Mackie Onyx16 - 16-Channel Premium Analog mixer with multitrack USB

The Mackie Onyx16 is a 16-Channel Premium Analogue Mixer, optimised for professional recording, live sound and production applications. Featuring a flexible FX engine, the mixer delivers impeccable sound quality and a seamless workflow. It uses premium analogue circuitry for studio-quality sound and ultra-low noise.

Mackie Onyx16 16-Channel Premium Analog Mixer Key Features:

• Perfect for applications like content creation, home recording, and live sound
• Offers 13 line inputs (5 are stereo inputs), 12 microphone inputs, and 2 aux sends
• Uses an FX engine for impeccable sound quality, ensuring a seamless workflow
• Features premium analogue circuitry for studio-quality sound
• Provides several user-customisable effects like delays, reverbs, and more with a dedicated FX EQ
• Capable of delivering classic sounds of the ’60s and ’70s
• Can be used to browse files, record a stereo mix, and play music directly from an SD card
• Enables easy navigation through playback, onboard SD recording, and FX parameters
• Ensures easy recall and setup with 6 user-stored FX presets
• Offers built-in effects for live streams, performances, and more
• Supports Bluetooth connectivity for wireless audio streaming
• Uses a Hi-Z switch for direct connection to instruments like a guitar or a bass
• Compatible with the Waveform OEM recording software and the plugin packages
• Features a rugged, heavy-duty steel construction to endure the rigours of everyday use
• Ensures clear visual feedback and a positive tactile feel

What's in the box?

• 1 x Mackie Onyx16 16-Channel Premium Analog Mixer
• 1 x Power Cord
• Limited 1-Year Warranty

FAQs:

Which is the compatible recording software?

The Onyx16 is compatible with the Waveform OEM professional recording software and the included plugin packages. The DAW Essentials Bundle of the Waveform OEM provides up to 16 powerful plugins including Limiter, Compressor, Equaliser, and Reverber8.

Can it deliver the classic sounds?

The integrated 3-band “British style” Perkins EQ circuitry is inspired by classic desks from the 60s and 70s. It offers a sweepable midrange, ensuring greater filter control and a minimum phase shift for pinpointing specific frequency ranges.

Does it use a high-pass filter?

The mixer features a 100 Hz high-pass filter/low-cut switch that cuts bass frequencies below 100 Hz at a rate of 18 dB per octave.