glad you liked the video. you would need to get an external effects processor and run one plug from the FX send of the mixer to the input on the processor and another plug from the output of the processor to any of the inputs on the mixer then turn the red knob on your mic channel on and the main FX knob on over in the main section and have your effects processor on an echo effect and it should work as this mixer doesn't have built in effects.
thank you! glad you liked it. I've used it with powered speakers, but you can plug it into an amp too if you want. if you go with the powered speakers I recommend the Mackie thump 15A. I have those and the bass on them is amazing.
I think the best way to plug it in would be to plug it in directly too one of the channels on it, but if you don't have the right plug for it then the Rca input should work just as good too you would just have more control of the volume if you plugged it in to a quarter inch input channel.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks Thank you. That's how I had it and then all of a sudden it stopped working, I got a new aux cord but now everything sounds like it's way far away in a tunnel ?? Thank you for taking the time to answer!
this model in order to record with it you would need to get rca cables run it through the control out into a recording mixer, tape deck etc... there is a mixer with the same design as this one but its called the behringer XenyxQ 1202USB that one you can record with through a pc
how would one go about using the mixer for studio mixing. Say i have a multi track demo recorded, and I need to get that mixed using these effects (the ones in the DAW suck), how would I connect the atual mixer? Do I use the RCA plugs? perhaps plugging the output of my interface, go the input of the tape in using an RCA adapter? I tried this, but honestly I can't multitrack mix the input, instead I just get a feedback loop when I try to send the signal back into my interface. Honestly I feel like If I am using a DAW, I am basically stuck with the godawful digital stock effects that are available in the DAW. So basically, how would I hook up the desk so that I can go from Logic Pro to the channels for mixing and then back to Logic, without causing a shit ton of feedback? Thanks
you could use rca to mini for going from the mixer to the PC, and use another one to go from the PC to the mixer that shouldn't make it feed back or you could do an rca to USB for going from the mixer to the PC and back. those should both work without it looping. let me know if you need any additional help or if this helped you.
@TheMusicChanneljakerocks will it work in stereo? Also, do I plug the second RCA (the one that goes from the computer to the mixer), go from the computer to one of the mixer's channels, or does it go to the tape in?
@TheMusicChanneljakerocks RCA to USB doesn't work at all in any way. I've seen people talk about it, and it's honestly only applicable to old-school computers. The only way to get audio onto a device nowadays is either by audio interface or built-in mic. My macbook Pro that I use for my music doesn't have any audio/mic ins, and if I put a USB into it (after converting to USBC since USB jacks don't exist either) it just acts like nothing happened, doesn't respond to it in any way. Modern devices suck and it really annoys me I paid £1000 for a mac without basic features (same for the shitty device I am writing on now - cost a shit ton but doesn't even have a mini jack slot for headphones). I initially ram my rca out of my interface and into a channel on the mixer, then used control room out to run into the inputs on the interface, and into Logic. The issue is that I need to have the track record on to a new track in the DAW which needs to be muted, otherwise it also goes out the interface and back and creates feedback. If I mute the track I'm (re) recording though, I cannot hear what I'm mixing so I end up mixing with my eyes instead of my ears to avoid feedback, which sucks.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks Hi again, where on the mixing desk, do I plug in the RCA jack that goes from my Macbook to the mixer? I currently have my mixer going from the main out into the interface, then i have my Mac's headphone out going with the RCA, to the tape in on the desk. That did nothing and i couldn't mix the incoming signal, so I sent tape in to control out and plugged in the Control Out to two channels on the mixer. That sounds absolutely awful, and feeds back, but the EQ's now work with the signal. Idk if that's the way it should be done, I am willing to bet it isn't. Except there is pretty much nothing on the internet regarding an setting up analogue mixer with a current Macbook pro, for mixing and studio work, as opposed to recording a live setup.
Well the first 4 channelsare mono and the last 4 are stereo channels. It will depend on what kind of signal and/or sound you want. I used the mono channels for the most part though for guitar.
Great video mate, I'm about to buy the same model and I'm curious about one thing. Let's say I'm using channel 1 with a microphone and I turn down the white level knob down to the lowest, will the FX knob still pass the audio throug FX send channel independently?
If you're using the FX channel as an Aux channel for a monitor then yes it will. As for an external effects processor you may still need the white knob turned up because I tested it with my external processor and it didn't do anything when I had the white knob down.
You can have 1 set of speakers in the main out, another pair in the control room out, a monitor in the FX send because the FX send can also be used as an output for like a stage monitor. And then your headphones in the headphone output.
Yeah, I didn't have an actual camera at the time, I was using my phone so everything looked backwards in the video. My current videos I'm using an actual camera so nothing looks backwards anymore. Glad you still enjoyed the video though. Thanks.
I don't think this one has built in reverb you may need an external effects processor for that. There is another mixer video on my channel and that one has built in reverb. It's the Behringer XENYX X2442 USB Mixer.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks sir , pl guide if possible ,,, I have a behringer xenix 302 ( Basic) what is external processer for reverb etc , can I add on it , please guide in detail , I m a vocalist , want reverb atleast while singing 🙏
You can add an external effects processor to your mixer. There should be an FX send or an Aux output on the mixer then you would run the other end of the plug to the input of the processor. And then you would run another plug from the output of the processor into a return input or a channel input on the mixer. I went ahead and edited the description of this video that has a link to a reverb processor. Let me know if you need anymore help.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks you have given a big hope dear , if you could please guide me step by step to solve my issue , like what external processer, how to get it , where to get it from , the whole process infact ,,, I m very glad to get your instant reply ,,, highly appreciated 🙏 waiting please
There's a reverb processor on reverb.com it's called TC Electronic M350 Effect/Reverb Processor there's a link to that one in the description of this video. If you would like me to find other reverb processor's just let me know and I will do my best to find one for you.
I filmed it with my front camera on my phone since I only had my phone camera at the time of filming this and no phone tripod so I used the front camera to make sure the camera got the mixer in the video. I now have a better camera for filming with a tripod.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks got mine used from Sam Ash 65bucks with power supply. got a composer pro xl compressor/gate/expand/limiter/etc. for 25used from there also. secret tip~those work well keeping the sound levels of movies down/equal at times you don't want the whole roller coaster effect. the compressor is bypass-able at power switch, so easy access to each. '
I have had this mixer for 2 years and this is the first review that’s really given me the detail I’ve been needing. You’re the man!
glad I could help
Thanks for this just got one used .. and you answered all my questions.. great job
Awesome and amazing Video Jake
Thank you
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks you're welcome 😊
Dear Jake, thanks for a great tutorial video. I have similar Behringer mixer and your video is very helpful. Thanks for sharing it here.
Your welcome. Glad you liked the video.
Thank You! For the tutorial I bought on n have no clue in how to use it
your welcome
Hi tx a million for the quick tutorial,was really helpfull.
Your welcome
i so amazing you explain all the features of this Xenyx mixer 1202, i have question how do you add echo on microphone? thank you.
glad you liked the video. you would need to get an external effects processor and run one plug from the FX send of the mixer to the input on the processor and another plug from the output of the processor to any of the inputs on the mixer then turn the red knob on your mic channel on and the main FX knob on over in the main section and have your effects processor on an echo effect and it should work as this mixer doesn't have built in effects.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks thank you for full of explanation how to add echo using this xenyx 1202.. have a great wonderful day to you..
your welcome. you too.
Great JOB!! I just bought one of these used and really needed this!! Thanks!!!!
Your welcome. Glad you liked the video.
Appreciate this! Quick, Simple, and efficient explanation. Great Job!
Thank you. Glad the video was easy to understand.
Thanks for that really informative & concise explanation - best I've seen as I'm thinking about buying one of these.
Awesome. Your welcome.
Thank you very much this is a perfect video!
Your welcome
Thand you The Music Channel. God bless.
your welcome
Dang dog. This is how all videos should be. Explained everything. Thanks!
Enjoyed your tutorial and I have one question. Can I plug the mixer into my amp or do I need separate speakers if so what do you recommend?
thank you! glad you liked it. I've used it with powered speakers, but you can plug it into an amp too if you want. if you go with the powered speakers I recommend the Mackie thump 15A. I have those and the bass on them is amazing.
wonderful work my brother....thanks so much
I just picked up the USB version of this mixer. Great video 👍.
Awesome. Thanks. Glad you liked the video.
I wish I was as smart as u
Great tutorial man, very helpful!
Thanks.
Great, thanks!
your welcome
This was really, really helpful. Thanks a lot!
Your welcome. Glad I could help.
Great video! Very informative
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
Great tutorial!
Thank you.
thanks man appreciate it cheers
Your welcome
What is the best line or way to hook up my laptop to play music through this? Thank you so much!
I think the best way to plug it in would be to plug it in directly too one of the channels on it, but if you don't have the right plug for it then the Rca input should work just as good too you would just have more control of the volume if you plugged it in to a quarter inch input channel.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks Thank you. That's how I had it and then all of a sudden it stopped working, I got a new aux cord but now everything sounds like it's way far away in a tunnel ?? Thank you for taking the time to answer!
Thanks !!! 👍👍👍
Your welcome
Thank you for your help!
Your welcome
Boss please I really need your help.
Can this mixer be use to record a multi track please
this model in order to record with it you would need to get rca cables run it through the control out into a recording mixer, tape deck etc... there is a mixer with the same design as this one but its called the behringer XenyxQ 1202USB that one you can record with through a pc
Is this a powered mixer ? Do i need an amp to set up for karaoke? Can i go directly to speakers from here?
you'll either need an amp or powered speakers since this is not a powered mixer.
Can I connect this yo an old amplifier
thanks for the tips, mate!
Your welcome
How do I plug my camcorder and it's XLR plug in?
thanks dude! big help!!!
Your welcome
how would one go about using the mixer for studio mixing. Say i have a multi track demo recorded, and I need to get that mixed using these effects (the ones in the DAW suck), how would I connect the atual mixer? Do I use the RCA plugs? perhaps plugging the output of my interface, go the input of the tape in using an RCA adapter? I tried this, but honestly I can't multitrack mix the input, instead I just get a feedback loop when I try to send the signal back into my interface. Honestly I feel like If I am using a DAW, I am basically stuck with the godawful digital stock effects that are available in the DAW. So basically, how would I hook up the desk so that I can go from Logic Pro to the channels for mixing and then back to Logic, without causing a shit ton of feedback? Thanks
you could use rca to mini for going from the mixer to the PC, and use another one to go from the PC to the mixer that shouldn't make it feed back or you could do an rca to USB for going from the mixer to the PC and back. those should both work without it looping. let me know if you need any additional help or if this helped you.
@TheMusicChanneljakerocks will it work in stereo? Also, do I plug the second RCA (the one that goes from the computer to the mixer), go from the computer to one of the mixer's channels, or does it go to the tape in?
@TheMusicChanneljakerocks RCA to USB doesn't work at all in any way. I've seen people talk about it, and it's honestly only applicable to old-school computers. The only way to get audio onto a device nowadays is either by audio interface or built-in mic. My macbook Pro that I use for my music doesn't have any audio/mic ins, and if I put a USB into it (after converting to USBC since USB jacks don't exist either) it just acts like nothing happened, doesn't respond to it in any way. Modern devices suck and it really annoys me I paid £1000 for a mac without basic features (same for the shitty device I am writing on now - cost a shit ton but doesn't even have a mini jack slot for headphones). I initially ram my rca out of my interface and into a channel on the mixer, then used control room out to run into the inputs on the interface, and into Logic. The issue is that I need to have the track record on to a new track in the DAW which needs to be muted, otherwise it also goes out the interface and back and creates feedback. If I mute the track I'm (re) recording though, I cannot hear what I'm mixing so I end up mixing with my eyes instead of my ears to avoid feedback, which sucks.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks Hi again, where on the mixing desk, do I plug in the RCA jack that goes from my Macbook to the mixer? I currently have my mixer going from the main out into the interface, then i have my Mac's headphone out going with the RCA, to the tape in on the desk. That did nothing and i couldn't mix the incoming signal, so I sent tape in to control out and plugged in the Control Out to two channels on the mixer. That sounds absolutely awful, and feeds back, but the EQ's now work with the signal. Idk if that's the way it should be done, I am willing to bet it isn't. Except there is pretty much nothing on the internet regarding an setting up analogue mixer with a current Macbook pro, for mixing and studio work, as opposed to recording a live setup.
Hey bro iv got this coming in the post can you plug a jack mic in or do I need to by the leads to fit the mic connection,
You can use a jack mic too. The quarter inch inputs can handle mics too.
Thank you my friend
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Thank You !!!☺
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can i ask what channel i would use for electric guitar on the mixer
Well the first 4 channelsare mono and the last 4 are stereo channels. It will depend on what kind of signal and/or sound you want. I used the mono channels for the most part though for guitar.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks ok thankyou ..
Great video mate, I'm about to buy the same model and I'm curious about one thing.
Let's say I'm using channel 1 with a microphone and I turn down the white level knob down to the lowest, will the FX knob still pass the audio throug FX send channel independently?
If you're using the FX channel as an Aux channel for a monitor then yes it will. As for an external effects processor you may still need the white knob turned up because I tested it with my external processor and it didn't do anything when I had the white knob down.
Glad you liked the video though. Let me know if you have any other questions.
Where is the jack for the head phones
Can I add more than 2 speakers?? And where do I add it on the mixer? Thank you!
You can have 1 set of speakers in the main out, another pair in the control room out, a monitor in the FX send because the FX send can also be used as an output for like a stage monitor. And then your headphones in the headphone output.
The mixer appeared backwards which made it a little confusing. Other than that, very helpful!
Yeah, I didn't have an actual camera at the time, I was using my phone so everything looked backwards in the video. My current videos I'm using an actual camera so nothing looks backwards anymore. Glad you still enjoyed the video though. Thanks.
Can I connect this directly to speakers as a pa system?
Yes
it needs some kind of power, anything from a home stereo or aux in of a boom box, all the way up to a large P.A system, its unpowered.
@@LTJR. Thanks just wanted to know if it's powered or not
Amplifica el volumen o solo mezcla y si amplifica a cuantos watts amplifica???
passive, no power
🙏🏾
it has reverb ??
I don't think this one has built in reverb you may need an external effects processor for that. There is another mixer video on my channel and that one has built in reverb. It's the Behringer XENYX X2442 USB Mixer.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks sir , pl guide if possible ,,, I have a behringer xenix 302 ( Basic) what is external processer for reverb etc , can I add on it , please guide in detail , I m a vocalist , want reverb atleast while singing 🙏
You can add an external effects processor to your mixer. There should be an FX send or an Aux output on the mixer then you would run the other end of the plug to the input of the processor. And then you would run another plug from the output of the processor into a return input or a channel input on the mixer. I went ahead and edited the description of this video that has a link to a reverb processor. Let me know if you need anymore help.
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks you have given a big hope dear , if you could please guide me step by step to solve my issue , like what external processer, how to get it , where to get it from , the whole process infact ,,, I m very glad to get your instant reply ,,, highly appreciated 🙏 waiting please
There's a reverb processor on reverb.com it's called TC Electronic M350 Effect/Reverb Processor there's a link to that one in the description of this video. If you would like me to find other reverb processor's just let me know and I will do my best to find one for you.
Why is everything backwards?
I filmed it with my front camera on my phone since I only had my phone camera at the time of filming this and no phone tripod so I used the front camera to make sure the camera got the mixer in the video. I now have a better camera for filming with a tripod.
Price ?
From what I'm seeing, it ranges anywhere between $100 and $200
@@TheMusicChanneljakerocks got mine used from Sam Ash 65bucks with power supply. got a composer pro xl compressor/gate/expand/limiter/etc. for 25used from there also. secret tip~those work well keeping the sound levels of movies down/equal at times you don't want the whole roller coaster effect. the compressor is bypass-able at power switch, so easy access to each.
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