Mackie ProFX10v3 10-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In FX

The Mackie ProFX10v3 10-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In FX only offers 2 inputs and 4 outputs via USB, so that would not provide full multi-track recording. If a full multi-track recording is required, the mixer would need to be paired with an audio interface that provides the needed number of input channels.

You could use a channel insert to add your own effect per channel if you own a pedal or rack effect.

No, the Mackie ProFX10v3 10-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In Effects has only four mic preamps so it is intended for use with up to four microphones. In order to use the line level input channels (5/6 and 7/8) for microphones, you could use a separate mic preamp like the Rolls MP13 Mini-Mic Preamp (B&H # ROMP13) and connect its 1/4" output to the 1/4" inputs on the mixer. You can either use a 1/4" TS to 1/4" TS cable like the Kopul Premium Performance 3000 Series 1/4" Male to 1/4" Male Instrument Cable- 3' (B&H # KOI3003) to connect to the mono (left) input on the mixer for a mono signal or use a Y-cable like the Hosa Technology Stereo 1/4" Male to 2 Mono 1/4" Male Insert Y-Cable - 3.3' (B&H # HOYCSPM2PM3) to connect to both the left and right inputs 5/6 and/or 7/8 for a stereo signal. As a better option, if you do not already have the ProFX10v3, you may want to consider the Mackie ProFX12v3 12-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In FX (B&H # MAPROFX12V3) which is the model up from the ProFX10v3. The ProFX12v3 has seven input channels that can be used to connect microphones.

The signals from the left and right main outputs of the Mackie ProFX10v3 10-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In FX are influenced by the "Pan" selection of each channel. The pan knob determines which side of the mix each channel's signal is sent to. For instance, channel 1 could be panned hard left, and channel 2 hard right, and channel 1 would only come out of the left main output while channel 2 only came out of the right main output. Panning can be done definitively to either side or anywhere in between, and the main outs will accurately interpret these selections in their output signal.

The Mackie ProFX10v3 10-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In FX includes a universal power supply that accepts any voltage ranging from 100 to 240 VAC.

The Mackie ProFX10v3 10-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In FX does not have individual "Solo" switches for each track. This features is implemented in Mackie's ProFXV3 line starting with the slightly larger Mackie ProFX12v3 12-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In FX (BH #MAPROFX12V3): https://bhpho.to/3C84kGD

You should be able to use the FX send without applying any effects and it should work to do a mix-minus setup.

While all 4 mic channels receive phantom, it is possible to mix condenser, dynamic and ribbons IF you use a Cloudlifter device on the ribbons to isolate them from the voltage.