hello, I have connected xtouch to x18  via ethernet router and use ipad via wifi with xair app.

there is communication( fader movements on xtouch are visable in the app (and vv))

but

when i press select channel on xtouch this is not reflected in the app.

Anyone here has a suggestion  what i did wrong.?

hope to hear from you.

Hi,

Do you have a repair address or number to get an RMA for a repair? I dont mind paying per repair, I just want my units working again. I have 2 UMC404 units that have the blinky lights bug.. I just put them aisde and buy another.. I have not been able to locate a service location here in the states... that I trust... Its the only reason, I have only purchased "self-service-able" classic constructions that I can repair till I find a true address to send repairs to. I dont even care if it takes 6 months.. Im that type of customer. I love you products by the way. Been trying to say hi to Uli and tell him what a great job hes doing. I use his products in my studio and on our albums. Good stuff. I just repaired a 1202FX from the trash bin.. Now its ready to get back to work! 

Howdy. I use a Behringer Motor49 Keyboard as its the only controller I know of with motorized faders. This worked perfectly in Mainstage 3.5, but in the new 3.6, while the faders work, they don't move by themselves... Anyone else have this issue? Let me know your thoughts...

Best,

Ben

I saw this firmware update chip advertised on eBay and it caught my interest. I have an FCB 1010 floor controller which I use to send out patch-change commands for my keyboard rig but I don't have any spare presets slots left as I've used them all up so I'll either have to buy a second FCB 1010 to store the patch-change commands for new material as I add to my repertoire or find a way to increase the number of memory slots... which is why the firmware update caught my interest. I know there are other 3rd-party firmware updates. Does anyone have any knowledge / info / tips to share on this topic?

Good morning,

I would like some help if possible.
I bought an FCB 1010 a week ago, to connect it to the computer (Macbook Air M1) with a MIDI-USB cable, but until today I still can't get it to work.
My goal is to use it in Ableton. I've done all the indicated settings and I can't make Ableton recognize the FCB1010 at all.
As I bought the controller used, I'm thinking it might be broken.
Is there any way to confirm if it's broken? The owner who sold it to me told me that he used it to control a midi pedalboard and it worked fine. I didn't see it working, but I took his word for it.
I'm feeling like I've tried every possible way and I can't use the pedalboard.

If anyone knows any steps I can do to test if the pedalboard has MIDI working correctly, I would appreciate it.

Thanks
Bruno

Hello Everyone, I'm not a "classical" user (if it is even existing) for an X-Touch Mini. I'm already using it as a controller for an embedded system. Actually I'm searching for a way to read the layer bin files which are produced by X-Touch editor. So I need a description of the bin file and how the buttons and knobs are configured. Is there someone who can give me a hint?

Best Regards

Andy

The Pi 400 is an extremely low cost arm computer integrated into a tiny keyboard design, running Raspberry Pi OS (based on Debian Linux).  https://www.raspberrypi.com/products/raspberry-pi-400/

The Pi 400 comes without an audio interface, but 3 USB ports, so the UMC22 is an ideal option for recording and playback. In my case I had a lot of old recordings on minidisk, and as a project wanted to see if a Raspberry Pi could be used for mastering these old recordings.

I am happy to say the UMC22 worked out of the box, and flawlessly with Audacity.

Supplies of the UMX610 have been very restricted of late, so much so that I assumed it had been discontinued. I've just discovered that Gear4Music are expecting further supplies, but not till April. 

I would really like to know whether the keyboard is still being manufactured, and are Behringer committed to its future production.

Many thanks,

John