Behringer EURORACK UB1204FX-PRO Quick Start Guide

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Pages 15
Year 2013
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Behringer EURORACK UB1204FX-PRO Specification

The Behringer EURORACK UB1204FX-PRO is a versatile audio mixer designed for both live sound and studio applications, delivering a range of features suited for professional audio production. It is equipped with 12 input channels, including four high-quality Xenyx microphone preamps that offer ultra-low noise and high headroom, ensuring pristine audio clarity. The mixer includes a built-in 24-bit digital effects processor, providing 100 presets such as reverb, chorus, and delay, which enhance the creative possibilities for sound engineering.

Each mono channel features a 3-band EQ with semi-parametric mid-frequency control, allowing precise tonal adjustments. The stereo channels are equipped with a 4-band EQ, offering further flexibility for shaping sound. The UB1204FX-PRO includes two aux sends per channel, enabling external effects integration and monitoring customization. The mixer also offers a peak LED indicator for monitoring signal levels, ensuring optimal audio performance without distortion.

The UB1204FX-PRO includes balanced main outputs, control room outputs, and headphone outputs, accommodating various connectivity needs. It is equipped with a 60mm logarithmic-taper fader for smooth level adjustments and a control room/phones multi-input source matrix for versatile monitoring options. The rugged construction with a durable metal chassis ensures reliability and longevity in demanding environments. With its compact design, the Behringer EURORACK UB1204FX-PRO is an ideal choice for musicians, sound engineers, and content creators seeking a reliable and feature-rich mixing solution.

Behringer EURORACK UB1204FX-PRO F.A.Q.

How do I connect a microphone to the Behringer EURORACK UB1204FX-PRO?

To connect a microphone, plug it into one of the XLR inputs on the mixer. Ensure the channel's gain is set appropriately, and increase the fader level to the desired volume.

How can I apply effects using the built-in FX processor?

Use the FX send knob on the desired channel to send the signal to the internal FX processor. Then, select the effect type using the FX selector and control the overall effect level with the FX return control.

What should I do if there is no sound coming from the mixer?

Check if all cables are connected properly, ensure the main mix fader is up, and verify that the output connections to speakers or amplifiers are secure. Also, make sure the power is on.

How do I perform basic maintenance on the EURORACK UB1204FX-PRO?

Regularly clean the mixer with a dry, soft cloth. Avoid using liquids. Check cables and connections periodically for wear. Store the mixer in a dry, dust-free environment.

Can I use the UB1204FX-PRO with a DAW for recording?

Yes, use the mixer’s output connections to route audio to an audio interface connected to your computer. Ensure the interface is compatible with your DAW setup.

How do I reduce feedback during live performances?

Position microphones away from speakers, lower the gain on problematic channels, and use the equalizer to reduce frequencies that contribute to feedback.

What is the correct way to power off the mixer?

Lower all faders to the minimum, then turn off the power switch. It's advisable to turn off any connected amplifiers or speakers before powering off the mixer.

How can I connect an external effects processor to the mixer?

Use the AUX send output to send the signal to the external processor, and return the processed signal via an AUX return input or an available channel.

Why is there distortion in my output signal?

Check if any channels are clipping by observing the peak LEDs. Reduce the gain or fader levels on channels that are peaking to eliminate distortion.

What are the best practices for setting up the EQ on the mixer?

Start with all EQ knobs at the center position. Adjust frequencies based on the specific needs of each input source, such as enhancing vocals or reducing bass on certain instruments.