@Baljindergill1 

Hello Baljinder, welcome to the community.

Is your piano a Behringer product? If so, I suggest that you raise a Care ticket for Service Repair explaining your problem. This is done by clicking on Support at the top of the page and then clicking the Create a Care Ticket button. This is only possible if you have completed all the required fields in your profile. Also make sure that you fill-in every required field on the Care form.

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@Gletterle wrote:

1) How can I record into Logic, post fader?  I want the EQs, Comp, Gate, effects... ect...   OR... Can I monitor with effects from the board while sending clean signal into Logic ?

You can do either.  Selecting Local in the Routing : Card tab only gives the direct out signal from the preamps. Switching those to a combination of Out 1-16, Ultranet, and Aux In, will enable you to define where the signal is tapped. If you use a mixbus (or two) for monitoring, you can select where in the channel the mixbus taps its signal.

2) Playback- A) Best solution for multiple musicians hearing a multi-track recording session?  DP48?

 

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DP48 is a good solution. A lot of people will use pairs of Mixbusses for monitoring in conjunction with a tablet/phone app (MX-q, Mixingstation) for the musicians to build their own mix.

@Gletterle 

Try using the Ultranet menu/Outputs 1-16 menu for the sources of card out 1-32. Set them up as direct outs of each ch. That way you can choose the tap point for each ch to your daw. Using "local" card outs takes the signal at or just past the preamp, basically flat. You can set the outputs of all the daw ch's to be stereo out 1+2 and use aux remap set for card 1-2. You can then monitor the daw tracks on aux 1 and 2 while hearing your live inputs 1-32 in their normal ch position. For daw playback, that will be the usual card 1-32 for the mixer inputs.

@Gletterle 

Under Routing : Inputs , you could set the Record button (for basic tracking) to have 32 (or 24)  inputs as mic preamps and 0 (or 8) inputs as DAW playback and then set the Play button (for over dubbing) as 8 inputs as mic preamps and 24 inputs as DAW playback. It depends on your desired working style.

@Alexis_c_l 

Hello Alexis, welcome to the community.

I suggest that you raise a Care ticket for Spare Parts explaining your requirements. This is done by clicking on Support at the top of the page and then clicking the Create a Care Ticket button. This is only possible if you have completed all the required fields in your profile. Make sure that you fill-in every required field on the Care form.

@paulbeteivaz 

If you want to record the keyboard and microphone at the same time, you'll need to hook the mic to input 1 and the keyboard to input 2 (or vice versa). Set Track 1 in Cubase to input 1 and Track 2 to input 2.

Thank you Dave, but the problem with this setup is that you will hear keyboard from left speaker and vocal from right speaker or vice vesa.

do you speak English (????)

@JakeArchibald 

Hello Jake, welcome to the community.

It appears that you have not entered all the required information on the Care form. Every field with an asterisk (*) must be fllled-in. Complete the form and try again. If it still doesn't work we can put you in touch with someone who can help.

@Analizaplazaro 

Hello Analiza, welcome to the community.

We should be able to help if you tell us the make/model of your mixer, TV and powered speaker.

@RexBeckett 

thanks for your reply..

tv - philips

mixer - behringer 1202fx

powered speaker - rockville bp10

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@Analizaplazaro wrote:

@RexBeckett 

thanks for your reply..

tv - philips

mixer - behringer 1202fx

powered speaker - rockville bp10

 

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@Analizaplazaro 

You should be able to connect the 1202FX Main outputs to the BP10 channel 1 inputs using TRS/TRS cables like these. Without knowing the model of the TV, it is not possible to say how it could be connected to the mixer. Some TVs have two RCA output connectors for sound. If so, you could use a cable like this to connect to one of the 1202FX stereo inputs (5/6, 7/8, 9/10 or 11/12).

In general, Linn's optimization profile should be replaced by Berkeley, which is the most similar, given the age group before 1980 and the enclosure type.

This is a Linn profile (closest) that optimizes the air spring force of a similar enclosure and the Stiffness relationship of the speaker cone.

Before 1980

Arden                                                                                                                       

Berkeley 

After 1981

Canterbury15

Westminster

Hi Clif, 

Please contact CARE through the support portal, thanks.

Ive tried everyway possible to a) contact Behringer directly, b) contact anyone who might have a similar problem, c) contact anyone who can supply repair parts for Behringer products

All I get for my efforts is a total run around.  I have opened 5 support tickets but the
Care Portal shows all of them as "problem solved"  I have never even come close to a solution nor received any feed back from anyone from the Music Tribe forums.  Does anyone really ever get help on this site?

Right now it looks like I need a power transfromer for my Behringer MX822 but havent a clue as to how I would get one via the Music Tribe or the Behringer support web site.

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@clif wrote:

Ive tried everyway possible to a) contact Behringer directly, b) contact anyone who might have a similar problem, c) contact anyone who can supply repair parts for Behringer products

All I get for my efforts is a total run around.  I have opened 5 support tickets but the
Care Portal shows all of them as "problem solved"  I have never even come close to a solution nor received any feed back from anyone from the Music Tribe forums.  Does anyone really ever get help on this site?

Right now it looks like I need a power transfromer for my Behringer MX822 but havent a clue as to how I would get one via the Music Tribe or the Behringer support web site.

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@clif @AlexLane 

If you let us know the Care ticket numbers, Clif, I'm sure Alex will be able to find-out why they were closed without your problem being resolved.

Found the problem!

the 2 units Ihave were wired for 220V operation but had a US 120V plug installed.

I rewired the power transformer for 120V operation and the LEDs acted normal.

The issue was that the circuitry wasonly getting 10V DC to the circuit boards, not evenclose to the 18V it needed for the regulators to work.

If you have my problem, read the units top cover and see what voltage it was made for.