Best value for your DAW I use Logic Pro and previously had the Presonus mixer which was pretty bad. I took a chance with this Behringer and could not be happier. The controls make perfect sense and there’s not too much excess button pushing necessary for a simple command. Some of it ‘feels’ cheap, but it’s only $450 so that goes with the territory. I just purchased the extender to attach and make this a 16 channel mixer..No regrets here.. if you have a DAW and are tired of the mouse/keyboard mixing process,…
Expensive but worth it I purchased this to use with my Behringer XR18 mixer so I could have a physical interface. It does that well.PROS:Great interface to the virtual controls of the XR18 mixer. I thought it would be hard to understand but, at the end of the day, it was actually pretty easy to build a work flow in my head.CONS:Some of the quality is questionable for something that costs near 500 dollars. The motors for the faders seem a bit cheap. They are loud and seem…
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Best value for your DAW I use Logic Pro and previously had the Presonus mixer which was pretty bad. I took a chance with this Behringer and could not be happier. The controls make perfect sense and there’s not too much excess button pushing necessary for a simple command. Some of it ‘feels’ cheap, but it’s only $450 so that goes with the territory. I just purchased the extender to attach and make this a 16 channel mixer..No regrets here.. if you have a DAW and are tired of the mouse/keyboard mixing process,…
Expensive but worth it I purchased this to use with my Behringer XR18 mixer so I could have a physical interface. It does that well.PROS:Great interface to the virtual controls of the XR18 mixer. I thought it would be hard to understand but, at the end of the day, it was actually pretty easy to build a work flow in my head.CONS:Some of the quality is questionable for something that costs near 500 dollars. The motors for the faders seem a bit cheap. They are loud and seem…
I am using Mixbus 32C and it integrates pretty well with a few caveats