Eurorack ub1202 mixer review

[@smartwizardst1]

@OfficialBlueJay416 You will have to make a list of what devices you want to connect to which channel and then you can look it up in the manual of the mixer. There you can find all information about the connectors on the mixer. For connecting a typical PC or notebook for example, you would need a "3.5 stereo jack - into - 2x 6.3 mono jack" cable and you can put it on the 5/6, 7/8, 9/10 or 11/12 channels. For most professional microphones, you will neet a 3pin XLR(f)-XLR(m) cable. And so on.

[@smartwizardst1]

@UntitledMutt Yes, you can use it for drums but keep it in mind that the more complex your drum set is, the more microphones you will need for recording, and maybe a mixer with 8 or more microphpne channels would more likely be satisfactory. Of course if you have an e-drum set it will only need a stereo channel, so you and your band with for example 2 microphones, 2 guitars and a synthesizer will easily fit around it on this handy and small mixer. For drums you will also find compressors useful.

[@oootinanai]

(..continued) case,it actualy contains 2 separate channels (without the noise cancelation) instead of the 1 the balanced one has. Another thing i think you got wrong is that the jack inputs on the mono and stereo channels are not suitable for a MIC level signal but LINE level signals.A typical mic lvl signal is in the mVolt range whereas a line lvl signal is around 1-2 Volts if i recall.Practicaly this means that if you plug a Mic in the Line input,the signal will be faintly heard or not at all

[@smartwizardst1]

@massac78THE2nd Obviously not. One channel is for one sound source so you will need a mixer with a number of separate microphone channels that at least matches your number of microphones. And of course you might want to have some free channels in case you want to plug in other instruments and/or vocals too. What you can do as some little trick is using the FX returns or even the tape return as an input but be sure to use a separate mic preamp then because those inputs are fitted for line level.

[@DUGLESSM]

@funkiliserd male xlr to 1/4inch. 1/4inch goes into main out an of course the xlr end goes into your speaker

[@lolATFAIDERZ]

Could this be used as an audio interface for recording? If so what would be the best way to do that? I don't have RCA inputs on my PC so could I just get like an RCA to USB adapter to do it?

[@smartwizardst1]

@comentarioo Using a good quality external soundcard can give you a more clear sound as you can get rid of some noise that would be picked up from surrounding devices by the internal one. Also there are external cards with more channels for playback and recording. If you want a good home studio, you might look up one of those, like an ESI MAYA 44. Anyway you could use any soundcard, it doesn't matter all that much. You just need the right connector cables to use it together with the mixer.

[@smartwizardst1]

@SereinMusic Some behringer mixers do have a USB interface but not this one. Look up the XENYX 1204USB or its bigger brothers (XENYX ????USB) on the behringer website for that stuff. Some of those even has an effect processor.

[@smartwizardst1]

@massac78THE2nd Sounds and looks like a pretty decent device now that I looked it up. Send me a message when you start using it. I'm curious about its performance. Multichannel interfaces are a very nice choice since you can make a recording once and do all the mixing on the PC many times trying different settings so I'm all for your decision. You might still consider buying a mixer later with "direct outs" on the channels that can be hooked up to this interface. That could come in really handy.

[@FuntasticK9Training]

do you know how i would connect a PA speaker to this?

[@TheHeyitzalec]

can i plug my 5.1 sound system with sub woofer to it? if yes am i gonna have to plug a converter on the cable to plug in the mixer?

[@PlanesTrainsAutos]

How do you split skype separately from the rest of your computer sounds??

[@Vaughnlesterinoz]

Another advantage you'd have is that you don't need a haedset with a mic for gaming...you can just use your awesome mic and then some really decent headphones. Because I've noticed that gaming headsets tend to not be as nice as studio headphones and such.

[@Neorkodoi]

can I register what I am playing to the mixer on computer?

[@MontSteve36]

Just bought a UB1202 at the pawn shop. And I was a little confused on some points. Now I am totally confused.

[@lmaxim]

Good video!!! A little question? Does phantom power applies to all XLR inputs? What if you put on one of the channels condenser mic and on the other a dynamic mic?

[@akmt123]

No problem at all mate.

[@kevintaliaferro]

You cannot use XLR and 1/4" on the same channel at the same time. Per manual. It is only one channel.

[@0713mas]

Very detailed review, one question does this mixer have any built in effects like wet dry control? I'm looking for reverb for my vocals.

[@DaveCurrier]

You’ll have to get a stand-alone Reverb unit like a TC Electronics M100 to get your EFX for vocal, connect that to the Behringer

[@DUGLESSM]

just got it,this is a must have for a mobile dj djing off a laptop.

[@JamesCollinsJC]

I have this mixer but when I press the phantom button nothing seems to happen! I have a Behringer C-1 condenser microphone that needs phantom and when i plug it into my VOX acoustic amp and put the phantom on it works so its not my microphone thats broke. But when I press the Phantom Button the 48v light dosent come on? Can Anyone Help Me PLEASEEEEEEEE??? :)

[@ppp_ppp_ppp_ppp_ppp_ppp]

very informative, im actually about to order that same mixer to use with my band, definitly helped me out in my decision.

[@Creativecoverz]

What do i do if i wana record a drum kit with it

[@Benderbot50]

you would use the XLR with 1/4 inch if you needed all of the inputs to record drums lol, thats what i would do, but im trying to see if i can get a 16 channel

[@mattownsu95]

Can you run this mixer into PA speakers?

[@sirjhonsdangerous8307]

Alguien tiene la lista de los 100 efectos que trae esta mezcladora? Por favor!

[@numanuma20]

Is this good for a band?

[@BrutusJones]

I have a mic that needs phantom power and the 1202 mixer has that but it has no effects like reverb etc, can I somehow hook up an effects processor through this mixer for my mic? Thanks if you know.

[@Quillsongs]

I am wondering if I can use this with my m-audio fast track ultra using this because it has a usb cord to my computer. i do voice overs. I have the Beringer 1002 model.

[@WhittSmith-oy5hx]

Excellent! Very informative, straight up down to Earth presentation.

[@pogman15]

so this can be used to adjust the volume of your headphones(that dont have an inline volume changer) plugged into the pc? seems overboard, is that another way?

[@jaycopeland2647]

can i run it thru my m audio fast track pro and use it as a pre amp

[@LorenBetran]

I have just bought a sound board second hand Behringer eurorack ub1202fx . how much money you cost? thanks

[@akmt123]

Wow, excellent info. Cheers from Canada. This is an Analog Mixer, correct? Now in 2022 which Input will take Line Out or To Headphones from an Android phone, say a Karaoke Track?

[@francoalva1000]

hey mate.. i have this mixer and today i went to turn it on and it works but the clip lights stay on half way... I don't know what that means... could you please respond and help me out thanks..

[@MichaelIanHenry]

What is that annoying hum in the background? Iv'e read several (many) reviews and Behringer seems to get a bad rap. How has your mixer been working for you? My budget likes tyhe Behringer, as do I...but I'm really not sure. All I want to do is Podcast a talk show with an occational sound bite or music track...Your thoughts please, and Thank you for your time. Michael

[@admiral8toes]

so do you like this alot im thinking about geting it

[@EdWordsTV]

I have this mixer qhich i purchased many years ago (around 8) and i also have a Native Instruments Audio Kontrol1 (USB audio interface) My question is: Can i connect the two?

[@jackthedrummer96]

@bennyboytx haha i know i am a noob at just about everything recording.. one last quick question, is a 190 dollar recording setup good do u think or not enough.... idk hahaha

[@kjrbs]

How do u hook it up to a computer? By usb or firewire?

[@CosmicDialect]

so do u need a firewire for this?

[@anthonyguada]

can DJ turntables be used on the UB1202?

[@watch-le3li]

balanced inputs and stereo inputs are completely different even if they use the same plug.

[@Da1stKoch]

wat is yur fx send line goin to from yur mixer

[@te02chn]

Its not correct that you can plug both the phantom power input and the xlr at the same time on the same chanel. Its possible but the manual strongly advise against it. Read the manual to be sure. it may work, but for how long and ro what quality on the signal? Great video otherwise :)

[@giuliobargelli546]

hey dude, i know that this is an old vid, but i would ask an information. I've found it with a low price, 60 Euros. I just wanna know what's the difference with behringer 1202fx mixer.thanks!

[@bensteelemusic]

+Giulio Bargelli FX has built-in effects and vertical faders instead of rotating pots.

[@SlipknotHeadless]

Whats that, could you please be a little more descriptive?

[@DUGLESSM]

when u buy this,make sure the power supply is in the box!!!! this company is none for leaving it out on this model. no biggie just check b4 u leave the store. (im just trying to save u a trip back)

[@tiflaphenix9990]

yo i want to kno how to plug the mixer into ma computer i want mix some music i listen

[@SmokeRush2009]

wow dude 10 mins ago i didnt know a shit about mixers and now i do. this was very helpfull. damn why i bought a usb mic!

[@kjrbs]

@skikarl k thanks

[@plasmaforce11]

Anyone know where I can find a power cable for this? I lost mine when I moved Anyone can reply to me in a message. Thank You Had mine for over 6 years now Rock solid mixer

[@oootinanai]

Nice and informative review but i think you are confusing "balanced" with "stereo", it's NOT the same. BTW English isn't my native language so i'll try to explain as much as i can :D Balanced refers to a Mono signal that is sent trough an XLR cable or a TRS (aka Stereo) jack. I'm not going to go into technical details, but the whole purpose of a balanced signal is that you can cancel the noise out. The most common use for a TRS jack is for stereo signals (Left&Right) but in this (continued..)

[@Gamersroundtable]

Great video I learned a lot about the 1202 and using it thanks

[@jackthedrummer96]

ok im a drummer and im possibly looking to buy a mixer of some sort to record my drums. I have a few questions for anyone who can answer them 1. All im really looking for is somthing to get mics to go into my computer with a little mixing... what are all of these other inputs etc.? 2. Can you have 4 microphones in the input and have maybe a guitar of bass going into the plug below the mic plug? 3. How do you get it into ur computer? 4. WHAT THE F%@K R ALL OF THE BUTTONS etc. FOR -thanks

[@artistraindwain9855]

Awesome Review : I just happened upon one of these at good price on ebay so I got it.. Had ordered another brand but it won`t come til December 29th..Boy was I lostf or waht to do then this one knocked and I got one like yours as it just jumped out at me :) Thanks your prresentation is so helpful ..just have to listen a few times to get it

[@skikarl]

@kjrbs line in

[@skikarl]

ya, thats what i do

[@corrie180]

Very informative!! TY!!!

[@xb4b1x]

aw man, i wanted to see the bible of the instructions on this, i bet its huge :D how can u remember all that :S n1 5*

[@issacharper]

thanks, very helpful information.

[@TheAlianOlsen]

Jesus Christ, can you slow down? Did you take to much speed or something?