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Behringer X2222 USB Mixer

mmrs92 Posted messages 64 Status Member -  
mmrs92 Posted messages 64 Status Member -
Bonjour, je ne suis pas très expérimenté dans le domaine et j'aimerais savoir si une console de mixage du type de la Behringer X2222 USB peut s'utiliser avec un séquenceur sur PC tel que Cubase ou Mixcraft, je veux dire si on peut l'utiliser avec le mixeur intégré au logiciel. Sinon, j'aimerais savoir que peut-on faire avec une console dite "hybride" USB.
Merci de toute réponse :)

PS : les caractéristiques de la table de mixage :
Console analogique ULN (Ultra Low-Noise) de très haute qualité.

- Port USB intégré
- 1 Compresseur par tranche éditable.
- 8 préamplis micros XENYX.
- Égaliseur 3 bandes "British EQ" néo-classique.
- Processeur d'effets stéréo 24 bits, 100 presets.
- Interface audio USB incluse, Logiciels d'enregistrement et d'édition audio en téléchargement gratuit.
- Inserts et sortie directe sur chaque canal mono.
- 3 départs auxiliaires par canal, 1 pre-fader pour le monitoring, 1 pre/post fader assignable au monitoring ou effets, 1 post fader pour le processeur interne ou envoi externe.
- Leds de crêtes, touches Mute et de routing vers le Main Mix et les sous-groupes, fonctions solo et PFL par canal.
- 2 sous-groupes avec sorties séparées et 3 retours auxiliaires stéréo.
- Sorties Main Mix symétriques sur jacks et XLR plaqués or, sortie Control Room séparée, sortie casque et sortie magnéto.
- Sorties Control Room et casque avec matrice de sélection des sources, entrées magnéto assignables aux sorties Main Mix ou Control Room et casque.
- Curseurs de 60 mm à longue durée de vie et potentiomètres clos.
- Alimentation interne à découpage (100 - 240 V~).
- Équerres de montage en rack incluses.
Voici le lien d'où je les ai copiés !
https://www.woodbrass.com/table-de-mixage-hybri-analogiques%20usb%20fw-behringer-x2222-usb-p80806.html

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1 answer

  1. Anonymous user
     
    Hello,
    This console is an analog machine; the USB connection is just for the sound card. So, no jack connection to the PC.

    The sound card means that it's not multi-track. The PC will only receive a single signal, even if multiple tracks are ON.

    There you go, I hope I understood your question and clarified things for you!

    ==> To control the software, you need a digital console that transmits each channel separately (usually via Firewire), allowing for multi-track recording. However, the prices are about ten times higher than the X2222! I have in mind the "little" latest from Behringer, the X32, which is listed at around €2600... (which I really want, by the way!!!!)

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    1. mmrs92 Posted messages 64 Status Member 3
       
      It was exactly what I wanted to understand thank you very much :)
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    2. mmrs92 Posted messages 64 Status Member 3
       
      Would a console like the Alesis MultiMix 16 FireWire be suitable as well? http://www.alesis.com/multimix16firewire
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    3. Anonymous user
       
      Indeed, it seems to be working...
      Finally, for multi-track recording. I think when it comes to controlling software, it’s not very suitable or possible.

      From what I've just seen, it's a digital console, but not quite! Indeed, we can record in multi-track, but for controlling a PC, it's more about MIDI that is needed. In fact, this console should only pass sounds and not position parameters. (Well, that's what I think, but I believe I'm not mistaken!).
      [-OT but not too much: here’s a video illustrating what I’m explaining (where the sound engineer drives ProTools with his console): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmPVwK0jqWQ&feature=youtu.be&t=6m12s -]

      So, if this is what you were looking for (multi-track recording), this is the console you need; if it’s for controlling software, you need to look for the “real” digital ones that are MIDI...

      PS: A machine comes to mind: the Behringer UFX1604, which is a console... Strange! That is “semi-digital,” digital without being completely so! And which, unlike the Alesis, allows software control. However, I can only find it in one store for over 700 euros.
      Link on AF: https://fr.audiofanzine.com/console-fw-usb-mlan/behringer/xenyx-ufx1604/forums/t.439899,commentaires-sur-la-news-namm-console-firewire-behringer-xenyx-ufx1605.html
      But after that, I don't know what it’s worth and what it can actually do. (OT: I would love to test machines like that, after all, there are those who do it with high tech, why not with audio equipment!)
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    4. mmrs92 Posted messages 64 Status Member 3
       
      Thank you very much for your clear answers! ;)
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