When plugging in my headphones to my GO XLR Mini, i hear a constant static/buzzing noise coming through. I know it's not my headphones because they work just fine with other devices. It's not my microphone because I can still hear it even when I unplug the mic. I've tried moving it's position, moving the other electronics away from it, but nothing is working. I've also tried plugging the device into different USB ports on my computer. The static/buzzing seems to go away whenever I put my hands on the microphone or the GO XLR Mini itself for some reason. Please get back to me when you can.

Need help getting sound from my Behringer ADA8200

My UMC1820 works fine on Mac OSX, was pretty much plug and play right out of the box. I have connected my ADA8200 to the UMC1820 - I have a TOSlink cable going from 8200 OUT to the 1820 IN as described in the manual.  I currently have it set the 8200 as master, 44.1.  The Master and Sync lock are on.

I am sending signal from my mixer to the 8200 and getting a blinking signal light, but no sound from that channel or any other channel on the 8200. I have tried different configurations including flicking the switches in the back. Still no sound.

I just ordered another TOSlink cable from Amazon to see if having another one going the opposite way as well will fix things, even though the manual indicates I shouldm only need one. I'm new to using ADAT so at this point I'm just trying different configurations.

I notice some people with windows having to change driver settings to set the 1820 as the master, but I don't have that option with Mac as far as I know.

Any suggestions?

Hi,

I have been looking for an option to use my UMC204HD or UMC1820 in Windows 10 to have a better sound in web sessions on Zoom  or other meeting sofware.
Using a mic for my voice AND mixing the sound from Windows just as you can do with Steinberg or Focusrite interfaces.
And this without playing with a 3rd party software and a kind of hardware trick where we inject the windows output in the Aux board input using a physical cable :(
The point seems to be that the windows driver does not bring to Windows starndards sound Input and Output a Loopback option.
Could Behringer implement this in a futur version and the world of covid-19 would be easier to live ;)

This is not a new request or suggestion.  I've read comments in YouTube videos from months/years ago, but I couldn't easily find a topic here to chime in on, so here I am starting one.

I'd love to see Mic settings have their own profiles.  It's not just about separate/unique microphones; for me, it's not at all about that.  I only make use of one mic.  But...

My wife uses my PC, her eq and compression settings are vastly different than mine.

My daughter uses my PC for virtual guitar lessons.  Obviously, playing guitar is a completely different use case than spoken word.  

It's a hassle - not an insignificant one - to change pretty much every mic setting each time someone different will be using the GoXLR.

Is there a technical constraint that makes it not possible to save different mic setting profiles?

Thanks in advance.