Behringer XR18

So obviously with all of these different settings you know you might want to be able to recall snapshots really really quickly now if I'm doing it her...

XR18. I'm in love with the device, it's the army knife of my little studio. That channel/scene preset feature makes it available in one click, among all presets I have the most usefull are:.

I bought this product to be the main mixer for a 10 piece soul band, and I’m very happy with the product. 16 inputs, and 6 AUX ports makes it easy to mic up a full drum kit, rhythm section, horn section, vocals, and run monitors to each section. The hardware feels strong and I have had no issues wit...

Hey guys, I’ve been using an XR18 as my audio interface for a while now and while there’s nothing particularly wrong with it, I can’t help but wonder what it would be like to move up a UA, Apogee or similar interface. Are the preamps and converters noticeably better?

I've used a few digital mixers before, DL1608, Stagescape and X32. I'm not a power user or an engineer. I do sound for my bands and other bands in small lounge settings (50 to 300 people). With that that stated, what I was looking for was a way to reduce my footprint, reduce my set up and roll up ti...

Same approach, at first it was "why not Behringer? ", then I realised XRseries was opening a new field of possibilities, and then I realised that with 8 balanced outputs + 18 inputs + all the routing and mixing capacities, XR18 was like owning a stage box, a 18/8 soundcard and a preset-enabled rehearshall portable mixer. I use it to track 10+ mic drums on the fly as an interface, or simply as a portable mixer with pre-patched strips with Fx and 8x aux returns for in ears. Sure I could have gotten analog guru gear instead, but you bet it does the job and far more...

Let me start this off by saying that I've never held the quality of Behringer products in the highest regard. That said, Behringer does seem to have a particular knack for making products with features which people NEED at a price that is affordable. With this unit, I've got an unbelievable feature-...

Most digital live mixers these days have multichannel usb interfaces and, for whatever reason, are usually less expensive than "studio interfaces" with similar i/o counts. Something like an XR18 + ipad could handle your entire setup.

I've been around quality sound equipment for years, but I've never had to buy my own until recently. Behringer's X-Air XR18 is everything I need in a mixer unit, with nothing I don't need. A full 16 channels of clean combination XLR and 1/4" input, with two of those 1/4" having functioning High-Z in...

Not a fan of Bword stuff, but i used their xr18 and it's a cheap but fully fledged machine that can do a lot of stuff. Reverbs and fx suck big time, compression is sorta usable. But everything else works flawlessly and some of it is even impressive, like multitrack recording to usb, very powerful routing, rta on every eq, possibility to give musicians their own mix on their own phone app and so on.