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An audio console, also known as a sound board or mixing desk, is a device used to control and mix multiple audio signals. It has various knobs, faders, and buttons that allow the operator to adjust the level, tone, and other aspects of each signal. The console then sums these signals together to create a final output. It is commonly used in live performances, studios, and broadcasting to manage different microphones, instruments, and other sound sources.