Audio-Technica AT-UMX3 USB Desktop Audio Mixer

Love Audio-Technica's products, and this one is no different. Great quality and comes with everything I need. As a bonus it tells my Mac that it doesn't have a volume knob, which means Apple will let me adjust my system volume rather than assert I must use the physical knob. Much better than equivalent products in this price range.

If you're looking for a good mixer, then this will work for a small set ups. If you are looking for a mixer that will just work for livestreams (which is how Audio Technica markets this product) then don't expect that feeding the audio mix through this mixer will magically make your audio streams work. The streaming platform is where the real issue is in my opinion. Here's our setup and what we were trying to do. We were using Google Meet to livestream classes and wanted background music. After tons of testing, music portion of the audio was choppy and unusable. We have Gigabit internet in our home. If you use Zoom as your streaming platform, that might work because they have a toggle for background music. No such in Google Meet. Even if you turn off noise filtering, music is still choppy. The reason I give this product a 3 is because the manual does not cover streaming platforms and issues that might be encountered. If you're going to market it as a livestreaming mixer, then at least explain the way the signal get routed through the mixer and ports and how the streaming platform might work with your phone/computer. Wanted to like this product, but can't recommend it for "livestreaming".

Looks sleek and simple. connects normally and is compatible with my ipad and rode mic. no sound issues or anything, and works as advertised.

I've bought it used from Amazon and was hoping I could leave it. But it turned out that USB cable was missing. So I've tried my cables to connect to PC or Mac. But I have not succeeded. Different cables different laptops, no luck. But I've connected the usual cheap chinese microphone using XLR cable and electric drums and tried to at least listen in headphones. The sound was excellent. It's small and produces a nice sound. I went though with SSL mixes since it was on sale.

I'm using this to combine my PC and phone audio to my headphones. So far it's been working great!

I spilled an entire glass of chocolate almond milk on this thing, wiped it off, and it continues to pump out crystal clear audio to my Audio Technica M20X headphones. I'm also using this with a cloudlifter to my Shure MV7X and using about 40-50% gain and 30% mic output level. I would highly recommend this to anyone.