Behringer XENYX Q1202USB Mixer Review / Test / Explained

[@MrFufumann]

Monitoring IS possible on this thing. What you need to do is connect cinch cables to the 2-Track section, routing the sound out and then right back in. So when the button 'to phones/ctr room' is pressed, the Behringer adds the 2-track input to the mix. Et voila, your real-time hardware monitoring! I hope I used the correct terms, I am (still) a beginner and struggled quite a bit to set this mixer up a few years back, but I saw the trick I just mentioned somewhere in a German video. Works perfectly for my need, I just record vocals in a small sound booth. Good luck guys and man, your videos are gold! They are helping me with so many things, much appreciated!

[@jonytube]

I've owned this mixer for about 4 years now. Here are a few words about it: in my case, you'll get about ~60dB of headroom when working with the USB interface. The mixer itself is surprisingly sturdy for the price point and I managed to only blow out the compressor on channel 2 after heavy home studio usage. Pros: - bang for the buck (4 individual strips with compressor and EQ + 4 pairs of stereo inputs sounds very good to me) - nice EQs - knobs aren't wiggly - FX send Cons: - 2 in / 2 out USB audio interface (for this price you can't really complain but I've had lots of issues with it, mostly with the noise I mentioned above, nevertheless it would be great to track at least 4 inputs simultaneously) - pres sound nasty. Really thin and noisy - compressor kinda sounds nice but only if you don't push it too much (imo) With all of this in mind, this unit has been my main mixer and audio interface since I've bought it and I'd say that as long as you don't use the interface, you've got yourself a nice budget mixer that punches above its weight. My tip would be to plug the main out to another interface and use it as a mixer only, you get the bonus of more inputs with all of its features while retaining the nicer features of a better interface (better pres, better convertors)

[@joeysanchez5926]

so when hooked up to a daw … it only allows 2 channels in and out through the usb?

[@plamenmilanov3009]

i wanted to use the cinch inputs and outputs to connect my pc and my stereo to it but it didn't work. I usually have a 1/8inch to 2 cinch (or w/e they are called) cable that goes from the PC to the stereo, but i want to make it go through the mixer first, because i want to be able to add my guitar/bass and vocal mic in the mix as well. Karaoke style or w/e. What do i have to do now? 1/8 stereo split into 2x1/4 monos + 2x1/4 outputs from mixer into 2x inputs cinch in the stereo? Will it work?

[@jonytube]

@@plamenmilanov3009 I have never used the RCA ins that much but from what I remember they go directly thru the master channel. If you want to record audio via the usb interface you would have to use the other inputs

[@ceilingsandfloors]

It''s the same shitty converter chip Behringer uses in their other 16 bit interfaces like the UCA222 and the UM2/UMC22. There's an old driver that was made that works on all those products. I think that why they have compressors on this and not the non-USB version. To get more signal over the high noise floor (like they used to do with tape and early 16 bit). I'm guessing it was less costly than to put in 24-bit converters.

[@SpaceButler01]

Thank you for explaining all these outputs and options, its unbelievable that companies churn these products out but won't tell anyone without a degree in audio engineering how it works.

[@ClaudioParraGonzalez]

well, these toys are kinda for people with knowledge in the field. I couldn't blame a jet engine company for not making a KZbin tutorial about how to operate the damn engine

[@cydonia9342]

the manual has all the info you need.

[@KevinMTV]

I actually recorded a whole album with this thing and i think it works fine for musicians, actually.

[@HorsiMusic]

Yeah when this thing is setup correctly it's actually pretty decent

[@jrholmes79]

KevinMelim ...I’m glad you made this comment. I just ordered this mixer/interface and I am working on an album now. So I hope it does the trick. I. Using Cubase...which Daw are you using? I got this because I’m doing a lot of acoustic guitar, and my Interface only had two inputs and I was tired of unplugging and plugging for different recording pieces.

[@KevinMTV]

Jim Holmes Sorry to say I’m no pro and don’t even know what daw means, but I recorded with Shure microphones and it worked great!

[@whatdoyoucare777]

Yeah it's working fabulously for me with recording music. I'm very happy.

[@mikkywhalan]

It’s a great little mixer

[@GataZGinkgo]

Love your vids. Quick to the point, no beatin round the bush - no bs.

[@DaveStarr100.3]

This is about par for most every level behringer products. When I coach podcasters starting out I push them towards equipment that will let them monitor loopback AND mic/main mix (i coach a lot of music podcasters and news roundup podcasters) so they can queue up their comments, interstitials and commentaries while the track/media is playing. I have some live radio experience so teaching podcasters to be able to do this kind of thing Live is so helpful. Saves time in post. Initial equipment cost is higher in some cases but so worth the freedom of spontaneity. Cheers for the honest review

[@dustinbenefield9265]

Would this be good for a begginger podcast where we mostly just talk and do commentary on old tv shows

[@planettyro]

Excellent breakdown, we had this mixer a few months ago.. didn't need all the inputs and was confused by those fx / mix features you clarified so overall glad we sent back and again thanks for explaining - they should really do breakdowns like this on their own website / channel

[@Podcastage]

Yeah you would expect them to do a good job explaining their product. But they don't. It's hard to find any actual specs about their gear either.

[@Up_All_Night]

Maybe the Mackie manual does a better job of explaining how it works.

[@memop9472]

A couple years later to the party, but here's my grain of salt. I own a Xenyx X1204USB, a similar model at around 50USD more than this one, I use it for record guitar and singing and for streaming. And for everyone interested in this, here's my setup for streaming: - Via USB i listen to all the system sounds and the videogame sound (this mixer let you hear the USB on the headphone output and record via USB at the same time, BUT you can't record the USB send in the USB return, if you send the USB to the main mix you will not be able to record via USB) - I have the headphones port of the computer conected to channel 5/6 (which, like this one, are stereo). Using the windows sound mix I route my communications to this channel (zoom, discord, whatever), and channel 5/6 is then routen in the mixer to the Alt 3-4 outputs. The headphones/cntr room is monitoring all three options (main mix, usb and alt 3-4). In this way only I can hear the communications, is not going to the stream, BUT if I want the stream to hear it I just route channel 5/6 to the main mix. (the USB ONLY record or hear the main mix, not the ALT3-5) - My phone is connected to the RCA inputs so I can play music if I want with no one else hearing (avoiding any chance of DMCA) and I can control the music without changing anything in the computer. - I have an AT-2035 connected to the mixer as the main mic. In that channel I have volume in the AUX1 and in the AUX2 (FX), AUX1 - Send is connected to my camara input so I can have audio in there too (my current HDMI capture card has quite some latency so its better to capture audio from the camera than try to sync it), and the AUX2 is just in case you want to add FX to your voice (I use the built in pitch changer). - In the AUX send I have both at 50% (12:00) - In the FX return I also have it on 50% and the button is pressed to send the FX to alt 3-5, so when I want the FX activated I only click one button. ( I won't hear my coms with FX since the AUX volume there is 0%) - In another channel I have my guitar (thru a pedal board) just in case I want to play guitar on stream. For my "studio" recording I connect the ALT3-4 outputs to my PC in the mic input or in a usb audio card, this give me an additional 2 channels to my DAW. The in the mixer I pan one channel to the right and other to the left, for the main mix, and the same but routed to ALT3-4, in this way I have 4 individual mono channels to record, maybe no that many, but at least is enough for me. I been working on making this setup for a couple month, trial and error on different configurations, and so far this is the best. I think (haven't tried) you can add two extra channels for recording using the two AUX channels to another USB Audio card. And honestly, I wrote all of this just because I'm so proud of my setup I wanted to share it somewhere hahaha But If you have any doubt let me know :)

[@Haylem]

I'm sorry bro you lost me LOL. But this actually sounds SUPER important because I want to stream AND record on my DAW. Is it possible you can make a video for us? That'd be amazing, if not do you recommend this or another mixer that's more simple to stream and record music. Seriously thanks.... I'm losing my mind looking for a perfect one.

[@Haylem]

Also is it possible to reduce the latency feedback? I didn't read through it all if you did cover it lol

[@ClaudioParraGonzalez]

Good job! I had a similar setup in mind. This board does not have alt3-4, though.

[@Productum]

Very informative, I bought mine (Behringer Xenyx 302USB) a few weeks ago and I'm still happy with it! :)

[@rishibhattacharyya640]

Thanks dude! Couldn't figure out the "To Phones..." & "To Main Mix" buttons until I saw your explanation

[@MariusVideoOfficial]

To monitor microphone and listen the USB audio you can connect an RCA stereo audio cable from REC out to 2tr in, press the button USB to phone and unpress USB to main, I have the qx1002usb and this trick works and has saved this mixer from a barbecue

[@EdgarBumpers]

Thanks for putting this together. Very helpful and saved me a lot of time.

[@purerosero]

"There is no way to monitor what you're saying while listening to the audio being played on your computer." I don't understand why this can't be done on the XENYX Q1202USB when it can be done by the XENYX 302USB?

[@iqbalhelsen852]

Of course you can monitor what you are saying; SET input on USB interface / and output on your computer speakers.

[@JapaneseNscale]

Like they said in the movie, EXCELLENT!!! this was an awesome video I wish I had this video when I purchased this QX1002.

[@tiaxanderson9725]

So the weird quirk about those Xenyx Q---- USB mixers is that you can get 0-latency monitoring of your mic, you just need to do this mind boggling thing where you connect the 2-track out to the 2-track in... I don't know why they thought this was a good idea, but I had some A/V cables lying around and it works fine on a Q502USB. Just weird...

[@audiosemaphore7983]

Whoa, how does this work?

[@Pink_Static]

Actually thats not weird at all. You will find this is a common ned on many mixers and you can actually buy u-plugs made for the task

[@alex.febres]

How could I connect multiple headphones to this ?

[@TheWingedRhinoShow]

I have an alternative solution for the computer playback problem. On Linux with PulseAudio and Jack, it is possible to route your audio via multiple interfaces at the same time. So any audio playback can be sent to the built-in headphone out of the laptop and then sent to one of the inputs in the mixer. This is assuming the computer is mainly used for providing extra tracks on playback. You can still record from the USB mix into your DAW. If you have processed audio from the PC anyway (like using plugins for vocals or guitar) it would be more reasonable to monitor the wet signal from the PC instead of the dry input because it can be confusing if you hear unprocessed signal but the audience hears the processed signal. I'm sure there's an equivalent windows solution too. Oh and if you shortened your video by 4 seconds, it would be exactly 12:02 long 😀

[@jxxnxn1565]

You are the best audio monster for explaining audio for voice dude. I have a Xenys QX1002 USB and I completely agree there are missing some features on these mixers.

[@reedhagen8509]

Thanks for demonstrating the effects of adjusting the eq. Helped me fine tune my mixer.

[@Charlie-gz9fc]

THANKS SOOO MUCH FOR THISSSSS AAAAAAA i have the 502 and i wanted to upgrade because of the instruments i have thank you so much for another awesome review, no one better than you

[@KutreeZ]

I have the Q502USB, does a fantastic job, been using for just over a year.

[@TheBPHero]

Great review man! Have been looking at one of these for some podcasting and this helped out a ton. Only question, could I take the fx send output and run it to a camera like the 70D? Thanks for everything man. Your channel has helped me a ton

[@amyabramajtys2100]

Nice work!! Even a total novice like me could follow. Vocalist/musician wanting to record and perform live, so you saved me some money, guy!

[@scottall71]

I have the XENYX Q1202USB and I am so grateful for this video - you do a very complete job in explaining everything. I could not for the life of me figure out why there was no FX return (other Xenyx models seem to have this) but I am getting the fact that signal can be sent to any other input. You also confirmed what I saw with those 2 buttons [usb/2-Track] they are confusing and I still do not see the purpose. Connecting it to the computer had many latency issues so I just would scratch anymore attempts with mixing any live music. Other than the few minor weak points, I have found many other uses for this mixer and am able to route many audio signals and even drive my studio monitors, which is all that I could hope for. It's well made, does a great job and at a great price point!

[@quinceeaster9915]

I'm starting out streaming fighting games in my community as well as church recording. I've asked many questions, searched many how to's, your 1 video provided me more knowledge in 10 mins than 3 months of searching. I know a like and subscribe with a purchase of the direct link from you channel is the least I can do but I hope there is more. Thank you

[@twizzbharat2577]

You deserve soooooooooooo many more subscribers!!!!

[@Podcastage]

You're too kind!

[@twizzbharat2577]

Podcastage :)

[@TheLegend-wz1ye]

@@Podcastage Hey. Wanted to know how many headphone jack this this has and is it possible to connect more than one. Thank you.

[@iqbalhelsen852]

@@TheLegend-wz1ye Use a Jack splitter he. And on top of it plugin 2 others, etc.. Or use Blootooth headphones, set sound output of pc to Bluetooth. All is possible.

[@deathstrykemedia]

I use this mixer with 3 condenser microphones (Marantz Professional MPM-1000) for my KZbin channel. I also on occasion run my TV through if I want to use my monitor speakers for football games. I like the mixer a lot. It's easy to use and is tough enough for a two-year-old to constantly mess with. Thanks for the review.

[@rossfromsa]

How about the audio track or tracks to the computer via USB? How many separate tracks do you get in your DAW?

[@TrueStrike]

Thanks for getting round to this man!

[@Podcastage]

WintersLegacy yeah. It's been sitting around for over a year. Ha.

[@TrueStrike]

Podcastage it took me ages to figure out how to monitor the mic, such a pain in the arse.

[@FullTimeRookiee]

This video was super helpful. The step by step break down is really informative. I love this device. I'm considering buying it for a podcast I want to start with a friend. Thanks once again.

[@evileyevirtue]

Why? Why would they provide the mixer in The box?!?!?! I do feel good about it coming with a sticker.

[@Podcastage]

+David Handy if only they knew what people really wanted, the box would be full of stickers with no mixer.

[@larrybeckham6652]

Thank you! I was looked a mixer to record multitrack music and you save me a world of pain. It is not the mixer for me.

[@seanalexander6310]

Most podcasters aren't mixing anything. They just need phantom power if they want to use a condenser and a single mic preamp. You'd be better off with just a better audio interface if you are concerned about latency and monitoring. Basically, you don't need the mixer, and further more, you don't need a USB mixer from a budget brand that once was a better brand.

[@sammiches2555]

I agree they don't need to spend more than a good interface. But more XLR ports is where it's at.

[@NoBodysGamer]

I disagree, I have no use for all the inputs BUT the issue is that they add features with higher price and more inputs. Basically there is NO Single input mixers or audio interfaces that have Gain + equalizer + compression By using this device i can avoid using lots of post editing, i can set the mixer that best suits my vocie or enhance my voice if i want it sound different/better, i can use compressor and in some cases i can uses FX And right now on sale it goes for 55EUR which is cheaper then smaller mixers and good audio interfaces which all above 100SUD/EUR People love the Behringer U-PHORIA UMC202HD Audio interface because it does 24bit/196hz, it only has gain setting and for Voce recording you dont need 24bit nor 196hz [im sure people recording song will enjoy it for ease of editing but whats the point for pure vocie?], this one costs 99USD in USA and 89USD in UK and 78USD in Germany and this mixer right now is 55GBP in UK

[@ElasticoOFCL]

They should come with a burned sticker so you always be happy :P

[@natroyal5753]

Elastico345 Lol

[@RaphaelYC]

I've tried the qx1202 usb twice, and when I listen to my recording I always hear a light hizz/ static noise coming from it and i dont know how to fix it and just go back and use my 2i2 any idea how to fix the issue i would like a nice mixer. thanks

[@EricLefebvrePhotography]

Bad cables? Bad mic? Lemon mixer? Running the mixer through a cheap USB hub? Bad power outlet?

[@drumsandcymbals8779]

What would you recommend for a musician? Trying to keep it under $150 Thanks in advance, I was going to buy this and saw your video, I definitely want to hear the computer playback.

[@pg9551]

Alesis multimix 8 usb fx

[@drumsandcymbals8779]

@A D no guys I actually got the Mackie Mix 12FX, perfect for what I'm doing. I use Audacity to record and noise reduce, it sounds like studio quality no joke.

[@KatieBrooks89]

This was really helpful! Thank you for doing these super thorough walkthroughs for us beginners.

[@kohencarlos1522]

instablaster

[@Stoic11.11]

Great video. I came across the issue of trying to record my voice with an instrumental and could NOT accomplish my goal lol. I was so frustrated!! I finally used a DAW in conjunction with the mixer and amazingly it worked. I'm still amazed that it works altogether and the sound quality is very nice as well. I'm looking forward to watching more of your videos. You did answer other questions that I had in regards to adding a compressor. Thanks again :) ......

[@MrFufumann]

read my comment above, good luck!

[@tshepomat]

Dude you're super cool, love the simplicity of your explanations.

[@paulwilson425]

Not beeing able to hear your pc audio and mics at the same time sound problematic,.. What (budget) mixer would you recomend for a musician ?

[@adrianreyes4702]

Best Mixer demo out there. Thank you!

[@sunilheda]

Once connected to the computer via USB wire it shows up as an Input option for microphone. When selected, it still does not play what is being sent from mic or other channels on the mixer? Why? What is being missed??

[@giobiplay]

I've been watching a bunch of your videosd lately because I'm looking for a usb audio interface.. Compliments a lot for what you do!

[@RayOrtega]

Hey, hey, thanks for the link and shoutout! This damn series of mixers stole a lot of life that I want back;) Also, ASMR bi.... LOL nice one.

[@Podcastage]

You're absolutely welcome Ray. Keep up the great work. =)

[@hassanaftab629]

What an amazing style of reviews. You deserve far, far, far more views and suscribers!!!

[@Podcastage]

Thank you very much for the kind words.

[@PaxHominibusBonaeVoluntatis]

You are mistaken, if you would like use headphones for music records, please link (L)out->(L)in ; (Rout->(R)out in 2-Track device on your mixer Q1202USB. Then put down [TO PHONES/CTRL RM] button and you can listen what you play, play background track by USB output device of Q1202USB and record what you play on PC using USB input device of Q1202USB. I you use tape deck for analogue recording you don't have to link what I described before. Deck internally does the loop for you so you can record and playback via USB as well. Enjoy it!

[@KempStrings]

I suggested someone try this and it works apparently. Good job!

[@MLOI18775]

Thanks for the nice and complete review man. One question: all in all do you think this is a good mixer for live performances?

[@ClaudioParraGonzalez]

it should. If it has enough inputs for your needs, and your outputs are simple, yeah. this should do it. But if your amplifiers are too far, then you would like to have balanced mix output so you don't get noise on the way out (either you get a board with integrated balanced outs, or you balance with an external box right out of the mixer)

[@RovshanMamedov]

Hi! I watched several reviews and didn't find an answer. Does this allow to capture multitrack to my PC? Sorry if this is obvious. I newbie in audio recording stuff and description on store pages are pretty confusing.

[@Iamnkls]

Excuse my confusion. When you're recording with multiple mics, you can still hear the vocals being played back through your headphones? Just not anything being played on the computer itself?

[@niente58]

Can you please help, i connect my source of music to channels 9.10 and my electronic drum to channel 5, i need to output to headphones just the music in chanells 9 and 10, is there a way with this mixer? i am loosing my mind with this.

[@robynrox]

I have a similar mixer - the QX1002USB. It has the same problem with not being able to monitor your own audio at the same time as the USB input. I found a way to get around it, though - I take the effects send (the 6.35mm TS mono jack) and feed that signal into the ports labelled 2-track in. These get mixed with the USB signal and that way you can use the effects bus to control the volume of whatever channels you would like to monitor at the same time as being able to listen to the audio from the computer.

[@MrLuigge]

hello I have a mixer the same as this but the "no usb" version (1202FX). I would like to use it to connect a external mic to my notebook aswell as an earphone, but my notebook have only 1 entrance how is the best way to do this?

[@ArtimusFreeman]

This was a wonderful review. Thank you. Just purchased it. $99.90 on Amazon Prime.

[@AlOne-xg6dv]

Excellent as usual. Thank you.

[@AlgoEspontanio]

hey man i have a question, I plugged everything in, but the mixer does not power my mic even with the phantom on. Do you know what i am doing wrong?

[@KandaDrum]

Can anyone help me? I bought this mixer, and somehow all of the compressor signals are lighting red right after I switch the mixer on eventhough I'd turn all of the knob to their lowest, and no input.

[@vanessag4488]

Hi. I'd like to know how to connect the audio from my cellphone i know i need to have the rca and I have it but when I put the music with the rca I can't hear very well just the low in my speakers and in the phones. I don't know what to do. 😔 please help me.

[@Alfredolunafoto1]

Very good honest review. Subscribed!

[@babystorm3271]

Great video, everything u said was my problems with it ,was gonna sell it and buy a umc 22 but I'll keep it thanks

[@vsilya]

Is there any similar USB mixer lets you monitor what you're saying while listening to the audio being played on your computer? It can be a little more expencieve. Maby X1222USB or X1622USB can realise this function?

[@justinlovato1244]

Is the issue of being able to hear the output of your computer but muting the recording also prevalent in the 1204 usb mixer? Or could I hear computer output and record at the same time on that one

[@estebanferro4159]

Hi, did you (or someone here) had to install any driver to connect the interface with the computer? My computer can not identify the mixer.

[@eggybaby84]

Concerning the Ch.#1 (& 2,3or4) gain setting, is it true you want to adjust the gain up to just below the point you see the ch.1 led barely flicker?

[@ksmandeville6924]

So I record podcasts and have 4 mics hooked up via the xlr inputs. If I wanted to hook up more mics, could I use the line 5/6, line 7/8 inputs? If I bought an xlr to split 1/4 cable? Or would the pre amp not work with those?

[@andrewprzybyla8871]

I bought this mixer for smaller live gigs while keeping my larger mixer in my studio. You didn't mention its FX abilities. I also bought this unit for the reverb. I have another small mixer, (20 years old), but it doesn't have FX. What about the FX? Stay groovy!!

[@vinnieirvine1365]

Firstly thanks for a useful and informative video. I use this mixer with iPad / iPhone and have no issues with latency on those devices. I’ve yet to try it with my PC with Cakewalk though. It’s great for combing matched pair condensers with dynamic mics to get a good stereo image of drums using the Glyn John method. I find that that low cut is useful for recording drums where the bass drum farts out with too much bass. I agree the control room buttons are confusing- but I can monitor what I’m playing while recording and hearing the other tracks but I have to remember which buttons are up or down. But in GarageBand in iOS I get zero latency. I guess on pc it might be the drivers needed to recognise I/O from the mixer that causes latency.

[@jefflep1]

Vinnie Monte-Irvine I was considering this mixer solely so I could have 4 mics set up for a podcast. I don’t know of any other way to get 4 mics to my laptop.

[@ELStormoen]

I can't get mine to show any audio in Grage Band or Audacity. I'm obviously missing something. It's not the USB cord as it is recognized by the drive. Does anyone know why this would be? I've watched a bunch of videos and none troubleshoot what to do when no levels are recognized.

[@apersonthingy]

I'm less than one minute in, and already enjoying the video. Thank you for not putting me to sleep! That's a nice fricken sticker.

[@samuelpark7864]

Is there a way to use this mixer to record multiple tracks in my DAW? For example Inputs 1,2and 3 will record as 3 different tracks in my DAW, instead of it just being one track.

[@NEWFSTAH]

I got one of these and I'm finding it strange that the inputs don't have any low, mids or high settings. Only the mic's. Am I missing something?

[@deviousxen]

How many inputs does it have with its interface? Like, does it have more than one track input?

[@slayabouts]

I've recently been having newfound issues with major monitoring latency that presonus hasn't been able to help solve. Would you be able to run a line into one XLR then run that signal back out and into a second XLR for monitoring? For example, say I were tracking vocals, so I'd use the first XLR for my recording and then use the second XLR for the compression and EQ to get a basic mix to monitor myself on. If so, I think that would be great for recording vocals

[@NWGR]

Thanks Bandrew. :-) Great review. I don't think this one has a place in my setup.

[@Airtrooper719]

If I buy this on a single PC streaming setup. Is it better to Line Out to the mixer or use the USB for PC audio mixing? (im a music streamer)

[@Drinkyoghurt]

if you route this into an audio interface with monitoring, would it make it viable for musical stuff? I'm just wondering since the alternatives are much more expensive and I have a Scarlett 2i2 with direct monitoring.

[@briannamartinez8021]

so touching for an excellent video

[@veezee3437]

Why does my sound stutter when i try recording an audio file. I'm using the same microphone and i've connected my headphones to the "phones" jack and one cable from the "2" tab to a computer. The mic is connected to the "1" jack.

[@ashishsalian2002]

For the setup Phantom power is Required ? Can we connect Behringer C3 Condensor to yamaha mixer without Phantom power supply ..

[@danyvaldi5596]

How could I input a mixer Behringer to the normal guitar amp, with two guitars ? If I put more than two guitars, and I put two voices, and a ukulele too, all comes mixed in the output of the behringer mixer, Can i input that to the normal guitar amp?? I would need another thing to make it works?

[@Cheke95]

Wait so you can’t hear the music from your recording programs? I use Cubase. Would that mean I won’t be able to hear the music from the program or my recordings for that matter?? How can I record if I can hear the music being played through my computer?

[@rowheadrex]

I like and trust your reviews, please do make reviews for The t.Bone mics... especially the the "t.bone SC 1100" they do have tube mics as well for your liking.

[@Ur2ezTV]

I have this mixer and it gets power, power button lights up, but the +48v doesn't does this mixer have a phantom button? or +48v button that needs to be activated ? I used to use this mixer with my at2020 for literally 2 years. I went to unplug my pc and clean up the dust and now my mixer doesn't work. Idk if I did somthing, or my kids pushed a button, or if it went doo doo....

[@jonahpaz.]

Do you think that the audio quality that you can get with this mixer/audio-interface is as good as the one that you can get with the Scarlett 2i2? (Similar? Near? Far?)

[@alexisvega1022]

Guys, I need help BADLY!! I used to have an Apogee Duo Interface to power 4 monitors: 2 KRK Rockit 5's and 2 KRK VXT8s. I AM NEW to music making. My interface is NO LONGER compatible with a new I-mac 5K 2017 model. I use Logic Pro, I bought a BEHRINGER U-PHORIA UMC404HD to connect all 4 monitors to my Mac and use Logic to make music, etc. But this interface at times recognizes the USB port, sometimes it doesn't. The control panel SEES IT but no sound is heard. There is NO DRIVER for this interface so if you sneeze, the USB connection is lost and there is NO AUDIO. Unit is back in the box. Shall I consider a unit like this? Behringer XENYX Q1202USB Do I need a MIXER/INTERFACE to connect my 4 monitors and use Logic Pro to make music, use Itunes, etc? or shall I look strictly at an audio interface such as the Tascam US-4x4 USB Audio Interface. Which shall I get? MIXER/INTERFACE? or plain AUDIO INTERFACE? As a music aficionado, which is most beneficial for me?? Which will allow me to connect my 4 monitors? Thank you guys. As you can see I am new to this. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!! I need the model, ideally in the $200/$400 range

[@jamesfowler6343]

How can i send the FX to the RCA outputs ? When i use the RCA outputs…I don’t hear any reverb

[@imothy]

Is it possible to use this mixer sort of like a DJ mixer where you can pre-listen to one of the audio tracks in your headphones before mixing it into the main signal? I'm having a really hard time figuring this out on mine...

[@iatrodikastis]

What microphone do you use? I want a mic for a 2-people podcast and the most that I can give is around 250 dollars! I was going to buy the "Blue Yeti Pro" but I saw in one of your videos that you do not think that it is a good microphone! Can you suggest an alternative with crystal clear sound? Thank you

[@harrysimply]

Bro do i need to install driver for mixer Beringer xynyx usb1202 as initially logic was not taking signal? Regards Hari

[@Bread_VFX_]

Are you requierd to use the USB with the mixer or can you just use it through some of the outputs?

[@DavidBrackett385]

I know this is an old video and you may not see this but does this have loopback and if not do you know of any USB measures that do

[@trenorth]

question what is the difference between the Q1202 USB and the QX1202 USB?

[@grimeygein6819]

Awesome video as per usual man🍻cheers!

[@thomasorta4297]

I wanna create a radios tation online, with 4 XRL microphone for avoid latency when people start talk on radio show, so I can use this device for this radio station online? this device will be connect to the computer by USB port or need external sound card ?

[@Up_All_Night]

Could you add the Shure SM27 to the mic poll? It might be time to drop the PG42and PG42USB, it looks like they're both discontinued. Thanks.

[@wayneoberholtzer6519]

Can this mixer record 4 separate tracks into my audio software or does it mix them to one track in the interface?

[@drakedoesart]

Thanks for the vids I've been thinking about upgrading to xlr but I doubt anyone cares

[@Miz_Eby]

Hi, so I have a question. Basically I am wanting to run a radio show from home, am I able to use this mixer without a slider for live broadcasting. Also I am going to be having guests on the show as well as switching between music that will be played directly from KZbin and also from my computer of artists that I know and vocals. Can you please explain to me how I can do this without having dead air. I am used to mixers with sliders which I used at a professional radio station but I want to set up mine from home and I am very budgety at the moment. Thank you :)

[@sigfreed11]

My Q1202 has tons of noise when close to or above unity gain on the main mix. Any thoughts on why that may be and if that is usual or not?

[@wilberucv]

Greetings! Let's see who can guide me. I have a 1202 console (no effect) and two Yamaha Stage Pass 300. Can I connect these speakers to this console? is the console amplified? Thank you.

[@nycLPplayer]

Is the headphone audio an accurate interpretation of what is being send to USB out? I heard there were issues with the quality being bad.

[@sagenod527]

I just go this USB mixer with a Zingyou BM-800 to use for streaming on my computer and I can't figure out how to remove the rather significant amount of static/white noise constantly present in the background. When I use a cheap logitech usb headset I have none of these issues. Trying to raise the gain or Main mix levels cause the background white noise to get extremely loud. If you happen to have any suggestions on what may be causing that I'd appreciate a heads up.