Hiya
I just watched a video on Ringing Monitors by Behringer and I noticed that on the guys RTA / EQ his sound is often well above the line in the middle of the screen.
My levels never get that high - maybe half way to the line - Am I doing something wrong or does he just have a very hot mic?
thanks
Wayne
Hi, i bought two interfaces (Behringer UMC202HD and Behringer UMC404HD) because i want to record my drum with six channels using six microphnes but there's a problem with the drivers and only regconize the UMC404HD'S channels 1 & 2 or UMC202HD´s channels 1 & 2, not both. What can i do?
Jocelyn Oldham;102123 wrote:
Disregard the loop trigger question... I just figured it out.
Hey can anyone help. I have a U-PHORIA UMC1820 and use my RODE NT1-A condenser mic for vocal recording through Logic Pro x DAW. However, of recent my audio is distorted and there's a lot of crackling when playing back. I use 48v and tried almost every possible solution but no luck. When I use another interface (Focusrite Scarlett 2i2) with the same mic, cable and setup, I get no issues. Can someone please advise and help. Maybe the interface is just a bad one out of a bunch :/
guillespiers wrote:
Hi there! I found this on the G´s manual:
"To ensure maximum stability, a blank 19" faceplate must be mounted instead of the GFX01 after it has been removed from the Control Board."
I´ve been using the GSYSTEM without it and had any issues. In fact, it´s lighter!
Hi all. First time on this because I'm somewhat stumped.
I work at a school and I want to start recording kids playing music/singing. I'm using a Behringer Xenyx X2222USB mixer plugged into a PC. My problem is I have one set of speakers and they are in the same room as the microphone recording, say, vocals. When I'm recording I have to turn the speaker's power off to they don't bleed into the mic. What I want to do is to be able to turn the sound off the speakers without having to essentially unplug them. I have Main Out, Sub Out and Control Room out. Is this even possible?
Thanks.