Hi all,

I had to do a reset on my VK and I'm having problems resetting the midi receive channel to 3.

I have been running it effortlessly for over a year. Now I've reset it, I've tried setting the receive channel to 3 by playing a note on my midi keyboard, through Cakewalk via a Roland UMone Mk2 interface with channel 3 soloed in cakewalk. Repeatedly pressing a note on the keyboard whilst holding down the set button. I've tried long, short holds etc.  I can see it's receiving the midi data, but it seems to have also set channel 3 through 10 and is receiving data on all of these channels. I have tried many variations but still get it assigning multiple channels rather than just channel 3.

Any help/guidance would be greatly appreciated. It seemed to effortlessly set previously, so I just don't know what I'm doing different.

Thanks

Robi.

I have tried EVERYTHING that I know how to make the rack 32 just an idiot stage box like that s16 ha. Beating my brain agaist the brick wall at FOH somewhat helps. Here's what I would ideally like to do. I would like to have my x32 at foh and use the S16 as Inputs 1-16 and outs 1-8, then have the Rack 32 as 17-32 and outs 9-16... I know theres a way to do it without having to just go out and buy a s32. I just cant wrap my brain around the AES routing. any advice would help!

I've had a good look at your U-Phoria series soundcards, ecspecially the UMC202, and they do come a bit closer to the live scene than the rest of your similar products, but they still need a lot of tweaks to be able to take the heat in a panic live situation.
I'm dreaming of a "U-Phoria UMC LivePro" or whatever you want to call it. The main thing about this product is that you don't have spend any time setting it up or getting trapped in settings - but still get perfect results everytime.

Here are the crucial specs/requirements:

# Driverless installation. (Generic Audio Device in windows/mac)
# 32/44.1/48/96khz 24bit (CEntrance can do this driverless with the TAS1020B - so can you)
# Transformer isolated balanced XLR Outputs +4dBu with groundlift option.
# USB powered only.
# No volumecontrol. (Or a volumecontrol with a recessed bypass switch to please both live & studio users)
# Bright power LED
# Sturdy rugged case with USB-B connector.

(...now, if I only wanted the above specs I would buy the 48khz Peavey USB-P, they are allready world standard, but I really miss some INPUTS - and here Behringer have a chance to make an impression to the market, so I'd like to add...)

# XLR/TRS inputs with gain, bright clip-LED & +48V option.
# Toslink or SPDIF out (allready on the D/A chip, so why not)
# Headphone/monitor amp with volumecontrol. (This is kinda extra, but nice to have on smaller stages without monitors, and it pleases the studio user)

Conclusion:
A 3.5mm laptop hp output doesn't sound or performs any better with a DI-box and the stageboxes are always with XLR's, so your soundcard should be correct from start for a quick setup. The roadies on site always have extra XLR cables lying around so it's never a problem.
The lack of drivers makes the card very versatile to plug in any computer at any given situation.
No fuzz, just plain gain! (hey...that's a slogan )


Behringer what do you think? Am I dreaming?

It's not the first mixer I've had to have this exact issue, I've tried a basic ground loop isolator, an iFi iDefender and plugging it in to other sockets/usb ports. The clip has the audio with just power/USB cable and no XLR and then with an XLR cable later in the clip. I've been trying to fix this for almost 2 weeks with no progress. 

That's it. After a decade of perfect service, it happened.

Really sorry for bringing this one back after several years. The BOOST button simply fell off.
Since there is no "parameter" to setup at this very one, unit still works great.

I remember years and years ago, people talking about this issue, but I REALLY can't find it anywhere. A TC forum, where I believe my salvation is, isn't working anymore. I also remember something about a "C" clip os something.
Please, any help would be great.

(Inside the button cavity, I can see the PC board and it seems there is a loose wire. Is it supposed to be attached to the button assembly?). 

Bonjour,
J’ai depuis 12 ans une x32 et depuis 8 ans une m32, peut après avoir fait leur mise à jour, 
j’ai remarqué une instabilité et des bugs allèatoire (faders qui bouge tout seul ou qui ne se racale pas au même niveau en changeant de page, parfoi elles se fige, ou ne repond plus, d’autre fois temps raiponse important voir des effet de phase en sortie)

autours de moi d’autre technicien on constatés les mêmes bugs alèatoire 
autre fais commun il ont comme moi reçut des groupes venant d’espagne qui on rapellait une mèmoire sauvgarder au par avant


Ses produits commencant à soufrir de cette mauvaise réputation (non stable) commence à se tournés vers des produits concurrents

avez-vous une solution ? et/ou une manipulation à faire ?