I'm looking into getting a CX2310 for a simple stereo mains with mono sub PA setup. In stereo 2-way mode, with only the Hi outs and the Sub out used, will there be a "frequency gap" because the Lo outs are not being used? Or can the crossover frequency be set accurately to split the full singal between just the Hi outs and the Sub out?

when I try to launch the synth tribe app, I get this error message:

“SYNTHTRIBE V2.5.7-1.app” can’t be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software.

This software needs to be updated. Contact the developer for more information.

i have some problems with the routing of the wing. i set my main inputs in the channels to aes50a and the alternative input to the sd-live card to record a live session. but when I press record there is no signal from the main LR. how do i have to adjust the routing if i want to record a live session via sd and want to switch between live and virtual soundcheck for the soundcheck?

Looking for either

1) a link to purchase a replacement power supply

2) a link to schematic

3) or any other document to company that can assist me

I have been trying to contact support but every ticket is not answered and just marked as solved. I hope the community can pull through. 

How does this switch function? 

In one position, I would assume 1=L & 2=R for both monitoring and recording.

In the other position is it "centered/mono" for both monitoring and recording or is it "centered/mono" for monitoring, but still 1=L & 2=R for recording?

Hello I just bought the Xenyx x1204 usb and I'm using it for my solo acoustic shows. I use a QSC cp8 monitor and I'm wondering if someone could tell me where the line out to the monitor is? Do I have to use the XLR channels on the back?  Or am I missing something. I just use one two channels on the mixer. Channels one and two for mic and guitar. 

I'm a drummer that sings and runs sound for my band at small gigs using an X32 Rack.  I'm going replace my Shure Beta 56 on a boom with an AKG C520 head worn mic and want to route it to both a mic input (for singing) and the talkback input (for sound).  I used a Y-cable to do this with the Beta 56, but the C520 needs phantom power.  I plan to use an input channel from the Rack to provide the phantom power, but I am concerned I'll fry the talkback input (no phantom power) with the Y-cable.  

Can I use an inline phantom power blocker on the talkback input to accomplish the above?  Any concerns about damage to the Rack (TB input) or the mic with this setup?  Will the input level at the TB input be sufficient with the phantom power blocker in place?

Steve

Hi, So I just recently got the behringer xenyx 302usb audio interface. For me, it is everything I could have asked for...

I use it for competitive gaming with my beydynamic MMX 300(2nd generation) gaming headset.

I have the 5VDC power cable plugged into my gaming PC vis USB. Then I have the headset cable going from the headset into the behringer interface split from the headset to the "Headset" microphone and headphones ports.

On my end, everything sound great and performs great. However, when I get into Discord and start talking to my teammates - They tell me that I sound very close to the microphone and they can't really understand what I am saying most of the time because it's very "muffled".

I have ALL volume knobs set to midway. The only button that I have pressed in, is the "LINE/USB PLAY - "FROM" button pressed in.

I checked all drivers and it says that they are all up to date via the audio interface and the headset. All Windows 11 drivers are up to date. All motherboard drivers are up to date. I am not sure what is going on here, so any help would be greatly appreciated!!