Behringer Digital Mixers - XR18 vs X32

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A quick comparison between Behringer's X-Air (XR18) and X32 platforms of digital mixers. Both are very capable platforms and they have a lot of similarities, but there are some key differences as well.
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I’ve also got the X32 & XR18 and for me the portability Is the biggest difference. Though if I’m doing larger events with my board is not always mobile and there is plenty of room then the X32 gets the contract. I’m about to set up several drums to record into the Air as well as my bass and guitars and planning on using Reaper. For small gigs duo acoustic the XR 18 with pro1 Bose will Get the call. This seems to be the perfect marriage.

coolmixes
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Superb overview, comparison and summary, thanks! I have X32 (Compact) and was looking at XR18 for smaller gigs. Your video was really helpful - succinct but with all the required info - and I didn't see you miss anything (you even remembered XLR vs jack on the X18 aux!). Great work!

kevinallen
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im distracted by that floating display from some sci-fi movie! cool! ive used the X-air-its cool and hassle free

kabokoosimile
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Hey thanks for this. Having a hard time figuring out whether I should get rid of my xr18 to pick up an x32 rack. I really want the additional inputs it can provide with the separate digital snake.

MatthewMouras
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Great video! Super concise, fact-driven. If all of life could be this simple.

tj
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Thanks man! Helped me make my mind up which way to go.

JexiMusic
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This is a super informative video. Thanks so much for making it!

mikefarr
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Awesome vid. definitely helps me decide on which one i need.

EqDior
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Cool thank you. Helped me decide to go for the XR18

fantasyproduct
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Superb vid just what I was looking for and many thanks.

blueslsd
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Great overview video. Thanks for posting!

rhythmdroid
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Both are good but i had the XR18 crap out on me during a major show.

The WiFi wouldn't connect we had to reset it live lost all our SOUNDCHECK files.

The X32 is worth it just for the redundant onboard mounted controls.

starnr
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Correction The XR-16, 18 can be connected to and operated by the XTouch.

martyisabeliever
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XR18 (and I would assume X32 but don't quote me on it) Control app will run on Linux, including on the tiny (credit card sized) Raspberry Pi.

mikey
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Thanks. You answered all my questions and I learned alot... Cheers.

ChannelofRichPierik
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Very good video, I like the way you explained the comparisons. I am currently in the market for a digital mixer and finally ready to pull the trigger going from the analog world. I do AV for conferences and seminars normally using anywhere from 4 to 8 table mics and a few handheld mics for Q&A. I do hear good things about the Behringers any other possible recommendations.
Thank you.

djrogerrubeo
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Thank you for sharing this information. My question is more general X32 related. I recently purchased the x32 Producer with the SD-8 stage box. Do you know if having a patchbay would be helpful with a digital mixer such as this. I work with an aggregated set up, UA Apollo Twin MK II Solo, Presonus Quantum with Presonus DP88 and Focusrite Clarett 8 Pre X along with a Black Lion PBR8 500 Series Rack with built in patchbay.

beethewizard
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Didn't read the comments so if this has already been mentioned I apologize... a minor but noteworthy difference between the X18 and X32 is that though you can connect and send audio to the Turbosound IQ speakers with the X18, unlike the X32 you CAN NOT modify the settings of the IQ speakers remotely with the X18

anivoc
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Hi, nice video, thanks.
Does this mixer will need an app connected to play if everyday I switch the unit on/off for the same setting and same input and output connected. Suppose for a fixed installation for prayer. Will the mixer play from last setup without app? Thanks

s.a.maudiovideo
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cheer up love! U have thousands of pounds worth of mixers there dude!

tronlady