- #How to configure behringer x32 usb to record music on pc how to
- #How to configure behringer x32 usb to record music on pc windows
This should be hooked up to your regular 3.5mm input in the back of your computer (your sound card).įrom your DAW (Audition, in your case), select the input and output sources in the following way: You can use a splitter (2 female XLR to 1 male 3.5mm). I use Garageband, but I am sure it will work with any other DAW.Ĭonnect the MAIN MIX from the X1222usb through the XLR output to your computer.
I just bought a Xenyx X1222USB and tried to do exactly what you tried.
#How to configure behringer x32 usb to record music on pc how to
I understand that this is 3 years later, so my apologies if this is not useful to you anymore, but it might be useful to future people who are asking themselves about what to do or how to hook up this device to their computer. Do I have to press something on the mixer for it to record the audio coming back in. Is there any way to control the volume from the board? Or are my laptop's onboard audio controls the only way?Īlso, it seems Audition does not pick up the audio coming from my computer. (Example: A Youtube video playing from the computer that's recording live, as me and my cohosts do commentary over it) When I try to do this, there doesn't seem any volume control on the mixer. Sometimes, I'd like to play some audio from the computer I'm using to record back into the board.
I plug the board into my PC, using Adobe Audition. Robinjection, post: 445514, member: 50210 wrote: I record a podcast and I recently got the behringer xenyx x1222usb to record myself and some friends. It's you that has to route things to make the link between them. It has no knowledge of what a separate application may be trying to play through the computer sound output.
#How to configure behringer x32 usb to record music on pc windows
If it's the sound card output you are listening to on headphones, you need to change the audio default output in the Windows Control Panel so that it's set to be the mixer (via USB).Īudition will record whatever is routed into it. Where are the headphones plugged in: the phones output on the mixer or the output of your computer sound card? If you are hearing the Youtube sound at the mixer's phones output, then it is present on the mixer and the USB/RTN fader will mix it into the main output, from where it and your mixed-in voices will go back into the computer via the USB input. I take it this is not a live podcast - you are recording it for later streaming, is that right? I hear the music in my headphones, it is coming through the board - BUT Audition does not record the audio that I am hearing because its coming from the same computer that's recording the sound. On the computer I am recording the podcast on, I will load up a browser and go to Youtube and play the music. I mean that while I am recording in Audition, say we want to talk about a music video and play some audio from it. Robinjection, post: 445584, member: 50210 wrote: So this is a podcast. I don't use Audition, but you may be able to re-assign this routing in the Windows control panel. When you have Audition running, by default, it's Audition that generates the audio from the computer. I don't understand what you mean by "Audition does not pick up the audio coming from my computer". Robinjection, post: 445514, member: 50210 wrote: Also, it seems Audition does not pick up the audio coming from my computer.
Is there any way to control the volume from the board? Or are my laptop's onboard audio controls the only way?Ĭan you clarify what you mean by "volume from the board"? The level into the USB will be controlled by the Main Mix faders. Robinjection, post: 445514, member: 50210 wrote: Sometimes, I'd like to play some audio from the computer I'm using to record back into the board. You should be able to use that fader to control the level of the audio coming back from the computer. You can record the main mix output only (at 16-bit) to the USB host, and output 16-bit audio from the USB host into the main mix via the 2-TR/USB RTN fader. The USB connectivity on the Xenyx X1222usb is a bit of a joke.
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