OMG u gotta check out Rolands new mixer 
! its literally perfect 4 recording live performances or making tracks @ home. the built-in effects are so sick & having dedicated EQ n compressor on each channel is everything. $300 is like a steal for all these features. i mean, who needs expensive studio equipment when u can just get this baby? its compact n lightweight too 
, u can take it anywhere. the app 4 remote control is a game changer too! 
! its literally perfect 4 recording live performances or making tracks @ home. the built-in effects are so sick & having dedicated EQ n compressor on each channel is everything. $300 is like a steal for all these features. i mean, who needs expensive studio equipment when u can just get this baby? its compact n lightweight too , u can take it anywhere. the app 4 remote control is a game changer too! 
and the built-in effects? game changer. i mean, who needs an external effects pedal when you got it right there in the mixer 
... plus, it's super affordable at $300, can't beat that 
... been using it for a week now and it's honestly changed my recording workflow 
... would def recommend this to anyone looking to upgrade their home studio setup 
anyone else thinking of getting one?
I think $300 is pretty steep for an interface that's gonna be used by most home studios. I mean, it's not like you're getting some super premium gear here. It's a solid audio interface, don't get me wrong, but 12 input channels and six output channels aren't exactly unheard of in this price range. They might've just inflated the price because it's a new release from Roland, which is a well-known brand, but I'd want to see more comparisons to other similar interfaces before calling it "affordable". 
. Too many features can just overwhelm us, but with these built-in effects, you've got control without needing to add more clutter to your workflow. It's all about finding that sweet spot of functionality and ease of use, right? 