Behringer

While this is a serviceable device, allowing the generic Windows 10 "USB Audio Codec" driver to run the machine causes a lot of issues.  It overdrives the XLR input and creates an almost unusable sound, specifically when I record into Audacity via using a dynamic or condenser microphone.  Since Audacity doesn't use ASIO, ASIO4ALL is pointless for this purpose.  I'm only turning the gain up a little (about 9 o' clock at the most) and I almost always get a low level hum while my voice ends up sounding flat and distorted.  I've tried this on several machines and still no joy.  Also, I'm unable record ANY sound out of the INST 2 input nor hear it via Direct Monitor.

I did find some older drivers that run the UMC22 and they fix all these issues.  The sound is clear (no hum at all) with very little noise and no distortion.  INST 2 inputs are even recordable.  It's still not perfect, but it's far better than being forced to use the built-in Windows 10 drivers.  It would be great if Behringer invested a little time and energy into creating some updated drivers on par with the one I just installed for my UMC204HD, instead of just dumping the ASIO4ALL driver in as a substitute, which it isn't.  It only drives the machine when you use an ASIO-enabled DAW or recording program.  Thinking of returning this item.

Hi all, i just want to post my issue here hoping that i can find a solution to my problem. I pocess a wing mixer that was having ghost screen issue. After discussing with my Behringer dealer in Seychelles which is Music House, i was asked to send in the mixer for repair since it was a factory defect issue. That was since March, till now I have not got my mixer back, cause according to the dealer, they changed the screen, but after assembling mixer was not powering on, and told me that it now has a faulty power supply which needs to be change. Any body else had that same issue? Please i need some clarification on that since its getting frustrating all this time and i need my mixer. Thanks. 

I've been looking for something to replace my DAW transport remote since it was made obsolete by a Mac OS update a few years ago. I've just come across the Behringer X-TOUCH MINI Midi Controller and it looks like a good candidate for the job, but my problem is this...

My live room where I want to use the remote is separated from my control room by a sealed soundproof "Room within a room" structure. I already tried the Logic Remote using a borrowed iPad and the wi-fi signal is too weak to run it successfully. Not only that, since it is Apple's fault that my old remote no longer works, there is no way I'm gonna fork out £hundreds for an iPad!

Whilst the Behringer X-TOUCH MINI Midi Controller appears to have more than enough functions for my needs, Amazon have told me that it will only work on USB2. My problem is that I have one USB connection sealed into the wall, but it is a 10metre standard cable, so it doesn't work. They didn't warn me of the length issue when they installed it. The only other way I have to get the signal to my DAW is to use USB to Ethernet converters and use my ethernet link that is also sealed into the live room.

So I need to know whether the controller will work with either...
A> Some USB booster plugs on either end of the USB cable, or
B> Using the ethernet link with USB adaptors on both ends.

Any ideas?

my umc204 constantly starts at 48hz, I can't change anything in the umc control panel. all of my daws are set at 44.1hz therefore it doesn't run, it won't even play a file because of the wrong sample rate. I tried setting audio properties in win7 it ignores it and stays at 48hz. please tell me how to change the default setting on this box to 44.1hz when it boots up so I can use this thing!!?