Depusheng DT12 Studio Audio Mixer 12-Channel DJ Sound Controller Interface w/USB Drive for Computer Recording Input, XLR Microphone Jack, 48V Power, RCA Input/Output for Professional and Beginners

Regardless of its pricetag this is an excellent mixer. All channels work fine and sound crystal clear. I’ve owned mixers in the past made by Tascam, Yamaha, Alesis, and Allen & Heath, and this mixer measures up to them nicely. I can find no issues with it, so if you’re a multi-instrumentalist looking for a basic set of dedicated channels you can’t go wrong with this mixer.Edit: I’m noticing that the negative reviews for this item either are for a different item, or from inexperienced users. Using a mixer requires the purchase of XLR and 1/4” cables in quantity. You should expect this - a mixer isn’t magical, it’s one component in a chain of components. A cow doesn’t make ham - you should know this. If you never recorded anything before, watch some youtube videos before buying a mixer. If you need a DJ mixer, buy a DJ mixer. If you’re doing karaoke, buy a karaoke machine. This mixer is for recording audio straight to tape or into a computer audio recording interface like Pro Tools and Ableton. This mixer has a very basic USB input for ‘karaoke,’ but it’s tacked on as a novelty. If you’re a musician with recording experience, this is a good affordable mixer worth considering. If you’re a soccer mom throwing your first karaoke party, don’t buy this then complain about it :)

I’ve been using this for awhile now and I love it. I’ve never worked one myself before this one but it’s straight forward and basically easy to hook up and adjust. I specifically bought this unit because of the XLR connections. After researching XLR vs 1/4” inputs, I preferred the XLR. The Bluetooth function work real well. I play Drumless tracks from iPhone. I can hear my drums and songs through wired headphones. I’m just getting around to attempting recording so can’t rate that part of it. I’ve got each Tom hooked up individually, then bass, snare and two overheads for cymbals. I still have one port left, I guess I need to buy another Tom. What a shame. Sliders move easily, all the knobs are smooth and the meter lights work well. I love this unit.

I use this for my home studio, stereo drums, two mics, Bluetooth backing tracks from my computer and sometimes guitar in using the effects loop.I bought this to avoid running a line in from my computer. The worst thing I have to say is that the range of the Bluetooth sucks. One foot shorter and this would have gone back. Fortunately for me it didn't come to that.Everything works as it should. I'd like a little more volume on the effects loop and maybe a bigger lcd screen, but for the price it is fine.I don't travel with it, so I'm not so concerned with the road worthy aspect, but the build seems fine and the controls are sturdy and smooth.Definitely a buy for the money and fills my need perfectly.

It was everything the seller advertised. The Bluetooth hook up was simple.

That was so imagine. First time to learning within all four equipment band on my own

The usb part does not play most usb's the Professional mixer I got from you plays better. I would like to send this one back for the professional model. Thank You

I would give negative stars if I could. The right side volume stopped working a day after I opened it. Had to argue with depusheng about a replacement board and they refused to get me a replacement board but instead wanted to s3md me the broken part after I sent numerous messages and videos to them about it being broken and then wanted to just sent me the broken part and wanted me to replace the part myself. After I stated that was unacceptable and I didn't know how to replace said component they ghosted me for about a week and haven't responded to any emails. I will never purchase a product from depusheng again.

Got yourself a drumkit that's got a few too many pieces for most mixers to be configured properly? Need 12 INDIVIDUAL channels instead of those mixers with combined L/R channels for 7/8 9/10 11/12? Need every single channel to have its own XLR connection? Don't have eight hundred dollars? Look no further.While I don't use much of the digital features (effects, bluetooth) as a traditional analog mixer, this thing is awesome considering it's very affordable. Rivaling the price of 4-channel high-end mixers, you'll be surprised with what this unit can achieve. You're not getting big studio sound, but it's very decent and the resulting sound will suit most homebrew studios.It's been doing quite a good job of my 8 (soon to be 9) piece + cymbals and hat kit!