The Dub Mixer packs a whole sound system into a single machine: two channels, a three-band isolator, filters, a built-in sound engine, a delay, aux inputs and a rear panel built for multi-way output. A photo only tells you so much. So we filmed it.
This video walks through every section, in the order you actually reach for them while playing. It’s chaptered: click a title in the contents and playback jumps straight there. Give it about fifteen minutes for the full tour.
The Dub Mixer in action
What you’ll see, chapter by chapter
The full contents of the demo. Each chapter maps to one section of the machine:
- 0:00 — Intro
- 0:12 — Channels 1 & 2 — sources A, B, C, D
- 0:58 — Cue and FX send
- 1:13 — Crossfader
- 1:52 — The isolator — bass, mid, top
- 2:13 — Variable crossover frequencies
- 3:44 — Mute switches as an effect
- 4:22 — Filter 1 — low-pass / high-pass
- 5:22 — Filter 2 — EQ boost
- 6:45 — Sound section — 8 built-in sounds
- 7:25 — Internal FX — the delay
- 8:48 — Tap tempo and delay sync
- 10:34 — Second delay mode (long press)
- 11:11 — Aux inputs — mic or line
- 11:32 — FX send routing — internal or external
- 13:11 — Master section — level meter and gain
- 13:45 — Rear panel — phono, line and aux inputs
- 14:59 — FX send and return
- 15:39 — Multi-way outputs and USB-C
Go further
Want the detail on a specific section? These guides go deeper, one section at a time:
- Front & back panel controls
- How to connect the Dub Mixer to your setup
- Inside the Dub Mixer: internal functions and audio routing
- The three-band isolator explained
- The effects loop (FX Send / FX Return)
- Output modes
- Configure and customise your machine
- Quick start guide
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