DJmixers
A DJ mixer is an electronic audio mixer used by disc jockeys to blend multiple audio sources and shape the sound of a performance. It receives inputs from turntables, CD players, digital controllers, or computers and outputs a single stereo mix to speakers. A typical two- or four-channel mixer provides independent channel controls for gain, equalization, and level, plus a crossfader for transitions between sources.
Each channel strip generally includes a gain knob, a three-band equalizer (high, mid, low), and a level
Digital and hybrid models add USB interfaces and built-in sound cards, enabling direct connection to computers
Common formats include 2-channel and 4-channel layouts; larger configurations support more sources. The crossfader’s curve, mic
Historically, DJ mixers evolved from simple two-channel analog devices in the 1970s to feature-rich digital and