Soundcraft Ui24R Hands On Bundle
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Soundcraft
Ui24R Hands On Bundle
Product Info
Article Number:
549943
Brand:
Soundcraft
Model:
Ui24R Hands On Bundle
Category:
Digital Mixers
Price:
$995.50
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Ui24R is a seriously clever little mixer – a great option for bands, small venues, or anyone needing a portable, powerful, and flexible PA system with built-in recording. The tablet control is surprisingly intuitive and the sound quality is solid, making it a real workhorse for gigging musicians and sound engineers.
Product Description
Soundcraft Ui24R Hands On Bundle
*Bundle offer comprising*, Soundcraft Ui24R
- *24-Channel mixing console with integrated stage box and DSP*
- Parallel multitrack recording to USB drive & DAW
- 20 Mic / Line inputs: 10x XLR
- 10x 6.3 mm jack combo
- 2 RCA line inputs
- 2-Channel USB media player (MP3
- AIFF playback)
- 22-Channel USB direct-to-memory recording
- 32-Channel recording interface (I/O via USB-B port)
- Internal sample rate: 48 kHz
- 2 Additional USB ports for controllers & updates
- 2 XLR & jack main outputs
- 8 XLR AUX outputs
- 2 Headphone outputs
- RJ45 Ethernet connector
- HDMI port for mixer control via a monitor
- Integrated dualband WLAN & Ethernet (2 antennas
- 2.4 / 5 GHz)
- Compatible with iOS
- Android
- Windows
- Mac OS
- Linux (via HTML5)
- Accepts up to 10 devices simultaneously (tablet
- smartphone
- Signal processing from dbx
- Lexicon
- Digitech
- 20 High-quality Studer designed mic preamps
- Input channels with 250 ms delay
- 4-band parametric EQ
- gate
- compressor
- de-esser
- 2 Channels include DigiTech amp / guitar modelling
- 8 AUX buses with 31-band graphic EQ
- AFS2 Feedback Suppression
- and dbx compressor
- 120-Band real-time analyser (inputs and outputs)
- 500 ms (approx. 170 m) of delay on the output busses
- 4 Lexicon effects busses (reverb
- delay
- chorus
- room)
- Format: 19" / 4 U
- Dimensions (L x W x D): 177.8 x 482.6 x 165.1 mm
- Weight: approx. 5.1 kg
- Compatible touchscreen: Art.#493983# (not included)
- Compatible case: Art.#496312# (not included)
- Tutorial Experts Hands On Soundcraft Ui Mixer
- *Video Tutorial (Download)*
- German and English language interactive video tutorial for PC
- Mac and tablet
- Comprehensive training for all mixers in the Soundcraft Ui series
- 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: *
- Hardware and connection options at a glance
- Operation via computer
- tablet or touch screen
- Quick start - the most important things in a nutshell
- Channel strips
- Processors and effects in detail
- Working with aux sends
- Create monitor mixes
- Effects for aux channels
- Matching the PA to the room conditions with EQ
- Grouping options in detail
- Recording with the UI mixer
- UI-SessionMaker-App
- Ui mixer in conjunction with a DAW (Ui24)
- Working with presets and snapshots
- The offline editor in use
- Automix-Function
- Cascading mixers
PROS
- • Excellent routing flexibility with integrated stage box.
- • Impressive DSP suite including Lexicon reverbs and compressors.
- • Dual-band Wi-Fi offers robust and reliable wireless control.
- • 22-channel USB recording simplifies live performance capture.
CONS
- • Limited physical control surface compared to traditional mixers.
- • USB-B port for interface limits connectivity options.
- • DSP processing can introduce latency for latency-sensitive applications.
Product Video
Key Features
Channels
24
Aux/Bus
8 Aux, Main Outputs
Effects
Lexicon Reverbs, DBX Compression
Motorized Faders
No
Connections
XLR, 6.3mm, RCA, USB-B, Ethernet, HDMI
Weight
19.8 lbs
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Frequently Asked Questions
While convenient, the tablet interface requires a bit of a learning curve; tactile feedback is absent, but the routing capabilities are unmatched for its size.
Theoretically yes, with 32 channels of I/O via USB, but the USB-B connection could become a bottleneck for high track counts and buffer management.
Expect a reliable range of around 50-75 feet, line of sight is best; thicker walls will reduce that distance.
