Other Features
Most, but not all, audio mixers can
- add external effects.
- use monaural signals to produce stereo sound through pan and balance controls.
- provide phantom power required by some microphones.
Some mixers can
- create an audible tone via an oscillator.
- add effects internally.
- read and write console automation.
- be interfaced with computers or other recording equipment (to control the mixer with computer presets, for instance).
- control or be controlled by a digital audio workstation via MIDI or proprietary commands.
- be powered by batteries.
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