Under $40 USB Mixer from Wish.com Review + Test | A4 Mixer Review | Budget Tubing Ep. 7 

Bro.. still waiting.

Muslady... please -- it has FM (for no good reason) and I'm having trouble with the connection from the mixer to the PC --- the recording becomes robotic both with audacity and the common computer recorder.---- What I'm trying now is to just connect the PC to the main outputs-- hopefully they work

I had issues with audio where my voice would sound normal then robotic and static and then normal again.

Thanks. 😁 I was originally afraid of posting this video because it's so long (it's meant to replace the user manual), but now it's one of my fastest growing videos. Here's hoping it brings my channel along with it. 😆

@@ClyFaker Definitely was a great idea to post! It was good information!!

I think that too

Hi, how do you think about it? Is it worth well ?

this aspect really makes it confusing to search on Aliexpress/Banggood using the serch term "USB mixer"

Yep But if it has that button in the back it's likely what you're looking for

I have the same issue. I had to output the signal to another interface to solve the issue (beats the purpose of using a budget mixer like this though)

@@youngyeeer6576 Thanks. what was the other interface that you used?

@@orpheuscna I used an irig HD2, brings the total cost up though!

Hi may I know if it is great to record for a podcast ? I have windows 10

May I know the brand, model and price? Thanks

I'm glad to hear that my going into too much detail was helpful. 😁 I'll definitely take a peek at the mixer you found, and if things keep going well with this series I might even pick one up to review later on down the road.

That combo is definitely a good starting point. Good luck with your recording.

Can you connect this directly to a phone or tablet as a recording medium?

@@Bradacks2010 So far I can't seem to figure out how to connect to the bluetooth. However, I believe once this works, it should be able to record directly from the phone. Anything you can hear through the monitor can be recorded. So once you can hear your phone's sound through the monitor, it can be recorded directly.

are you using the Phantom power because that can be it, from experience Cheap XLR cables can cause a hiss too, make sure it's not the XLR cable because i almost sent my mic back and it was the cord that caused the loud hiss. I can almost guarantee it could be that

@@erikorehek7843 Yes phantom on XLR, and the cable came in the BM800 box. It's not too bad at 8 o'clock on the gain, but I need to be close to the mic(40mm) to be loud enough with out the hiss. The TU04 is pretty quite, it's just past 8 o'clock and it's too much hiss. I guess it's a cheap mixer thing, because I've seen Behringer reviews with the same hiss if you set too much mic gain.

Bro how to record in phone with this And how to karoke with it in audacity

same question. up!

Same here - I just assumed that you could pan those channels, which for me is a deal breaker. I passed on the product.

Thanks. 😁 It's such an interesting topic, and there are some real gems hidden among the cheap junk.

i saw that but it was late so i didnt order it, kinda sad

I know its 2 years later but did it show up at all?

both will work just fine.

lol That's why I prefer AliExpress. Not only do you typically get what you ordered, but it's usually significantly cheaper. 😆

Yap I am facing this problem while recording. It’s the ground problem.

Adam Ventress so how is it ?

This is my question as well, it's the reason I bought it and if not I'm gonna try and return it

@@Theogvineofthedead any updates?

@@SeanLaMontagne yes thanks for the reminder, it does work as an audio interface, it's simple to use and the latency is barely existant, if there is any. It seems to work really well for the price, plus it is built better than I expected. The only thing I haven't figured out is how to get the audio playback from my recordings on my daw or any audio from my pc to output through the headphone port built into the mixer. However you can just plug your headphones into the computer and direct the audio out to them. So far so good, I actually ended up getting a tascam audio interface on Craigslist for like 40 bucks because it was taking so long to show up and I would say they are very comparable to one another. Setup was easy and the English translation is awful on the box and manual (they got the word quality wrong and spelled it quanlity) and I found that hilarious. Any other questions and I'd be happy to help.

@@Theogvineofthedead hey thanks for the information!! hows the sound quality? now that you are using it, what you suggest buying this or putting some extra bucks for an audio interface?

@@ronakjain2021 it sounded good to me, I am at work atm on break but when I get home tonight I will record some audio from it on my guitar and microphone, upload it to SoundCloud and send the link out for an example. If you should buy it is another thing entirely, if it were available in store or online in America at the price point I would have zero hesitation to say yes, the issue is the long wait. Let me get back to you in about 5 hours and do a quick recording.

I think so, theres a button to connect to a pc

this is a sound card essentially, any sounds you play through this will be played on your pc. Pressing the PC button only brings the sound back into the card from your pc.. In other words, if you have a headphone plugged into the mixer and click the PC button on it you can control the sound coming rom your computer through the headset on channel 3. Basically this is a 3 channel mixer, the first 2 are for your mic and instrument and the last one lets you pick from Flash Drive, BT, 1/4", rca, or sound coming from your pc.... but only one!

So will I be able to use the front usb port for recording songs? What I mean to say is will I be able to listen to the audio being played in my Digital Audio Workstation and the same time record it?

@@user_in_studio yes, there is a button on the 3rd channel to pick what you want to do with that but the other 2 channels are indenpendent of that. They are recognized as 2 mono or one stereo in your daw!

@@ronniepaulinc Thanks ☺

lol I've been thinking about grabbing the Muslady version in white to see if there are any differences besides the microSD slot. Have fun.

Well it didn't come with the foam, kind of disappointed, but honestly it looks identical, the price was nice too.....but that I am holding off until I record the video for it lol.

I think I got a bum unit it just sounds like the FX are on even when they are off and the signal and don't move but there is audio coming out.

@@Liowen I think there was another comment on this video about getting a bum Muslady unit. Here's hoping you can either return it or fox it.

Customer service wants a video with the issue so I will have to hook it back up and record a sample I guess.

You should plug the mixer into your PC's USB port since you can then directly send your mic to your stream. However, you should plug your headphones into your PC. I learned during testing that if you can hear your game audio through the mixer then it's also getting added to your mic's feed.

Cly Faker how should I do this on PS4 because whatever you use as the input forces audio to only that device so if I have my mixer plugged in then I have to use the mixer for audio also

Yes you can :)

You can, but you cannot process your microphone audio, it will have to come out raw. Normally you want a standard vocal effect chain to sound good on stream - de-noiser, noise gate, compressor, optionally fine EQ, de-esser, peak limiter, etc. but you can't use an effect chain because your mic audio will be combined with music. Cheap Behringer interfaces are ALMOST what you want, but they have a drawback that the mic audio comes into one of your ears when monitoring, so that's annoying. Their UMC204HD and higher up models fix the issue, they're perfect. Also maybe TASCAM interfaces are something to look at for streaming specifically, i think they sold a low end one for like $45 for a while, and if i remember right, it has a perk that it supports all kinds of microphones, including headset and cheap lav microphones that don't work on any other dedicated interface, it has true P48 for condenser mics, it'll do alright with better made dynamic mics, and you might want to switch up depending on situation and things. I run a very old TASCAM interface myself, and this is borderline junk quality, and i heard they haven't gotten much better since, just badly engineered preamps and outputs, BUT since you're scraping the bottom of the barrel looking at a Chinese no-name mixer, you apparently don't have much to lose :D

I'm sure they have versions with more channels. Saw them on Amazon.