Morning,

Hope someone can shed some light on this as im not sure where to turn now and dont want to throw the towel in quite yet as its only been a couple days of having it.

I seem to have strange interference sounding noise which is pretty loud which i can hear on recordings as well as during direct monitoring.

ive made a recording of it, as its easier to hear than try and explain.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QqXqZ55PWo

Now im an audio and interface novice too.

checked the USB voltage was correct and getting 5V.

using the supplied C1 mic ,on 202HD Input 1 Gain set roughly at 60%

tried both inputs.

tried using another Mic, tried swapping out XLR cable.

tried testing using the direct monitor when interface isnt connected to PC and moved to another room, so just mic/headphones/interface away from any electrical device or radio signal (everyone was out and switched power off to house and powered by external battery)

Any thoughts or what else i could try, if im maybe missing something would be appreciated, since it if wasnt for that noise, it does sound really clear and soo much more responsive than my USB mics.

Regards

Darren

I've been doing research on the MPA200BT speaker and seeing many users having problems with the unit (noise, distortion) when the battery reaches a certain level that is still usable (ie: 30-50%). I don't seem to be seeing if there has been a solution, perhaps by firmware? Has Behringer acknowledged the issue, at least? I look forward to an update!

Hi,

I recently purchased a QX1222USB mixer to be used in a small church setting, which it is absolutely excellent for. The problem I've found however is that the output from the USB port, and also the phono (Red/White) outputs seem to have no volume control. But only the input signals are affected by the 2TR fader, and the main mix fader has no control over the outputs either. With the main mix faders all the way down, and the 2TR fader all the way down, I still get a full signal going into my laptop. I've tried various laptops and it's the same with all.

When I contacted the retailer, I was told that he thought it was just a line level output without any control anyway, but to check with Behringer to see if that is the case, or if there is a workaround. Yet when I read the manual, it seems to suggest that the outputs for the USB and phono should be identical to the main mix.

Does anyone have any ideas which is correct please? To be honest, I'm just not sure if I have a fault on the equipment, or if that's just how it is. Just seems a little strange that's all. Or am I being a complete idiot and missing something glaringly obvious?!

Thanks,

John

Olá!

Me chamo Igo, estou desesperado pois trabalho com minha placa de aúdio.

O problema: Do nada o som parou achei q era o cabo, fiz a compra de outro cabo de dados caríssimo e continuou o problema.

A placa ta normal, o led no notebook sobe normal como se tivesse saindo som e falo no microfone pela placa e o led sobe também captando o áudio do microfone, porém da placa pra caixa de som não sai som. Na verdade até sai som, mas só se eu aumentar todo o volume da placa e do som, consigo ouvir bem baixinho. A questão é só que quero que o som do notebook saia da placa para caixa de som.

Já fiz de tudo e não consegui resolver isso. Se alguém puder me ajudar eu agradeço de coração.

Qual quer coisa tem meu direct também: @igomuvucao

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Hi! I recently switched up our x32 configuration so we are sending a stereo pair of matrices out to our camera that then goes to our livestream. Before, we had a mono matrix being sent out. However, now the volume is way lower. Unfortunately, if I turn up the two matrices, the sound clips.

Any suggestions? Do we have to remix for a stereo signal for our livestream? Hopefully not.

Thanks!

Sean

Hi! I had this idea the other day to route a single input, for example, the acoustic guitar for our Sunday worship gathering, to two different channels (i.e., separate fader controls). My rationale behind this was that then I could EQ a single source two different ways; one EQ setup for our in-house mix and one for our livestream mix. However, I'm not sure what limitations this brings up.

For example, I already noticed that if the acoustic came in on input 1 and was sent to channel 1 and channel 7, sending channel 7 to an FX bus did not work; I had to send channel 1 to the FX, which defeats the purpose of my idea. 

I hope this makes sense as it's hard to describe. Please be patient with me as I'm a novice with soundboards and mixing/mastering.

Side note: I have seen a ton of videos explaining how to send a copy of an input source to a DAW, and then route it back into the soundboard to then be sent out to the live stream. However, we are a small church and have several open channels on our soundboard so if possible, it makes sense (in my limited experience) to do everything on the same soundboard.

Thanks so much!

Hi people,

I know how to insert internal effect on chanell, but, is it possible to insert more then one effect on the same chanell in series?

For example, on CH 1 (vocal) I inserted La-2a compressor, but I also want Desser on sam chanell.

Is it possible and if yes how to do this?

thanx in advance

Greetings from Croatia