Detail 01
USB audio out
Stereo mix goes to your computer on one cable. Good for capturing a rehearsal or streaming a live set.

Independent shopping perspective
12-input analog mixer with USB out and onboard effects. A smaller board for duos, small bands, and desktop recording setups.


Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Stereo mix goes to your computer on one cable. Good for capturing a rehearsal or streaming a live set.
Detail 02
Vocal reverb and delay without an outboard unit, which keeps the setup to one box on the table.
Detail 03
Behringer's own preamps. Fine for dynamic mics; quiet ribbon mics will need most of the gain range.
Detail 04
Roughly half the inputs for eighty dollars less. Choose on channel count, since the feature set is otherwise close.
Detail 05
No presets or recall. You reset every knob at each gig, which is faster to learn but slower to reproduce.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Channel count, mainly. The X1204USB has 12 inputs, the X2222USB has 22. Same XENYX preamps, USB output and onboard effects on both.
Yes. Plug in two or three mics, monitor on headphones and send the stereo mix to your computer over USB for recording.
Yes, for condenser mics on the XENYX mic channels. Mute your outputs before switching it on or off.
No. This is a line-level mixer with no power amp. You need powered speakers or a separate amplifier.