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1. #BEHRINGER XENYX X1832 USB MIXER CRAIGSLIST UPGRADE#
2. #BEHRINGER XENYX X1832 USB MIXER CRAIGSLIST PRO#

To convert the line-level output from the mixer into an iPad I had to use another cheap little Behringer gizmo, a U-Control UCA222, also available from here. Monitoring is easy through studio speakers or phones. On the back you can take line-level output from XLR stereo, or the sub mix output from jacks, or the control room outs from RCA, or the main outs from jacks, a very flexible selection available.

#BEHRINGER XENYX X1832 USB MIXER CRAIGSLIST PRO#

I'm not a pro running a professional studio but a seasoned amateur and this kit is ideal for my various needs. I haven't yet found something I wanted to be able to do but couldn't with this mixer.

With a combination of send and return loops, the built-in effects and the use of the sub-mix, you have a great deal of flexibility and control. You can't apply separate effects to individual channels but you can control how much of that effect is applied. I also use different monitoring options and external studio speakers so for a home studio mixer that won't break the bank, this ticked all the boxes.īy directing channels to a sub mix you get very good control over the mix and although I don't use a lot of effects and like to have total control over them, the built-in effects are very good. I needed a good range of input and output options with plenty of channels. I needed something which could not only accommodate sends and returns for pedal stuff but also something I could export and use into iPads, etc.

#BEHRINGER XENYX X1832 USB MIXER CRAIGSLIST UPGRADE#

I've used Behringer mixers before and this was an upgrade for me to use with a DAW, recording against backing tracks and my own tracks.