NEW Mackie ProFXv3+ Analog Mixer with Enhanced FX and USB Recording Modes | Demo and Overview

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Building on the success of their ProFXv3 series, Mackie has introduced the new ProFXv3+ series of professional analog mixers and USB-C audio interfaces. Like the ProFXv3 before them, the ProFXv3+ models come with the award-winning Onyx preamps, channel EQ and analog compression. Featuring upgraded GigFX+ effects and a full-color LCD display for editing and saving effects presets on the fly, the ProFXv3+ fits into any small-format live sound, recording or streaming situation.
“The ProFXv3+ series is perfect for bands on the road, Mackie’s products are always built like a tank,” says Brad Gagne, Senior Multimedia Producer at Mackie. “They’re great for in the studio if you’re doing recording. Podcasters, content creators, gamers, live-streamers are going to love the bi-directional Bluetooth channel with Mix-Minus and the different recording modes. The ProFXv3+ mixer is really going to meet a wide variety of needs for users with these upgraded features.”
The ProFXV3+ offers users the ability to witch between three distinct recording modes, whether capturing your band’s performance with the built-in GigFX+, tracking completely dry or streaming or playing over backing tracks. The ProFXv3+ series of analog mixers and audio interfaces is available in 6-channel, 10-channel and 12-channel configurations.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:03 - Overview and Features of the Mackie ProFXv3+ Analog Mixers
01:31 - Overview and Demo: Mackie’s Upgraded GigFX+ Processor
02:31 - Using the ProFXv3+ as an Audio Interface
03:37 - ProFXv3+’s On-Board Bluetooth with Mix Minus
04:12 - Mackie ProFXV3+ Series: A Mixer for Everyone
04:36 - Outro

[@guitarcenter]

What do you think of the new Mackie ProFXV3+ mixers? Let us know in the comments below! 👇

[@johnisrael5183]

I started with a ProFX 12 for my studio...upgraded to SoundCraft LX7II and soon upgrading to a SSL BiG SiX

[@BillyBlaze7]

The next logical step for v4 is to make it to where you can assign different effects to different channels 🙂 So far though I love mine and thats the only thing missing from this mixer...I get around it by using the mixing board effects on vocals and use stomp boxes for my guitar

[@mackietv]

Great job, Brad!

[@Shane-zo4mg]

This is awesome

[@MatthewMoranMusic]

When you are in interface mode, the recording is capturing the dry signal, correct? When doing that, if you add reverb (for instance), will that reverb play in the headphones? Basically, can I have some reverb coming into what I hear as I sing but not have reverb going to the computer and DAW?

[@DrinkingWithDrewShow]

It sounds awesome. I wish it had more headphone outputs for podcasters with guests in the studio.

[@MagicRichC]

Question, the Bluetooth channel or 3.5 mm input is Channel 11/12, so does that mean Computer USB-C is channel 9/10? (unless I have a mic or line input being used)

[@s.a.maudiovideo9683]

Thank you for the review video. Would like to know if the effects settings is reset each time the unit is switched off?

[@rockon856]

Nice Mackie . Any word on the Bluetooth range ? Is there an iPad app you can remote control the mixer with ? Cheers

[@TheSeanBampton]

Is the USB-C connection also mix-minus, so the USB connection can be used for hybrid Zoom or Teams meetings?

[@andredegroot7570]

I have a Mackie ProFX6v3 and it's worked well for me. I do a lot of AV for presentations and something that would help is to have a separate subgroup output bus for USB to choose what goes where for simultaneous venue loudspeakers, online meetings (Zoom) and livestream (blackmagic atem mini). USB without needing to download a driver would help too. Then I could recommend the mixers for large working meeting rooms. I've looked at a number of mixers and only know one that does those things without need for an additional interface.

[@simplyliving4011]

What is the one?

[@andredegroot7570]

@@simplyliving4011 the Wharfedale SL824USB and SL1224USB mixers use a different bus, not main mix, for USB. But Ive since noticed that the Alto Live 1604 and 2404 have switches at the back to choose how the USB go in and out, main mix or subgroup bus. Will hopefully get to try the Alto 1604 on Tuesday.

[@simplyliving4011]

@@andredegroot7570 good looking out fam

[@user-xt4pr3mf5s]

hello I have some question 1 : how many output i can use together by Mackie ProFX12v3+ & witch one? 2 : can i use the Mackie ProFX12v3+ sub output to connect the speaker & like a Main Output? 3 : Mackie ProFX12v3+ the Main Output have Jacks & XLR can use together? 4 : Mackie ProFX12v3+ can use the Adapter for two XLR (LR) to Jack connect the Mon Send Jack Thank you very much

[@ashenpall]

So interface mode bypasses that channel’s EQ and compression as well?

[@ekredel]

Can it multitrack in DAW? I.e., can I record each input in a separate track in DAW?

[@CollinJosephNeal]

How does the recording option on the board work? Does it have an internal SSD or small Flash memory for recording, SD card or does it activate it through the computer interface? Thanks

[@theaverageguy3884]

I have a Pioneer XDJ-XZ all in one unet with its own usb record port. This way i can record straight on to a USB thumb drive. But after i upgraded to CDJ 3000 players and a DJM750MK2 mixer i no longer have that option. Thats why i looking around for a external mixer with a usb record port. Guess we have to record everything on a laptopp.

[@BillyBlaze7]

I owned a few of the v1 models. I wish you guys had kept the eq section, but since you deleted it you should at least add sweepable mids on each channel

[@MikeAdz]

when is it out in the UK??

[@Thatblindguy527]

I would love to buy this mixer but since I’m blind I’m not sure how I would use the menu without being able to see them. Always going to buy one of mackie USB mixer. I believe now they’re owned by Road.

[@theaverageguy3884]

Im a Dj looking for a mixer. My setup at home is Pioneer CDJ 3000 players and a Pioneer DJM750MK2 mixer. The mixer have usb out so i can record. But i want a mixer that let me record straight on to a USB thumb drive. Can this Mackie mixer record straight on to a USB thumb drive with no need of a laptopp?

[@jaywong8023]

Can you power it via usb?

[@johnsheard7470]

love mine for live sound can't fault it great sound

[@lesyouri]

How are the effects?

[@johnsheard7470]

@@lesyouri they are great love it

[@oshkomontes7594]

Can you use it for Karaoke?

[@BillyBlaze7]

I just bought one of these will get it probably tomorrow or the next day, will do a video when i get it

[@MrRich6505]

No you won't.....

[@chambre466]

how much can I record? I mean how much memory has?

[@jkdmyrs]

It doesn’t have memory that you record to. It’s a mixer/interface, not a looper/sampler.

[@chambre466]

@@jkdmyrs "record mode" title is misleading, should be named "routing mode". Whether I record or not is out of context. Anyway, I just got it and the mix sounds amazing. First time using mixer, very good experience, with my instruments straight from the mixer in my head phones (haven t dare yet to plug the monitors), instead running them thru sound card into the box

[@christianquan1554]

This mixer has to be reset every time it is turned on, which is very bad. It has 12 fewer effects than the old version

[@antonio40567]

Allora meglio il V3; che ne pensi ?

[@alwin9238]

Not enough channels.

[@zmirc]

There are bigger models too, check their website

[@christianquan1554]

This mixer has to be reset every time it is turned on, which is very bad. It has 12 fewer effects than the old version

[@vb7913]

Can you elaborate the reset part ?