Use Any Behringer X-32 For Studio Recording. Beginners guide video 2

This is the Second video in a series that explains how to interface your Behringer X-32 with your PC or Mac in order to use the X32 in a home recording studio environment. This series is designed for Beginners to walk them through the process step by step. The goal is to put together a low cost home recording studio.
This entire video series will cover the following,
1. Where to go to get 2 free DAW apps that you will use to record your music
2. How to totally integrate the X-32 with your computer and DAW applications. Walks you through the settings.
3. How to record tracks into your DAW applications.
4. How to blend the effects found in the X-32 with your recorded signal.
5. How to expand the capabilities of your DAW apps.
6. Routing as it relates to recording music.
7. Building A home recording studio on a tight budget.
8. How to control the Computer and DAW apps from the mixer and how to control the mixer from the computer.
9. A Walk Through of the Behringer app
10. How to record various instruments such as drums, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, Bass, and Vocals.
11. Working with Midi
12. Mixing and mastering your project and music distribution.
This video covers recording tracks and playing back tracks. It also covers basic routing as it relates to recording. You will also learn how to use the effects in the mixer and blend them with the recorded audio signal.
The free software used in this video can be found from the following links.
Bandlab: www.bandlab.com/
Cakewalk: www.bandlab.co...
Waveform Free: www.tracktion....
Behringer App: www.behringer....
Hardware Used
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Driver and firmware downloads
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Free Recording Software
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[@tonysboris1]

Hell of a job Marcus. I used to use Cakewalk a long time ago. Now using ProTools. The behringer x32 has a steep learning curve. I'm using focusrite 18in 18out. Got the x32 hooked up to my router. Trying out the xedit app. Thanks for the inspiration in trying the x32 again. Nice job!

[@marcuscurtismusic]

Thanks for sharing!

[@randomschittz9461]

Been waiting for this one

[@marcuscurtismusic]

Hope it addresses the information you are looking for

[@JokeAndRazz]

Great job, incredible training on X32 as it is difficult to have accurate explanations with the X32 and Behringer documentation is very poor. I use Cubase but easy to map with Cakewalk. Hoxever there is something I don't understand. When using Ultranet for recording with effects, the volume of the channel (tested with 1 and 17, as you did) decrease dramatically, I do not find explanation. Have you got any idea. Many thanks again for your videos. Stef

[@the16thLeVel]

Thanks

[@marcuscurtismusic]

Glad to help