#Behringer x32 usb input Patch
Live mixers generally have a lot of input/output options.Īux inputs will accept a line level input, so if you wanted to patch guitars into it, you'd need a preamp with a DI (or a separate DI and preamp) to lower the impedance and bring the level of the guitar up to line level.īut generally speaking, your instruments should be on the main inputs (and faders) and the aux should be used for auxiliary purposes, because you'll have a lot more processing at your disposal. So Aux ins are not used for connecting instruments (via 1/4 jack)?The extra outputs could be used for wedges, IEMs, etc. Well yeh haha of course the monitor outs are for connecting monitors.however there are actually 8 XLR outs as well - only 2 of these are for the main L and R, so presumably the other 6 were designed for connecting to monitors/in ear monitor systems too? Only 1 monitor out isn't enough. Good idea, is that how the pros normally do stereo inputs? I wonder if there's any difference between doing it like that vs a dedicated stereo input (which the X32 rack doesn't have), or if it produces exactly the same effect. The Main outs would be sent to your PA (front of house) for the audience. Usually the monitor outs are for hooking up. Typically the aux out in a studio situation is paired with the aux in, for FX racks like reverbs, delays, etc., but they can also be used for cue mixes (headphones), monitors (live situation), etc.ĭigital mixers are typically versatile in that, once it's "in there" (converted to digital), you can usually route that audio to/from one to many/many to one, via the matrix mixer.Ħ.
Aux are "auxiliary" inputs, meaning you can hook up other stuff, like outboard FX, CD player, etc. You would just pan the two channels on the X32 hard left and right boom stereo.Ĥ/5. Just a 1/4" male to XLR male cable/adapter should be fine.ģ. They are very likely digitally-controlled variable gain, with a negative value (pad), which means for hot line level sources, you can set the gain at 0 or possibly -5 (-6, -7, and so on) to engage the "pad".Ģ. So would I take 2 of the XLR outs into this, or a stereo split? We may want to use up to 4 separate transmitters for our IEMs, so how is it possible to connect 4 of them in stereo to the X32 rack if it only has 6 outs (not including the L and R main outs)? Does it have enough outs for our setup?Ħ) What is the difference between the L and R Monitor outs (1/4 jack) and the XLR outs? Can we connect from the L and R Monitor outs (1/4 jack) to a transmitter for out IEMs? If so, it might help us to be able to use 4 transmitters in stereo by using this in addition to the XLR outs.ġ. It also has L and R Monitor outs (1/4 jack).ĥ) Are the XLR Outs mono or stereo? I want to connect them to a wireless transmitter for our in ear monitors (which is stereo and has L and R inputs). I see it has 8 XLR Outs, 2 of which are the main L and R outputs (for connecting to powered speakers for the FOH PA etc).
#Behringer x32 usb input how to
Our electronic drum kit has L and R stereo outs, so it'd be great to connect it in stereo if possible, but how to do so with the X32 rack?Ĥ) What are the 'aux inputs' (specifically the 1/4 jack ones) - can these be used for connecting instruments via 1/4 inch jack or are we better connecting to the XLR inputs?
#Behringer x32 usb input manual
I see these are XLR inputs, not 1/4 jack or combo (apart from the 'Aux ins', which has some 1/4 jack inputs).ġ) It says in the manual they have Midas designed mic/line preamps, so they double as either mic or line inputs? Can they be switched between either mic or line, or do they set automatically depending on what's plugged in?Ģ) So I won't be able to connect instruments via 1/4 jack - presumably I can just connect via XLR out from the guitar amp modellers/effect processers we have, as these have balanced XLR outs? However our electronic drum kit only has 1/4 jack outs - how do we connect this to XLR? Is it as simple as a 1/4 to XLR lead, or do we need to use a DI box?ģ) What about connecting in stereo? I don't see any stereo channels on the X32 Rack. I'm thinking about getting a Behringer X32 Rack digital mixer in the near future and I have a few questions about the inputs and outputs, which you can see in the attached picture below.įirst the inputs.
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