A little help please

So strange, went from an X18 to an XR18 and can't figure out how to get a "post fader" signal at channel 16 change volume/output for bus 6 (fader does nothing). That is, I get increased signal by adusting the main fader for bus 6, and the channel when bus 6 is selected, but not through adjusting the channel 16 fader, which I had previously on the X18. I want to be able to control it on the Bus itself, and the channel 16 main slider where the kick mic is plugged in (not going through mains L/R, just the Bus). My signal is weak, and the powered sub normally kicks hard.

Any help would be great

I understand this is wired meaning it's connected to the X32 Rack with a Cat5.   But do my ear phones need to be directly plugged into the P16 or do I plug some sort of device into the P16 which allows me to be wireless? For instance I noticed my ear phones don't even fit into the "Phones" Jack on the P16.  Sort of confused about that.

I love the Flow 8. I have Downgraded/Sidegraded from an XR18 as I am a solo vocalist running backing tracks and lighting control from a laptop. The number of unused inputs on the XR18 seems a waste. The only issue I have is that the Tap Tempo using the midi command doesn't appear to be consistent and sometimes misses the desired tempo by between 1 and 3 bpm. For reference, I usually fire 4 instances of the Tap midi command to set the tempo.

I would love for Behringer to add the ability to use a midi command to trigger an exact bpm. Would this be possible?

Hello,

Proud new owner of a GoXLR.  Opened the box and the only power adapter plug included was a European/UK version.

I don't want to return this unit but going to be forced to unless someone can take care of this.

Thanks,

Jim

Hi,

as the HUB4 power supply is not available in the U.K. (and very expensive considering it's just a power supply) I'm looking for a POE to power my DP48 so I don't have to use the power supply. I'm not an electrician so don't need technical replies, just maybe a link to Amazon to one that will work with the DP48.

thanks everyone.

If you can help out, please email me as this forum is impossible to use (like dragging something through treacle. Also the chances of me ever finding this discussion again would be very slim...

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Can anyone explain what to do and how as there is nothing in the DP48 manual, and all YouTube vids just show the DP48 working, but no mention about the routing which is clearly required on the X32 end....please help someone, the DP is 3 months old and not working correctly...its really poorly supported.

TIA

Hey there,

Hoping to get a bit of advice as I'm a bit stumped. Been contacted by a local church with an x32. They have plugged a mac into the USB out and are using it for livestreaming using "X-USB" Only issue is that the feed coming out of the USB is prefade and they would like it post so it matches what they have in the church and so they can have a bit more control over the stream.

Its stumped me as I have no idea how to do it, so any suggestions on if it's possible to do this and how to do it would be greatly appreciated... i know I could do a standard output into a sound card, but would rather stick with how they've set it up if possible.

I've not too much experience on this desk so any advice would be appreciated.

This might seem like a dumb question, but do I need to set up my new router for the mixer on my home network first? To give it a name and password? Or, can I do that the first time when connected to the mixer via Ethernet (with switch on mixer to ethernet)? I see from other discussions the mixer needs to be set to DHCP mode first, and that the mixer needs to be plugged into the Lan not Wan of the router. Am I missing anything else here? We are using the Xair Q app as well on a few busses (Aux Out) to run a couple in ear monitors. I am assuming everything will now run through the router. 

I have the X8 as well, and never needed a router, but guess it is common for the XR18 to drop signal on devices when using access point.

Any help would be great, thanks

Rodney