Can I plug a keyboard, microphone, studio monitors, headphones and my computer into only one mixer?

[Andrew_70]

So that I can monitor myself with the headphones, play audio from my computer , play on the keyboard, and send all of this to the main mix on the studio monitors? Can I do all of this with only one device?

 

[Petrossa]

If you have a large enough mixing desk, then yeah, sure you can
In fact, even an entry level mixer should be able to suit your needs.

 

[Andrew_70]

If you have a large enough mixing desk, then yeah, sure you can
In fact, even an entry level mixer should be able to suit your needs.

http/www.amazon.com/dp/B008O517IC/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1168G9UGH6K2J&coliid=I2MHFEF6FAHWQX If I were to purchase this mixer, the mic would go in the xlr, the monitors would go in main out, headphones in phones, computer - usb, where would I plug the keyboard into?

 

[Petrossa]

That would depend on what outputs your keyboard has, but I suspect that it uses a jack output. You can convert that to xlr and use an xlr input, otherwise use one of the line inputs.

 

[Andrew_70]

That would depend on what outputs your keyboard has, but I suspect that it uses a jack output. You can convert that to xlr and use an xlr input, otherwise use one of the line inputs.

http/cdn.roland.com/assets/images/products/gallery/juno-ds61_r_gal.jpg Here is the back of my keyboard. I just plug a 1/4 inch cable from the "exit input" to xlr or line input?

 

[Petrossa]

You will want to plug the 1/4 inch into the L/Mono plug.
The Ext Input is an input from an external source.