Mixing and processing
The MicroBook is not just an audio interface: it's also an audio mixer that allows you to mix live inputs (voice, guitar, keys, etc.) with your host software playback tracks.
A 10-bus digital mixerThe MicroBook is a 10-bus digital mixer that lets you mix live inputs with each other — with or without host software tracks. With CueMix FX running on your computer, you can create separate mixes of live audio from your mic, guitar, and keyboard, and send each mix to separate outputs (main out, line out, and phones out) or any combination of all three. |
Advanced mixing featuresThe MicroBook's included CueMix FX software environment is easy to use and nice to look at. Click simple tabs to configure settings for input, output, mixes, channel settings, and much more. The MicroBook is full of surprise advanced mixing features. For example, you can route a mix that includes both live inputs and host audio tracks back to the computer. |
Modeled analog EQBritish analog mixing consoles are renowned for their musical EQ profiles. The MicroBook meticulously models these classic EQ curves to give you the very same, magical EQ settings found on these coveted desks. Seven separate filters are available on every input and output, including low-shelf and high-shelf, with intuitive graphic control of each EQ parameter. |
CompressionThe MicroBook provides a classic compressor on each input and output, so you can apply compression liberally with the flexibility to decide if and when you want to "commit" to your mix. You can change the MicroBook's compression settings at any time while recording or listening. |
