Behringer How To Use x1832 usb mixer - Behringer XENYX X1832 USB Mixer

I've found several sources for the Behringer Xenyx X1222USB Mixer manual. It's available at ManualsLib, https://www.manualslib.com/manual/453324/Behringer-Xenyx-X1222-Usb.html . You can also download it from B&H Photo Video, https://static.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/61867.pdf .

I hope this helps. Google lists other sites as well.

Cindy Wells

There are a variety of ways to accomplish this, but the two most common ways are:

1. Purchase a BEHRINGER USB interface -- like a U-CONTROL UCA222. This will allow you to use the USB port for your sound In/Out. This will also require RCA cables to connect from mixer to UCA222 unit.
2. Or...purchase a dedicated sound card (preferred) like an M-Audio Audiophile 2496 that can be installed in your computer (not for laptop). You will also need I/O RCA cables to connect.

Probably the best way is to read the manual. You can get it at: http://www.behringer.com/assets/X1622USB_X1832USB_X2222USB_X2442USB_M_EN.pdf

Try reading the manual: http://www.behringer.com/assets/X1622USB_X1832USB_X2222USB_X2442USB_M_EN.pdf

Sounds to me like either an open wire or a blown speaker. I would highly recommend not operating it until it is fixed before you blow the amp. Tapping a 9V battery across the speaker (disconnected from amp) will cause a noise in the speaker, if not it is a broken wire or bad speaker. Good Luck

Behringer has the documentation for the Xenyx X1204 USB Mixer on the product page: http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/X1204USB.aspx . See the drop-down menu labeled Documentation on the left side of the page; it's below the list of stores that sell the unit. The owner's manual is at the bottom of the list in that menu.

The file is a PDF so you will need Adobe Reader or a similar program to display the 3.1 MB file.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

I have a behringer 1832fx mixer and have the manual that illustrates how to set up for a band and/or other instruments etc! is this is what your asking for?

regards Col

I suppose that you connect the behringer mixer master out (just one of the two channels in case of two) to the guitar input of the Fast Track. Have you tried to hear your mic from the phones output at the front panel of the Fast Track? Try changing the guitar gain and the output level at the top of the Fast track.

I'm waiting for your results or clarification, please post.

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Stelios

Have a look at the Behringer UCA202. Its a Usb port that should help you do what you want.

Use the taope outs. They're the RCA plugs located in your manual as "20".