Yamaha MGX12 B 18-Channel Digital Mixing Console Streaming Studio Bundle with 2 DBR12 12-Inch 1,000W Powered Speakers and White HPH-MT5W Studio Headphones

Yamaha MGX12 B Streaming Studio Bundle: A White-Studio Production Hub That Records, Streams, and Fills the Room

This bundle is built for the creator who runs a streaming and recording studio on camera and wants every piece to look the part. The Yamaha MGX12 B is the hero — an 18-channel digital mixing console with 4 MGX mic preamps, a 4.3-inch color touchscreen over twelve physical faders, and a dual USB-C interface that records to a DAW and feeds a livestream at the same time. Two DBR12 12-inch 1,000W powered speakers turn the same console into a full PA for the room or the stage. And the HPH-MT5W headphones come in a clean white finish that photographs bright on camera and matches a white desk, white monitors, and an on-stream studio aesthetic. One purchase puts a podcast room, a streaming rig, and a live PA on one mixing board.

4 MGX Mic Preamps and 32-Bit USB Capture Built for Multi-Host Podcasting

The MGX12 B carries 4 MGX mic preamps on Mic/Line combo inputs with an 86 dB gain range, 0.002% THD, and 125 dB of dynamic range — the digital evolution of Yamaha's industry-standard MG analog line. That headroom holds a quiet voice and a loud one on the same board clean and low-noise, which is exactly what a four-mic podcast table needs. Auto Gain sets each level for you, Clip Safe stops a peak before it ruins a take, and the Sweet Spot Morphing Channel Strip puts broadcast compression and EQ under a single knob. Four independent headphone outputs let every host hear their own mix.

Dual USB-C Lets You Record the Session and Run the Livestream at Once

The MAIN USB-C port is a full 18-in/18-out 32-bit/96 kHz audio interface that multitracks every channel into a DAW for editing later, while the SUB USB-C port feeds a separate 2-in/2-out stream straight to your streaming software at the same time. Onboard, the console records up to 16 tracks to a microSD card with no computer attached — a redundant backup of the whole session. Bluetooth 5.0 streams walk-in music between segments, and the 8-pad Sound Pad fires stingers and sound effects live. The bundled Cubase AI and WaveLab Cast LE handle recording and podcast mastering out of the box.

White HPH-MT5W Headphones Give an Honest Reference That Looks Right on Camera

The HPH-MT5W headphones use closed-back 40 mm CCAW drivers tuned flat from 20 Hz to 20 kHz, so what you hear on the stream is what your audience hears — no hyped bass coloring your mix decisions. The closed-back circumaural design keeps headphone bleed out of an open mic during tracking, and a cup rotates flat for one-ear cueing. A detachable 9.8-foot cable with a screw-on 1/4-inch adaptor plugs straight into the console's headphone outputs and swaps out if it ever fails. The white finish is the point here: it matches a bright on-camera studio where black gear stands out, and it pairs visually with white desks and monitors.

2 DBR12 Powered Speakers Turn the Studio Into a Live PA When You Need One

Each DBR12 drives a 12-inch low-frequency cone and a 1.4-inch compression driver with 1,000W of Class-D power, hitting a 131 dB max SPL across a 52 Hz to 20 kHz range — full-range output with no subwoofer for most program material. Yamaha's FIR-X linear-phase tuning keeps detail clear when the speakers are pushed, and a D-Contour switch flips either cabinet between front-of-house and a tilted floor-monitor wedge. An XLR Mix Out daisy-chains the pair, and M10 fly points handle installed worship and AV use. At 34.8 lb each, they load in by hand — the same studio doubles as a small live rig.

How the Mixer, Speakers, and White Headphones Work as One System

The MGX12 B sits at the center. For a stream or a recording session, mics run into the four MGX preamps, the MAIN USB-C port captures everything to a DAW, the SUB port feeds the broadcast, and each host monitors on a white HPH-MT5W on its own headphone out. When the same gear needs to fill a room, two balanced XLR cables run from the console's main outputs into the DBR12 speakers — set both to FOH for a stereo house pair, or flip one to a D-Contour wedge. The white headphones cue sources at the board, the speakers carry the mix to the room, and the console records the whole thing. One board, three jobs.

Who This Streaming Studio Bundle Is For

For the podcaster or streamer building an on-camera studio who wants white gear that matches the set, this is the rig that records, streams, and monitors from one board. For the worship or event team that broadcasts and runs live sound from the same console, the dual-USB interface and powered speakers cover both at once. For the musician or content creator stepping up from a USB interface and a pair of consumer headphones, the MGX12 B's 32-bit capture, the DBR12 PA headroom, and the flat-response HPH-MT5W reference are a complete jump in capability — in one purchase, in a finish built for the camera. Plug in, hit record, go live.