Mackie MobileMix

MobileMix is a USB-powerable audio mixer for A/V Production, Live Sound and Streaming. Featuring eight channels, two mic/instrument preamps, Bluetooth with Mix Minus, stereo line inputs, EQ, effects and more, this mini mixer is the easiest way to get professional sound on the go.

MobileMix is the easiest way to get legendary Mackie sound on the go–a fully featured small audio mixer you can power via USB or a rechargeable USB power pack (not included).

MobileMix runs on flexible USB power, giving you countless options for running sound away from outlets. Our favorite is to use a rechargeable USB battery,* the same kind you’d use for your smartphone or camera. MobileMix has a hidden battery compartment underneath, designed to fit most external batteries, turning MobileMix into a truly battery-powered mixing console.

Connect two smartphones or cameras at once via TRRS connections to send and receive audio from both, and bring in external sources including playback devices, live mixing boards, laptops, line-level instruments like keyboards and more, using the stereo TRS line input channel.

Because it can send and receive sound wirelessly on a dedicated Bluetooth channel, MobileMix does some impressive things, like streaming music from one device while recording to another, or capturing both ends of a phone call at once using Mix Minus, which gets rid of the echo that would normally make it impossible.

MobileMix packs the legendary build quality and excellent sound that make Mackie trusted worldwide. It begins with two fully featured microphone preamp channels with combo XLR and 1/4“ connectors, Hi-Z impedance switches for electric guitars and other passive instruments, low-cut filters and 48V phantom power for condenser mics.

Even when you’re streaming live, MobileMix lets you capture and mix all of your audio together into a cohesive, clear, impactful production, on the fly. Just like Mackie’s renowned live mixers used all over the world, MobileMix gives you the power to shape the EQ on individual channels.