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An audio mixer is a device that combines multiple audio signals into one or more outputs. It is used to control the level, timbre, and dynamics of individual signals in order to create a balanced and pleasing sound. An audio console, on the other hand, is a more advanced device that not only mixes audio signals but also provides additional features such as equalization, routing, and effects processing. Audio consoles are typically used in professional sound Reinforcement, broadcast, and recording applications.