Neewer NW-04AU Mixer Real-World Test and Review - Economy Multichannel Audio Mixer
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I've discovered a major flaw in the USB connection of this mixer after making this video. It is impossible not to record your previous track onto your input track if you are attempting to record audio using the USB connection, even if it is just a click track. The usb input from the computer automatically routes back to the output no matter what button assignments you are using making USB overdubbing impossible. Live use it is still fine. However, if you use the analog inputs and outputs, you can record/overdub the way you should be able to. This is pretty unfortunate and may be a deal breaker for a lot of people.
If you're on Linux try
$pactl set-default-sink
@@japrogramer im using windows but will try linux if it is working. Have you tried it?
@@AS-do3vj I needed to record to my computer and had the same problem but there is a fix: Take the headphone out of your computer (using an adapter) to put the previously recorded tracks into LINE IN 7/8. Now (again using an adapter) plug your head phones into the AUX OUT. Make sure the LINE knob on 7/8 is off. Now you can monitor through the headphones the previously recorded tracks and your live tracks using the AUX sends while your new tracks will go to your computer without the previous tracks being recorded to the new tracks.
@@iamtheimagedoctor This is exactly what I needed! Thank you!
Good to know! I bought this mixer some months ago for live work (I use my Scarlet 6i6 for PC work), but have not had the time to actually use it yet! I don't do much live performances anymore, but figured for the price, it was worth a shot. I am glad to see it is not a turd!
Nice work. I purchased one for my powdered PA speakers to DJ with and 2 mics for karaoke. Thank you
Just picked up the Monoprice version for $53 on Ebay. For voiceover work, it seems pretty solid. I'm not doing a lot of crazy production stuff with it.
very nice..i like it my friend
From which exit you outputto monitor?
I connected via usb to the pc and pluged my guitar to channel 1 but can't produce outout sound
Hi Justin -- looking at the lower-end Behringer 4 XLR input mixers, I don't see channel solo buttons for them, either. For example the Xenyx 1202 or the Q1202USB. For Behringer not sure which lower-end models are the first ones to have solo buttons.
The dean from community is doing a nice review
What’s name is cable for setup ? Which one exactly cables I would like need for SubZero SZ-MIX04 4-Channel Mini Mixer ? I need use my microphone with pa speaker qr12pa Also use to my laptop
Hi, brother! This interface is 16 or 24 bits? Thank you!
I believe it was 16, but don’t totally remember
Im using Windows 10 and this mixer with a brand labeled "Soundking mix04au". My issue is im picking up a terrible noise when I record it through USB or audio out. What Ive found also is even the mixer is powered off, the noise is still there. This makes it useless in recording. Do you know how can I fix this? Thanks in advance
Hey man, getting absurds amount of hissing/static/white noise/whatever whenever I use it (I plug my guitar and bass to it), to the point that when I open Guitar Rig on FL Studio, the white noise seems actually louder than the guitar itself. Any ideas on what may be causing this and how to fix it?
so does the usb send the xlr
I don't understand
@@demonicsweaters so will it send the xlr input live input in to my recording software via usb
@@asherkidd7884 late reply but yes it will
i can't connect via usb. Would you be so kind as to tell me where I can download the drivers from?
I doesn't' need any drivers, it's plug and play
@@demonicsweaters windows 7 does nothing when connecting usb
I'm having trouble with connecting the guitar. Can you direct me to the proper driver you are using with it?
I didn't use any driver, it was plug and play
Does this work like a monitor? If you have your headphones on, while you're speaking into the mic, can you hear yourself?
yes
does anybody know where can i find drivers? I already have this as a friend gif and I can`t find drivers
it should be plug and play, no drivers needed
Jack. Jack is always the reason.
well actually it wasn't the reason ;) watch the full vid.
Could I use this with 2 microphones as a left right stereo setup? Looking to use this for asmr
Yes you could
Would you recommend it for recording drums? Have you tried it with a phone or an iPad? It would be nice to use it with GarageBand on the iPad.
I haven't tried any of those things, only what you see in the video.
@@demonicsweaters Alright, thanks anyway! 😉
I do want to try some drum recording at some point. It's a very handy little mixer and I've replaced my Behringer interface at home just because this one fits better and has better features for my home setup.
@@redelbluredelmai2750 I would like to use a mixer like this also for my iOS device. Did you ever get to try to do that with this mixer?
2tk as opposed to 4tk (now I feel old)
Would I be able to record a 7 mic drum set up with this mixer?
I'm trying to get into recording and not really sure what I'm doing.
If you're unsure of what you're doing, I definitely wouldn't start with 7 mics. I would recommend 4 mics. 1 kick, 1 snare, 2 overheads. This will sound more than good enough for 90% of your situations. I would also recommend doing it with a 4 channel interface since you then will have every channel on a separate track.
@@demonicsweaters ok thanks
@@demonicsweaters what 4 channel interface would you recommend? I only have a budget of £125 or about $160.
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@@demonicsweaters awsome thanks this has all been really helpful 👍👍👍
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