Behringer X Air XR16 Hands On Bundle
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Behringer
X Air XR16 Hands On Bundle
Product Info
Article Number:
531582
Brand:
Behringer
Model:
X Air XR16 Hands On Bundle
Category:
Digital Mixers
Price:
$416.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The XR16 is a seriously impressive piece for the price. It’s a great entry point to digital mixing, perfect for smaller bands, solo artists, or anyone needing flexible monitor control. Just be prepared for a bit of a learning curve with the app-based workflow.
Product Description
Behringer X Air XR16 Hands On Bundle
*Bundle offer comprising*, Behringer X Air XR16
- *16-Channel Digital Mixer*
- Remote control via built-in router with WiFi and Ethernet
- Four integrated effect processors
- 100-band analyser
- Dimensions: 333 x 149 x 140 mm
- Weight: 3.0 kg
- Includes rack mounts
- Apps for iOS
- Android and other software available
- Suitable bags: Art. #379654# and Art. #466438# (both not included)
- *Connectors: *
- Eight mic/line XLR/jack combo inputs
- Eight line inputs via 6.3 mm jack
- XLR main out
- Four aux/monitor outputs
- Stereo headphone output
- MIDI input and output
- Tutorial Experts Hands On Behringer X Air
- *Video Tutorial (Download)*
- Detailed video tutorial on the Behringer X Air series
- German and English interactive video tutorial for PC
- Mac and tablet
- Eight hours total running time
- Overview and basics
- Possible connections and connection options
- Use of the X Air Edit software
- Detailed examination of the channel strips
- Use of the scribble strip
- Input section and levelling of various signal sources
- Gate
- EQ and compressor in use
- Functions in the main output section
- Mute and DCA groups
- Creating a monitor mix with the bus sends
- Combining channels in a subgroup
- Using the internal effects
- Internal effects as insert FX in the channels
- Integrating external effects
- Use of presets and snapshots
- Saving and loading channel strip settings
- Managing snapshots
- Advanced options for loading snapshots
- Saving and loading effect settings
- Functions of the utility menu
- The "In/Out" menu and signal flow
- Extended options via the USB port
- Routing between X Air mixer and computer
- Practical examples for different fields of application
- Combination with Waves-Multirack
- Using the Auto Mix function
- Control via an iPad or Android tablet
- Includes more than 50 presets for EQ
- compressor etc.
- System requirements: Win7 or later / Mac OSX 10.6 or later
- 1.6 GHz CPU
- 0.5 GB RAM
- 1920 x 1080 monitor
- sound card
PROS
- • Excellent value for a 16-channel digital mixer.
- • Remote control via WiFi offers incredible flexibility on stage.
- • Built-in effects are surprisingly usable for basic monitoring.
- • Compact size and rackmountability make it stage-friendly.
CONS
- • Plastic build feels less robust than higher-end digital mixers.
- • Motorized faders can be a little jerky in operation.
- • Limited physical controls can be daunting for beginners.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
16
Aux/Bus
4
Effects
4
Motorized Faders
Yes
Connections
8 XLR/Jack Combo, 8 Line, XLR Main Out, 4 Aux Outs, MIDI I/O
Weight
3.0 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
WiFi performance depends on the venue's existing network; it's generally reliable but can experience dropouts if heavily congested – a dedicated router is recommended.
While it can technically output audio, it's not designed as a primary audio interface; latency and driver stability might be an issue for critical recording applications.
They're functional, but the movement isn't as smooth as more expensive, professional-grade motorized faders – expect some slight jerkiness, especially at lower speeds.
