Behringer XR18 Mesa de mezclas digital, Klark Teknik, X AIR

The best solution that has been invented ever!! I know Behringer was not the first making this kind of mixing/interface solution, but this XR 18 is the best device I’ve ever used in live concerts. It provides full control of the mix by having ‘all in the box’. Before I used to carry a 100 feet cable snake, a mixer, a rack with effects (compressors, reverbs, delays, EQs, etc) and now I only carry my XR 18, a wireless router and my laptop. The 6 auxiliars are excellent as it allows providing individual monitoring for 6 musicians. In rehearsals you can add three more musicians using the phones jack and the main L & R outputs. The ability to create scenes is terrific, as I can keep the set up for the different artists I work with without the need to start over. The preamps quality is good enough even for recording. I have used in for live performance mixer and as Studio interface and both worked perfect. The only area I didn’t like is the inputs 1 and 2 due to the Z feature. For some reason it amplifies the background noise when using microphones, creating feedback noises or a bothering hiss. You have to play around with the input signal, the general mixing volume, and the mic type/brand you use.

Excelente

Purchased through Sweetwater on Amazon. The mixer works great for my 4 piece band as a mixer and usb recording interface. I can control it with my laptop or tablet. Had trouble getting ASIO drivers to load on my laptop. Sweetwater tech was able to get me up and running.

Great product! Highly recommend. Great for small venue performances

Calidad 100% recomendada

It works like a dream! I bought it for a band of 4 musicians (bass, keys, drums and guitar) where each will have their own IEM for church services and any where we might play. It's very portable and works well with my windows computer to control and also use as a DAW. I love it!

I got this to give me an alternative to my big X32 setup. I love it. It gives me the same kinds of controls and capabilities - kind of like a little brother, and it's lightweight and easy to just set on stage. We use this at some venues so we have our already trusted mix and settings and throw a feed to the house for the PA and monitors.

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Okzuje się, że aplikacja na androida nie jest wspierana przez producenta. To trochę słąbye, że na dwuletnim smartfonie nie jestem w stanie zainstalować zalecanej i wskazanej na stronie producenta aplikacji Jest zbyt nowy (sic!). Aplikacja alternatywna jest bardzo mało intuicyjna i w wersji pro dodatkowo płatna (niedroga - 25zł jednorazowo, ale płatna).

Spent a lot of time researching which WiFi type mixer to use. Eventually landed on this one for a number of reasons. At church we use a Mackie 1608 and this has been outstanding, so I nearly went for one of those. I also looked closely at the Soundcraft UI16 too. So what set the XR18 out ahead of the pack? Well, many things! First, the size of the XR18 is excellent and very compact, unlike say the X18 or the Mackie 1608. Second, the pre-amps are excellent and definitely clearer than even the Mackie, in my view at least. Third, unlike the badly titled Soundcraft UI16 which only really gives you 12 'proper' channels, the XR18 gives 16 XLR channels and a couple of jack inputs, making it truly have 18 channels. Fourth, the XR18 has software across various devices, including Mac, PC, Android and iOS. OK so I believe only a third party app is available for iPhone (forgive me if I'm wrong there) but this is very cheap off the App Store. But the ability to use various devices and operating systems to control the XR18 sets it well above the Mackie, which can only (currently, as of this review) be controlled by iPad. The Soundcraft has an html5 interface which means can be controlled by anything with a browser and is therefore consistent across devices - unlike the XR18. The Behringer software across devices is different - I've used on Mac, iPad and Android and they all have various quirks. But as we live stream, the Behringer into a Mac works very well (albeit via USB return from the device). Be aware that the XR18 software does has a learning curve and the one downside that I have found (compared to the Mackie) is that the X Air software does not have such a clear GUI as Mackie's Master Fader 4, which is very easy to navigate. However, the X Air software gives you more and the reverbs are significantly better on the X Air compared to Master Fader, as one example. The X Air has more depth and options and its inconsistency across devices can lead to some head scratching at times. But I highly recommend Behringer's online videos and other user videos. Build quality on the XR18 is bomber (as it is on the Mackie). The Soundcraft has had huge issues with noise and other problems. I'm sure this will be sorted in time but as of now, the XR18 has a very clear edge. I actually chose to buy an Airport Express instead of using the XR18 built-in WiFi, but that was about being able to use the 5GHz range (less crowded than the 2.4GHz range) and so I could use AirPlay from an iPad. The setup was confusing (I used a forum tutorial on Behringer's website) but it worked. Have also used the Behringer's in-built WiFi no problems as well. All in all an outstanding system. Behringer makes some dodgy products IMO (for example their DI boxes!) but this is outstanding.

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