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty    14 Inputs    8 Mic Preamps    Color Touchscreen    Wireless Control Via iPad App    DSP Processing per Input Channel    Assignable Pitch Correction    Multitrack Recording    USB Wi-Fi Adapter Included    Carrying Case Included

14 full-function inputs: 4 Mic, 4 Mic/Line (XLR-1/4" combo), 2 stereo line (TRS), USB 2-track

Outputs: 4 aux (XLR), 1 stereo (TRS), Main R/L (XLR), Cue/Monitor (TRS)

TRS Aux outs drive wired in-ear monitors (IEM) directly

4-band parametric EQ, variable high-pass and low-pass filters on all input channels

Gate and compressor on all input channels

4 stereo DSP effects plus a pitch corrector

1/3 octave graphic equalization, limiters, delay, and notch filters on Main and Aux outputs

8 DCA and 8 Mute groups

Color, capacitive touchscreen graphical user interface combined with hardware controls for fast operation

Wizards, info, and preset libraries assist you with channel setup, effects selection, and more

Direct to hard-drive recording and playback of multi-track wave files. Capable of recording all input channels plus a user-selected stereo output pair

Remote control via mobile devices. Wi-Fi interface included

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. can I run the dual xlr out to my computer to record, while monitoring with the dual 1/4 inch to headphones?

A: Yes, you can connect the left and right XLR outputs to your computer using a USB audio interface that accepts line level input like the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 2x2 USB Audio Interface (B&H # FOSCARL2I23G), PreSonus Studio 24c Desktop 2x2 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface (B&H # PRSTUDIO24C) or any other model with two inputs compatible for line level signal. The interface will also have a headphone jack for monitoring while recording. If you don't already have the 802VLZ4, you may want to consider purchasing a mixer that has a built-in USB audio interface like the Mackie ProFX10v3 (B&H # MAPROFX10V3) or ProFX6v3 (B&H # MAPROFX6V3), Yamaha MG10XU (B&H # YAMG10XU), Soundcraft Notepad-12FX (B&H # SO12CDTMUSBE), or Allen & Heath ZED-10 (B&H # ALZED10).

Q: 2. Can I output audio to 2 computers at the same time with this mixer?

A: The QSC TouchMix-30 Pro 32-Channel Compact Digital Mixer with Touchscreen is not capable of a USB connection with multiple computers at the same time. To send audio to multiple computers, those computers would need to be using audio interfaces capable of receiving an analog audio signal.

Q: 3. Is the gain from this mixer sufficient for use with vintage ribbon microphones, such as the RCA77Dx? Thanks.

A: Tough to tell. I use a Heil PR 40 and do have to crank up the gain a bit. Great mixer and clean sound. Its worth giving it a try.

Q: 4. How do I use the effects on this board? OR do I need to purchase an FX processor?

A: This mixer has no on-board effects.

Q: 5. Is it possible to have the tape input go directly to the headphones/control room and not to the main mix? I would like to record microphones with the music from the computer not showing up in the recording when using the tape input.

A: You can route whatever to the computer through outputs 3/4 separately.

Q: 6. Is there a kid for this mixer? Don't see it listed to purchase DC-LID1600

A: The Dynacord DC-LID1600 is the appropriate lid cover for the Dynacord CMS 1600-3 Compact 16-Channel Mixer, however it is not currently available through bhphotovideo.com.

Q: 7. Can the INSERT jack be used as splitter by inserting to the first click?

A: The insert jack of the Mackie 802VLZ4 8-Channel Ultra-Compact Mixer (BH # MA802VLZ4) should not be used as a splitter function as described. There would be a good chance that noise would be introduced into the signal chain. Best to use a splitter cable: Mackie 802VLZ4 8-Channel Ultra-Compact Mixer (BH # MA802VLZ4): https://bhpho.to/4cOduHG

Q: 8. Is the power supply truly universal? The user manual appears to list different power requirements for different models depending on where it is purchased.

A: The Mackie 402VLZ4 ships with an external power supply, and is packaged regionally. The power supply available with units purchased from B&H are 100-120 VAC compatible only.

Q: 9. is it compitable with mac?

A: The mixer will connect to most computers with the proper analog cable connections. There is no direct communication with the computers OS that will require compatibility.

Q: 10. Are the line inputs pro level +4 dBu or consumer level -10? Thanks. Really liking how this looks.

A: The Allen & Heath CQ-18T Compact 18-Channel Digital Mixer's balanced outputs are +4 dBu.