Behringer X32 Rack Hands On Bundle
Professional music gear - detailed information and where to buy
Behringer
X32 Rack Hands On Bundle
Product Info
Article Number:
531597
Brand:
Behringer
Model:
X32 Rack Hands On Bundle
Category:
Digital Mixers
Price:
$922.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The X32 Rack Hands On Bundle is a surprisingly capable workhorse for bands and sound engineers on a budget. It's packed with features you'd expect on much pricier consoles, making it ideal for smaller venues, rehearsal spaces, or anyone needing a flexible, portable mixer with recallable settings – just be prepared for a bit of a learning curve.
Product Description
Behringer X32 Rack Hands On Bundle
*Bundle offer comprising*, Behringer X32 Rack
- *19" Rack Mixer*
- 32 Channels
- 16 XLR Mic/Line inputs
- 8 Stereo FX returns
- 25 Buses
- 6 Matrix buses with insert
- 6 Mute groups
- 8 DCA groups
- 8 XLR outputs
- 6 AUX inputs via 6.3 mm jack (optional: 2 via RCA)
- 6 AUX outputs via 6.3 mm jack (optional: 2 via RCA)
- Adjustable headphone jack
- 32 x 32 USB audio interface
- Talkback microphone input (XLR)
- 4-Band fully parametric EQ on each channel
- Adjustable delays on all channels
- Virtual effects rack with 8 FX slots
- Built-in stereo USB recorder
- Remote control via Ethernet
- 5" TFT display
- Compatible with the Behringer P-16 personal monitoring system
- Format: 19" / 3U
- Dimensions: 132 x 483 x 287 mm
- Weight: 6.5 kg
- Optional expansion cards are available separately (not included
- must be purchased separately)
- Tutorial Experts Hands On Behringer X32
- *Video Tutorial (Download)*
- German-language
- interactive video learning course for PC
- Mac and tablet
- Detailed training for Behringer X32 and Midas M32
- 12 Hours of total playtime
- 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
- *Contents: *
- Introduction and overview
- All functions explained step by step
- Using the X32 Edit software
- The channel strips in detail
- Use of bus sends
- Create monitor mixes
- Insert and send effects
- Use and create effect presets
- Integrate external effects
- Summarizing channels
- Scribble strip configuration
- Use of scenes
- Snippets and cue lists
- Introduction of hardware extensions
- Routing between X32 and computer
- Practical examples for different fields of application
- Combination with Waves-Multirack
- Practical examples such as virtual soundcheck
- Theatre use
- and more
- Combination with DP48 and P16-M monitoring systems
- Notes on the newest firmware and additions
- DAW remote control including individual customisation
- Control via tablets and use of alternative apps
PROS
- • 32 channels offer substantial flexibility for complex live sound setups.
- • Motorized faders provide recall and automation capabilities, a serious time saver.
- • Built-in USB audio interface simplifies recording and digital workflow integration.
- • Robust 19” rackmount format ensures stability and portability for gigging.
CONS
- • Plastic construction, while lightweight, doesn't inspire premium build confidence.
- • Menu diving can be initially overwhelming for those unfamiliar with digital mixers.
- • Limited physical outputs compared to higher-end consoles of similar channel count.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
32
Aux/Bus
25 buses, 6 matrix buses
Effects
8 FX slots, virtual effects rack
Motorized Faders
Yes
Connections
16 XLR mic/line inputs, 8 XLR outputs, USB audio interface
Weight
6.5 kg
Similar Products
DAS Audio EVENT-M210A-230
Active Stage Monitors
$2,444
Active 3-Way Stage Monitor, Equipped with: 2 x 10" low-midrange drivers and 1.75" HT...
Kawai K-200 ATX 4 WDB Piano
Pianos
$9,119
Piano, With AnytimeX-4 equipment, Millennium III mechanics with ABS carbon parts of...
Frequently Asked Questions
While functional, don't expect pristine studio-grade performance; latency and driver stability are acceptable for live use, but not critical recording.
Yes, the XLR inputs and outputs make seamless integration with analog consoles and speakers straightforward, bridging digital and analog workflows.
It’s not essential, but the integration significantly enhances stage monitoring capabilities and simplifies individual artist control.
