Such a great review! Especially considering it was done in 2011. A bit of waffling but largely a concise demonstration of a simple use of this hardware - not to mention, he's mindful of how far away from the camera he is. Great stuff.
one of my roomates just found one of these in a random dumpster brought it home and I tried it out.. works perfectly fine he gave it to me as he had no clue what it even was.
Wow, this video has been super helpful. I'm pretty new to the whole music stuff and got this mixer. Video has been helpful in explaining how this alien technology works. Thank you!
@cameracreations: They call this "5 input, 2 bus". The "2 bus" means it carries left and right channels separately. Inputs 1, 2, and 4 mix on the left bus, inputs 1, 3 and 5 mix on the right bus. If you plug in to 2 but not 3, it will double it to both buses. I'm surprised by the negative comments here. No, you're not going to run a professional DJ gig or a full concert tour on this, but for gosh sakes it costs $45. On a price/performance ratio basis, I think the use of "amazing" is quite appropriate.
I'm sure someone said it before, but you do have two main outs that you can use to send to your speakers, that will leave the headphone out as an extra output so that you don't need to use the splitter.
I've not long gotten one of these, and a UCA202 digital audio interface. It's a great unit foir the price, and the only difference between mine and yours is that mine has an amber power LED rather than bright blue. I'm really loving mine so far, and the D/A interface gets me away from relying on the internal sound card at all.
Thank you for this demo, it was extremely helpful! I came into one of these for free a while back. I'm a musician but don't have much electronic jargon down, and all the other demos i've found have had so much tech language i hadn't been able to make headway. I really appreciate your accessible language.
Thank you @MichaelHobbs for a great review! Had a quick question about how one would go about hooking up multiple mics into this mixer? Is it possible?
Thank you for this. That was good. Do you get a hissing or static sound when higher volumes are introduced? I've read reviews were some consumers say that it can't handle higher decibels of sound without presenting sound artifacts.
Can i use a guitar and vocal mic at the same time with this one? I'm using a microphone in the channel 1 XLR input and try to use a guitar in the line in 2 mono input "first one next to the XLR input on the left" but I'm not getting any sound from the guitar. The mic works fine.
Maybe dumb question, but please help me! The RCA cable, is the in cables going to green hole on soundcard? There speakers is, or is it in the blue? I understand that mic goes to mic. Please help me! I got my Xenyx Q502 today. And i don´t have that white thing that you have when you connect RCA cables.
I might sound a little off-beat, but I was actually looking for a A/C powered mixer and stopped by this. My question is, although it is powered and used for recording as well, can i use an external battery or a large power bank to power this device?
Hi there. This is a great video. I'm in the midst of getting the necessary audio equipment to start doing voice over work, and this one seems like a great mixer to help get me started. I know I have the XLR cable and the microphone I need. Personally, I have the Rode NT1A microphone, a condenser microphone. But I'm still confused about what cables I need to connect the microphone to the mixer and to the computer. The cables you mentioned, the microphone going into the computer, and the audio going into the mixer...are these the cables that I need to do it? Do I need that white cable you also mentioned?
Hey! wondering if I use this to output two synth instruments together into one output. would I need an audio interface as well for any reason before it is then sent out to the PC? For recording and simultaneous playback or would something like this handle that fine? have a very basic set up with a minilogue and jp-08 currently. (one outputs in 6.3mm jack the other 3.5mm)
This was very helpful...gotta question: how do you keep from static when you record? Does that have to do with the soundcard. I use either Audacity, or Cakewalk recording studio. It seems static and feedback are a never ending problem for me. Thanks...Randy
Thanks for the overview. I've owned one for 6 years. Behringer does something very misleading with this model. They state on the box it has phantom power, but if you contact customer support, they will confirm that the Xenyx 502 only has +15V phantom power, not the full +48V required by most condenser mics. I use an older mic with mine that does not require +48V. This is further confused by the manual which clearly states in the intro that it's capable of 60dB and +48V phantom power. But the manual is for models 502 \ 802 \ 1002 \ 1202. After emailing Behringer they confirmed that this is a mistake on their part - the 502 does not supply that +48V. Very misleading and dishonest on Behringer's part.
+Jose Claudio D Some condenser mic's will still work - there's no guarantee but to try. But they'll run hot - they'll be more sensitive than an AT2020 user who is running on a full +48V phantom power. You'll have reduced pickup range and \ or be increasing the Gain more than on full power.
+Jose Claudio D No, condenser mic's require phantom power to work - your AT2020 is a condenser mic. It just requires a certain amount of phantom power to work optimally - or with other condenser's, for them to work at all. When I say it runs hot I don't mean temperature hot. When referring to a "hot" mic, it means one of two things: In broadcasting a hot mic is a live mic. As in, be careful what you say, that mic is live and on air. Mic's are also termed "hot" when one mic alone, or one in a signal chain are overly sensitive which can happen for various reasons, all of which come back to power. Dynamic mics don't require phantom power, and this Behringer unit is better suited to dynamic mics because of the insufficient phantom power. Without getting into a full technical description of how a condenser mics diaphragm works, suffice to say that they will not work optimally, or at all, without sufficient DC phantom power - the standard is +48V. If you turn up the gain to pick up the voice better, you're also making the mic more sensitive to all other sounds and noise, and the mic sounds sharp or tinny, and can produce hiss or buzz, and in a stage mix with other instruments they're nightmares for feedback - but condenser mics are much rarer in a stage mix. Condenser mics are already designed to be more sensitive to pick up multiple voices or room sounds depending on the cardoid pattern, so by supplying insufficient power you're having to compensate, and forcing it to increase sensitivity, on an already sensitive mic. So it runs" hot" If you get a chance test your mic on another mixing board with full +48V phantom power. You'll notice the difference immediately. The mic won't be as sensitive top achieve the same result, your voice will pick up clearer and stronger from a further distance - exactly the way condenser's should work - and without the hiss and buzz.
I want to be able to plug my guitar in through my amp along with the song as a backing track and record it to my PC but with as two different tracks which can be altered seperately. Is there a USB output in the machine that would allow me to do this?
So I could use this to be able to hear audio from 2 audio cables, combined into one? I want to be able to hear both my guitar's amplifier and my computer at the same time so could I use this to accomplish that?
I'm wondering if the phones and main volume knobs are independent? Like if I'm listening to the phones with its volume on 5 but I turn the mains down will that lower the phones volume too? To elaborate I'm running 2 sets of reference monitors but with the mixer I'm using the master volume also turns down phones volume. I'm looking for them to be independent so I can switch back and forth during mixing to hear the differences.
Hey thanks man just got mine today and needed help setting it up but 1 question is on a windows computer where would i plug in the 2 cables instead of a imic
BHsemininja its really easy to set it up i called the technician and the teach me how to use it and its really awesome he said people had a lot of problem with it because they don't really know how to set it up u have to put the input in the litle mixer the that has usb to plog on the computer u have to plog that input in the output that on the inteface what the guy show u now and u have to plog the output that on the interface to input in the that plog on the computer and you have to have audacity whatever u using after that go to www.behringer.com download the sofward and try to up load it on audacity if u going to do podcasting but gor the music u don't have to download any sofward u just ganna do ur thing
would an RE20 or any mic that had no on/off work perfectly? also do I have to have the main audio system on behind me in the gymnasium/above me in the press box or is that my master sound system in front of me and I can plug in the mics and I'm ready to go?
My mixer just came in the mail today and I'm very happy with it. But I have a question for you: when you plug in your headphones into the headphones input on the mixer, do you get low volume? I have my phones fader all the way to the right and the volume is pretty low. Now, I bought some RCA plugs to Phono (not sure if Amazon got my order right) and they hook up fine but the sound is not loud. Is that the same on your mixer?
Is there a way to run the mic into the mixer and audio out via aux? I don't have a left and right to aux cable, i just have an aux cable with a big to small adapter to fit in the interface.
I just purchased one of these Behringer Xenyx 502 and wanted to use it to run my P.A. Couldn't seem to get it working. Is there a video to show me step by step on how to set it up for P.A. speakers?
You plug you're guitar into 1 of the 2 stereo inputs. I use a Casio CTK - 7000 which has Left and Right inputs which the 4 inputs that weren't talked about are used for. If you are running a guitar always just plug directly into the left (mono) Jack and you can control the pan and volume levels easily. It's quite simple actually. My buddy runs his RP 6 digital fx pedal (1996) which has stereo Left (mono) main and right inputs which u can plug into the mixer for stereo sound.
@behringer Thanks for the great product! I hope i got all the specs right! But hey when will that Xenyx 302USB be available? Id love to get my hands on one and test/review it for youtube.
can i connect a behringer b215d through this and ran signal from my computer to this mixer and from the mixer to the speakers? if not please recommend me some other mixer which would be good for this application, i need something with a low price, just for connect 2 speakers with a computer for playing music
please If I want to take the signal from the band's main mixer to this Behringer, adding in the behringer also an output of my electronic drums, and my cellular phone where I've the metronome, will this Behringer work for this??? I need to have some like this for hear the band and the metronome when I play live with the band. Thanks
I have questions: what do you mean by ultra low noise and high head room? what are the 5 inputs for and what is 2 BUS mixer mean? Which mixer will you recommend for the USB/XLR blue Yeti microphone i have . This mic has both USB and XLR options. I have never used the xlr till now i have always been using USB port direct to laptop. If you can explain me the benefit of using XLR and the related components to do voice recording on laptop I would really appreciate it.
First, let me thank you for such a good review! It was easy to follow. :D I am a total n00b when it comes to music and tech but I have a party and wanted to set up a simple karaoke. I have only seen how they hook up big mixers, which have several mic slots, and I am curious to know if it is possible to use 2 microphones at the same time in this small mixer since I want to buy something affordable and small. Can one use a mic under the XLR (wireless?) and another inside the 1/4" jack same time?
Hi. I have one of these. The manual tells you NOT to attach the PSU the way you did. It tells you to plug the AC into the 110 wall socket AFTER the mixer is connected. This is true of many of the Behringer mixers that don't have power switches. Other than that, nice un-boxing.
When I plug my headphones in, sound only comes through the left channel... (It is not the headphones either.) Also, the mixer is saying that sound from the right channel is coming out. Anyone know how to fix this?
This may be a noobish question but honestly I'm stumped. Would you recommend a dedicated sound card along with this mixer or is an onboard just fine? Thanks!
I really think of buying one, but I have a comment. When you plug in the spliter jack into the headphone, you will get the same volume level output for both speakers and headphones, which I believe will not do too well for your ears. Why don't you plug it in to the Left output 1/4" since it's mono?
hi, I have facing an issue, I purchased USB podcast studio, I connected each & everything as per in documents, but when I am recording any clips with my mice then it's voice is bad and with bad quality, but in my same headphone when I am recording voice it's working fine but when I play that recording its worst. I need your help I am stuck from one week, please help me.
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it's the end 2020 and I just bought this mixer , this review really helps me, thanks
Such a great review! Especially considering it was done in 2011. A bit of waffling but largely a concise demonstration of a simple use of this hardware - not to mention, he's mindful of how far away from the camera he is.
Great stuff.
one of my roomates just found one of these in a random dumpster brought it home and I tried it out.. works perfectly fine he gave it to me as he had no clue what it even was.
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Thanks for this video. I needed a step by step (beginning with power) instruction to set it up. You solved a problem I was having with the power in.
very good demo! I wish more people put this much effort into stuff like this
Thank you so much for this! I've had a mic for over 5 months and the behring xenyx 502 but never knew how to get the sound to the computer! Thankyouu!
Wow, this video has been super helpful. I'm pretty new to the whole music stuff and got this mixer. Video has been helpful in explaining how this alien technology works. Thank you!
good job man,appreciate it you really show everything in detail which is very necessary
excellent video n guide n review. extremely thorough and well-spoken and organized. kudos bro
This video is amazing it really helped me understand how to actually use this thing. Thank you!!
Great vid!, need more of these videos for this mixer!
Thanks a lot! I was sooo lost on how to use this thing. You helped a lot!
Just got one from amazon for $40/- + tax. Googled and found your video! It's helpful, especially with the basic wires and connections!
Thanks for the review. Just what I was looking for - Update: Amazon has this mixer for $39.99
@cameracreations: They call this "5 input, 2 bus". The "2 bus" means it carries left and right channels separately. Inputs 1, 2, and 4 mix on the left bus, inputs 1, 3 and 5 mix on the right bus. If you plug in to 2 but not 3, it will double it to both buses.
I'm surprised by the negative comments here. No, you're not going to run a professional DJ gig or a full concert tour on this, but for gosh sakes it costs $45. On a price/performance ratio basis, I think the use of "amazing" is quite appropriate.
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I'm sure someone said it before, but you do have two main outs that you can use to send to your speakers, that will leave the headphone out as an extra output so that you don't need to use the splitter.
I've not long gotten one of these, and a UCA202 digital audio interface. It's a great unit foir the price, and the only difference between mine and yours is that mine has an amber power LED rather than bright blue. I'm really loving mine so far, and the D/A interface gets me away from relying on the internal sound card at all.
Thanks man i didnt know what the knobs did and i wanted to know that and you explained it kinda good thanks.
Thank you for this demo, it was extremely helpful! I came into one of these for free a while back. I'm a musician but don't have much electronic jargon down, and all the other demos i've found have had so much tech language i hadn't been able to make headway. I really appreciate your accessible language.
Great review thanks, all what i needed to know about. From the UK :)
Thanks! I just ordered this and now i'm glad i did!!!
Thank you @MichaelHobbs for a great review! Had a quick question about how one would go about hooking up multiple mics into this mixer? Is it possible?
Thank you for this. That was good. Do you get a hissing or static sound when higher volumes are introduced? I've read reviews were some consumers say that it can't handle higher decibels of sound without presenting sound artifacts.
THANX MICHAEL GREAT VIDEO
Can i use a guitar and vocal mic at the same time with this one? I'm using a microphone in the channel 1 XLR input and try to use a guitar in the line in 2 mono input "first one next to the XLR input on the left" but I'm not getting any sound from the guitar. The mic works fine.
thanks man! good review!
Maybe dumb question, but please help me! The RCA cable, is the in cables going to green hole on soundcard? There speakers is, or is it in the blue? I understand that mic goes to mic. Please help me! I got my Xenyx Q502 today. And i don´t have that white thing that you have when you connect RCA cables.
I might sound a little off-beat, but I was actually looking for a A/C powered mixer and stopped by this. My question is, although it is powered and used for recording as well, can i use an external battery or a large power bank to power this device?
very well done review. quick question: how would I go about connecting monitor speakers to this mixer?
Hi there. This is a great video. I'm in the midst of getting the necessary audio equipment to start doing voice over work, and this one seems like a great mixer to help get me started. I know I have the XLR cable and the microphone I need. Personally, I have the Rode NT1A microphone, a condenser microphone. But I'm still confused about what cables I need to connect the microphone to the mixer and to the computer. The cables you mentioned, the microphone going into the computer, and the audio going into the mixer...are these the cables that I need to do it? Do I need that white cable you also mentioned?
Nice video. How do you prevent static from coming through when you record vocals?
thanks for the review!
instead of using the xlr cable could you use a xlr to 3.5 mm then a 1/4 inch adaptor and put in the 1/4 inch hole under the xlr in put?
whenever i hear myself on the mixers headphones while speaking it sounds amazing but after its recording it doesnt sound as good, why is that?
great video! helped me a lot(:
nice candid review
Hey! wondering if I use this to output two synth instruments together into one output.
would I need an audio interface as well for any reason before it is then sent out to the PC? For recording and simultaneous playback or would something like this handle that fine?
have a very basic set up with a minilogue and jp-08 currently. (one outputs in 6.3mm jack the other 3.5mm)
FlyingAce1016 any update with this? any sound or power drawback?
This was very helpful...gotta question: how do you keep from static when you record? Does that have to do with the soundcard. I use either Audacity, or Cakewalk recording studio. It seems static and feedback are a never ending problem for me. Thanks...Randy
Thanks for the overview. I've owned one for 6 years.
Behringer does something very misleading with this model. They state on the box it has phantom power, but if you contact customer support, they will confirm that the Xenyx 502 only has +15V phantom power, not the full +48V required by most condenser mics. I use an older mic with mine that does not require +48V.
This is further confused by the manual which clearly states in the intro that it's capable of 60dB and +48V phantom power. But the manual is for models 502 \ 802 \ 1002 \ 1202. After emailing Behringer they confirmed that this is a mistake on their part - the 502 does not supply that +48V. Very misleading and dishonest on Behringer's part.
+Jack Flynn Yes .. fooled by that claim too!
How come my at2020 which requires 48v works though? I asked behringer and they said it was only 15 but my mic still works
+Jose Claudio D Some condenser mic's will still work - there's no guarantee but to try. But they'll run hot - they'll be more sensitive than an AT2020 user who is running on a full +48V phantom power. You'll have reduced pickup range and \ or be increasing the Gain more than on full power.
+Jack Flynn is there a risk in using an external phantom power supply with my at2020?
+Jose Claudio D No, condenser mic's require phantom power to work - your AT2020 is a condenser mic. It just requires a certain amount of phantom power to work optimally - or with other condenser's, for them to work at all.
When I say it runs hot I don't mean temperature hot. When referring to a "hot" mic, it means one of two things: In broadcasting a hot mic is a live mic. As in, be careful what you say, that mic is live and on air.
Mic's are also termed "hot" when one mic alone, or one in a signal chain are overly sensitive which can happen for various reasons, all of which come back to power. Dynamic mics don't require phantom power, and this Behringer unit is better suited to dynamic mics because of the insufficient phantom power. Without getting into a full technical description of how a condenser mics diaphragm works, suffice to say that they will not work optimally, or at all, without sufficient DC phantom power - the standard is +48V.
If you turn up the gain to pick up the voice better, you're also making the mic more sensitive to all other sounds and noise, and the mic sounds sharp or tinny, and can produce hiss or buzz, and in a stage mix with other instruments they're nightmares for feedback - but condenser mics are much rarer in a stage mix. Condenser mics are already designed to be more sensitive to pick up multiple voices or room sounds depending on the cardoid pattern, so by supplying insufficient power you're having to compensate, and forcing it to increase sensitivity, on an already sensitive mic. So it runs" hot"
If you get a chance test your mic on another mixing board with full +48V phantom power. You'll notice the difference immediately. The mic won't be as sensitive top achieve the same result, your voice will pick up clearer and stronger from a further distance - exactly the way condenser's should work - and without the hiss and buzz.
I want to be able to plug my guitar in through my amp along with the song as a backing track and record it to my PC but with as two different tracks which can be altered seperately. Is there a USB output in the machine that would allow me to do this?
So I could use this to be able to hear audio from 2 audio cables, combined into one? I want to be able to hear both my guitar's amplifier and my computer at the same time so could I use this to accomplish that?
I'm wondering if the phones and main volume knobs are independent? Like if I'm listening to the phones with its volume on 5 but I turn the mains down will that lower the phones volume too?
To elaborate I'm running 2 sets of reference monitors but with the mixer I'm using the master volume also turns down phones volume. I'm looking for them to be independent so I can switch back and forth during mixing to hear the differences.
Hey thanks man just got mine today and needed help setting it up but 1 question is on a windows computer where would i plug in the 2 cables instead of a imic
BHsemininja its really easy to set it up i called the technician and the teach me how to use it and its really awesome he said people had a lot of problem with it because they don't really know how to set it up u have to put the input in the litle mixer the that has usb to plog on the computer u have to plog that input in the output that on the inteface what the guy show u now and u have to plog the output that on the interface to input in the that plog on the computer and you have to have audacity whatever u using after that go to www.behringer.com download the sofward and try to up load it on audacity if u going to do podcasting but gor the music u don't have to download any sofward u just ganna do ur thing
Thanks for this video. It had ALL the info I was looking for.
I want to run a roland octapad and an arturia microbrute analog synth simultaneously to a pair of passive speakers. Do i need this mixer? Thanks!
Does this improve the sound quality of the Headphones over my onboard sound card(ALC 1150)?
thanks for your information bro!! nice
I have the same mixer I just need help finding a good setting for singing as far as gains highs and lows any suggestions? ??
Hi, Is this setup also good for a Apple iMac retina 5K 27" Computer?
do i need to put rc cables in the in and out cd tape and to the usb and to my computer to record or could i use a rca to usb in one of them
would an RE20 or any mic that had no on/off work perfectly? also do I have to have the main audio system on behind me in the gymnasium/above me in the press box or is that my master sound system in front of me and I can plug in the mics and I'm ready to go?
My mixer just came in the mail today and I'm very happy with it. But I have a question for you: when you plug in your headphones into the headphones input on the mixer, do you get low volume? I have my phones fader all the way to the right and the volume is pretty low. Now, I bought some RCA plugs to Phono (not sure if Amazon got my order right) and they hook up fine but the sound is not loud. Is that the same on your mixer?
Is there a way to run the mic into the mixer and audio out via aux? I don't have a left and right to aux cable, i just have an aux cable with a big to small adapter to fit in the interface.
I just purchased one of these Behringer Xenyx 502 and wanted to use it to run my P.A. Couldn't seem to get it working. Is there a video to show me step by step on how to set it up for P.A. speakers?
You plug you're guitar into 1 of the 2 stereo inputs. I use a Casio CTK - 7000 which has Left and Right inputs which the 4 inputs that weren't talked about are used for. If you are running a guitar always just plug directly into the left (mono) Jack and you can control the pan and volume levels easily. It's quite simple actually. My buddy runs his RP 6 digital fx pedal (1996) which has stereo Left (mono) main and right inputs which u can plug into the mixer for stereo sound.
Can I connect using this mixer with an MXL-770 condenser microphone? I hope you help me ..
HI thanks for help but I have major question. Can I put Isr cable to computer as in headphones line together like you did on usb line?
@behringer Thanks for the great product! I hope i got all the specs right! But hey when will that Xenyx 302USB be available? Id love to get my hands on one and test/review it for youtube.
Hi, I see it has one headphone jack, can I use a splitter of some sort to support two headphones?
can i connect a behringer b215d through this and ran signal from my computer to this mixer and from the mixer to the speakers? if not please recommend me some other mixer which would be good for this application, i need something with a low price, just for connect 2 speakers with a computer for playing music
please If I want to take the signal from the band's main mixer to this Behringer, adding in the behringer also an output of my electronic drums, and my cellular phone where I've the metronome, will this Behringer work for this??? I need to have some like this for hear the band and the metronome when I play live with the band. Thanks
I have questions: what do you mean by ultra low noise and high head room? what are the 5 inputs for and what is 2 BUS mixer mean? Which mixer will you recommend for the USB/XLR blue Yeti microphone i have . This mic has both USB and XLR options. I have never used the xlr till now i have always been using USB port direct to laptop. If you can explain me the benefit of using XLR and the related components to do voice recording on laptop I would really appreciate it.
Hi got one of these got it all set up how do use it for karaoke as I want to split screen it for words but no sound coming out thanks
First, let me thank you for such a good review! It was easy to follow. :D
I am a total n00b when it comes to music and tech but I have a party and wanted to set up a simple karaoke. I have only seen how they hook up big mixers, which have several mic slots, and I am curious to know if it is possible to use 2 microphones at the same time in this small mixer since I want to buy something affordable and small. Can one use a mic under the XLR (wireless?) and another inside the 1/4" jack same time?
Hi. I have one of these. The manual tells you NOT to attach the PSU the way you did. It tells you to plug the AC into the 110 wall socket AFTER the mixer is connected. This is true of many of the Behringer mixers that don't have power switches. Other than that, nice un-boxing.
Can you turn off phantom power? For dynamic mic?
How many bits is the phantom power? Also, is there a reticulated ASIO driver?
Couldn´t you use the main out to plug the speakers and leave the headphone port alone?
Hello, nice review. I was wondering if this needs any software drivers? Thank you
You can use it with ANY instrument that uses 1/4th jacks or if you have an instrument with an 1/8th inch jack just get a 1/4th jack adapter.
hey thanks for very nice review , just one question can we use it with DSLR camera on filed
When I plug my headphones in, sound only comes through the left channel... (It is not the headphones either.) Also, the mixer is saying that sound from the right channel is coming out. Anyone know how to fix this?
XLR MIC TO CONNECT TO IPAD PRO 1st gen...will it work?? I heard this thing has low power...?? I can get this today for $30.00...let me know thanks!
Thanks for the review bro! GBU
is there a quality loss when u use just a RCA as the output to the computer and the converter to usb
@SOTBTv You need to have either a 1/4 inch to 1/8 inch adapter and an instrument cable OR RCA to 1/8 inch adapter
how to get sound from a bus mixer bringer 802 from your smart tv 4k to use u tube for karaoke?
This may be a noobish question but honestly I'm stumped. Would you recommend a dedicated sound card along with this mixer or is an onboard just fine?
Thanks!
No slider switches? (All I need is one for my music source and one for my voice.)
Dude you'r awesome but please tell me about how i connect speakers to mixer and and how i listen my voice with music in speakers
hey I know that this video is old but does this be able to change ur voice as in a voice changer?
If i was to connect a XLR Microphone like the Audio-Technica AT2020 in the mixer would I be able to still skype my friends and they will hear me fine?
Do you have problems with the mixer because of haveing to take out the power cord all the time
Hi can you do the review for zoom u-44 how to put and use of cables
Hi sir.. where can i plug the smartphone in?
what would you recommend? My behringer just blew out so I need a new mixer but don't know the best brand. I only need 1 phantom input.
Could u explain what the dials should be set at? I'm confused with that!
Good review bro:)
do you have in that mixer FX for the mic to echo the voice ?
Does the mixer come the the RCA cables?
is there a set up where I can use two microphones at once?
How does this compare with the Pyle PAD30MXUBT ?
I really think of buying one, but I have a comment. When you plug in the spliter jack into the headphone, you will get the same volume level output for both speakers and headphones, which I believe will not do too well for your ears. Why don't you plug it in to the Left output 1/4" since it's mono?
hi, I have facing an issue, I purchased USB podcast studio, I connected each & everything as per in documents, but when I am recording any clips with my mice then it's voice is bad and with bad quality, but in my same headphone when I am recording voice it's working fine but when I play that recording its worst. I need your help I am stuck from one week, please help me.
Can i plug my ipod and hear the song and guitar using my headphones ? Thanks
Also can I connect this to wireless mic?
Im a guitar player tryin to record my playing, was wondering if i can go from the guitar to the mixer to a behringer uca -202 to my pc ??
Dude thank you so much this really help..
muchas gracias hacia falta algo como esto salds
Can u put a links to where u got it form in the deception please