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- This desk is anything but - no faders and knobs to go wrong and needing cleaning all the time. Furthermore, it’s all in the box and controlled over WiFi or Ethernet by up to 10 devices at any one time.
This is a truly awesome bit of kit, and you can also multitrack record onto a USB pen drive. Just put it into computer afterwards and see all your tracks saved separately.
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I'm sold. I have had two bands come through using the behringer xair 18 and the Allen heath digital wireless. This looks beautiful with more logical menus.
Hated the interface when I first used it but My god it has become the most intuitive way to mix live/Rec ever!!! Sc really put their all into the UI series
Love the mix view feature. Basically have drums, band and fx VCAs and vox channels in one view and if I want to digg deeper expand the vca. The XR can do similar but it's harder to get to. Otoh the XR has way more control over the fx and many more options. Ui does not have parametric EQ on the outputs, that's a bummer. But the afs feedback suppression is nice.
Also the big desktop mode is awesome. I would prefer to have the input channels move with the fader channels. Maybe there's a switch somewhere.
Damn it, Dan! You sold me. Ordering mine tomorrow. This is going to be a great anchor to build our monitor mix.
I love your mad scientist studio. All sorts of goodies.
DB always come through with great content. Thanks Mr. DB.
We used the ui16 for 7 years on stage, as a live return system but also sometimes to feed the front PA when the front mixer/engineer sucked. We re upgrading to ui24 this coming week :) amazing tool. Great video! Thank you
Great video (and guitar playing), Dan! I bought the Ui24R some months ago and just love it! Nearly bought Behringer Air 18 - but found out the problems with non available apps etc. So happy with Soundcraft!
I met this unit yesterday. Watched your video today. Perfect for orienting me with the Ui24r. Thank you!
It’s a load of fun and endless possibilities will ensue with this!
Superbly well done video. Just ordered my unit...going to be a few months. But yes, I was astonished by the low price. This unit will be used for our band on stage, as a recording unit, and...probably for making tea....
Great tutorial. Simple and clear. Thanx!
Excellent video
Great Video!!!!
Nice review. Thanks! Very helpful.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nice gear 😎
It’s cool that you can daisy chain 2 of these units together.
Great review, very comprehensive. Thank you.
I have a question. Shouldn't you have the HI-Z enabled for a guitar signal?
Sorry, I asked prematurely. Later on the video you mentioned that.
Great video, Would be fantastic if you could do a basic recording tutorial using the ui24r only and then maybe with DAWs in separate video's, been going nuts trying to sort things out, but this is a GOTO video for any beginner... of course it took some time to figure out you have to unmute the effects on my own lol.
Yes I think there is definitely a video in that!
Great video, I have a recording of USB from the soundcraft Ui24r - audio seems to be very low, could you tell me where to adjust the level for the USB recording? Thanks
Would you recommend this as or in place of an audio interface?
Great video thanks, how do you send the reverb to the aux mix?
Hey I was just going to ask the same but no one answered you either🥺
Nice video!!
Is it possible to use it LIVE, hooked up to a computer DAW where I play some recorded tracks (ie: click track, samplers) while playing live?
I do it, works great.
Wonderful little display. Would you happen to know if I could daisy chain two mixers to get 40 + physical inputs? Cheers!
Oops. Answered the wrong question. But you can daisy chain two Ui24rs. They call it Cascade.
You can daisy chain two mixers together. Best to look at Soundcraft’s website on this...
Hey Dan.
Great content.
Have you had a dead/quiet channel on that board before?
If yes, how did you get it working again?
I happen to have one like that and it has 2 dead channels
Hi Kyle, I’ve read about others with the same problem. Not happened to me yet, but sometimes the “reset phantom power” on startup doesn’t function. I’ve heard that plugging a mic in with phantom already applied can cause some harm. Shouldn’t do, but apparently does.
@@DanBakerMusic wow
I didn’t think that would be of any harm.
I’ll make sure to turn it before I plug anything in!
Thanks for this
When it comes to the compressor, is there a "sidechain" setting like on a physical DBX compressor with a sidechain input for ducking purposes or does one need to move a virtual slider up and down when making announcements and introductions at, for example, a wedding?
That’s a good point well made, and I will investigate...
@@DanBakerMusic I was in contact direct with SoundCraft support and, unfortunately, the sidechain feature is not part of their compressor software. I looked at several other brands (PreSonus, A&H, RCF to name a few), and the only one which has the sidechain feature in their compressor software is PreSonus. Someone told me they "think" Behringer might have it, but I won't do Behringer. Same person also said they're pretty sure Midas also has it, but cheap Midas is Behringer in disguise and the real-deal Midas is just too expensive for my application.
There's an automix function that will duck other channels but I'm not sure if that will do what you want. That's for conferences and meetings.
Hey Dan, love the vid. Have you used this live? Have you ever had audio dropouts? I'm planning on using this for live work, wedding band, and afraid that it might dropout during the first dance! Absolutely love the GUI, it's the best I've seen. Thanks mate!
Dropouts usually concern the wifi connections of the controlling devices. I've never heard of audio dropouts. Just recently got this Soundcraft so first gig will be next week. Used a Behringer XR18 for years, never a dropout. Now wifi is an entirely different story. Get a router.
Hi there - I used to get screen reboots on the external monitor, but the audio stayed. Things got much better when I put a cooling fan on it. An easy job and with instant results.
@@GertvanderDoes Hey there! I have been seriously looking at the XR18. I need an audio interface for my new home studio, but I also may do live sound, possibly karaoke etc, and really like the idea of mixing over-the-air from anywhere in the room. How did you like the XR18 and what made you move to the Soundcraft? Should I be considering the Ui24 instead? Cheers!
@@JohnnyRawks basically because I play in a 6-piece band and we're considering going to in-ears. And I've always felt a little bit cramped on the XR18. I have had it maxed out on channels several times Ave I like to have spare. The Ui24r has 4 extra inputs and 4 extra out. If you don't need more, than the XR is awesome. They both have their pro's and cons in the control software and features and I've heard the Ui24r has a tiny bit better sound but I doubt you'd hear it unless you A/B them. Note that the smaller ui mixers are not the same. They have different components and I've heard they sound significantly less good. The 16 and 12 were developed and marketed by an Australian company, Soundcraft picked them up and added the 24 with better sonics.
@@JohnnyRawks there's also the Midas MR18 that is the same as the XR but better quality mic pre's. For studio I would recommend that. Ui24r can record all of its channels directly to a fast usb stick. That might be useful.
Hi Dan. I'm new to Ui24r. We are 5-piece band with 2 guitars and struggling to pan guitarists, so they don't sit centre in the mix. Do you know how to pan each guitar let say 65-75% ? Thanks for any tips!
I order to pan left or right you have to use 2 mixer channels. Stereo link 2 channels and pan controls will shown at the top of the channel strip.
Great stuff, thanks. What do you think of the Zoom L-20?
Not tried it!
I tried it. Seems solid enough for home use, band practice, as part of your budget church service PA system, home recording etc. I like it but it’s always a matter of preference and the needs you have.
Hi. How reliable are there units? I’ve heard horrors. People saying they developed noise after some time, or it didn’t connect among other complaints.
There are certainly a few things that crop up, but for me, buying an HDMI display, an external router and a computer fan have made it reliable. I do use it lots.
The RIght/Left was mirrored :D Left was on the other Side :D
Don't forget about the hdmi out
Just one question, it uses usb 2 right? How does it do with regards to latency while tracking to a DAW ?
It’s ok. Won’t set the latency world on fire, but because you can monitor through the desk, workarounds would be quite straight forward...
So you would use it for tracking in the studio no problems.
There is no latency while tracking with a band. There might be depending on your DAW system computer, when overdubbing.
Hey nice vid! I just wanna know how do you send fx back to aux mixes😢
Raise the channels in the aux mix.
If you did a firmware update video you would get a lotta views
So that means you have to connect the mixer with the Internet seperately? Ore does it connect with the internet of my device that I‘ m using to control the mixer ?
You don’t have to connect anything to the internet. You use an internet browser, (for example google) , on your device to connect with the mixer.
this unit is sick butt i d0nt see use the fx in a live gig f0r guitar, there is n0 why y have time t0 m0ve a m0use t0 play a s0ng clean 0n guitar then 0d next s0ng. the pep a get a sick 0f waiting f0r next s0ng, butt 0ther then that its c00l y can rec0rd that many then use as inter face t0.