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It’s only those different ins and outs that really separate them, so looking at the 16 should give us a good taste of the range.

According to PreSonus, all three Series III mixers “provide exactly the same mixing capabilities internally”. The PreSonus website also notes the older StudioLive RM元2AI, one I’ve previously tested, as still being still available and the 32.4.2AI is also still around and is a fully featured bigger, older brother. They look very similar in terms of controls and screens. There’s the 16 (on test here), the 24 (actually 25 mic ins) and the 32 (over twice the physical size and with 32 input channels). There are several models in the StudioLive mixer range, which is now at Series III. The latest PreSonus StudioLive Series III is a new instalment in a group of mixers/interfaces attempting to do all this. Today’s mixers are now much more fully featured affairs units that have to sit side-by-side with a computer-production setup, work well with it, or replace it.

And with a resurgence in music-production hardware, led by modular synths and keyboards, the hardware mixer is most definitely back in vogue.

Each channel includes filter, gate, compressor with sidechain, 4-band parametric EQ on input, 6-band on out several vintage EQs and compressorsĪs great as mixing in the DAW has become, nothing really beats getting your hands dirty with real knobs and sliders, with hands-on action and the tactile feedback that you get from a proper mixing desk.

Outputs include 10 FlexMix outputs, stereo tape RCA, 2 TRS monitor and XLR main.

Other inputs include 2 stereo Aux, 1 Talkback Mic In and RCA In.

32 input channels, 16 with XMAX Class A mic preamps 16 more via USB.

32-channel mixer and 38×38 USB interface.

Price £2,029 Contact PreSonus | Source Distribution | 02 StudioLive 16 Series III key features: