Detail 01
USB audio interface built in
Sends a stereo mix to your computer over one cable. No separate interface needed for a two-track capture.

Independent shopping perspective
22-input analog mixer with USB audio out and built-in effects. For bands, houses of worship, or podcasters mixing many sources at once.


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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
Sends a stereo mix to your computer over one cable. No separate interface needed for a two-track capture.
Detail 02
Behringer's own preamp design. Clean enough for dynamic mics; quiet condensers may need the gain pushed high.
Detail 03
Reverb and delay on board, so you get vocal ambience without carrying an outboard rack unit.
Detail 04
Every knob is a physical position. Nothing recalls between gigs, so you reset the board each time.
Detail 05
Room for a full band without daisy-chaining a second mixer. Most channels are line-level, not all mic inputs.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The USB output is a stereo mix. For separate tracks per channel you need a multitrack interface or a digital mixer.
It works as a class-compliant USB audio device on most systems. Check Behringer's site for the ASIO driver if you need lower latency on Windows.
Yes, the XENYX mic channels supply phantom power. Turn it on before connecting condensers and mute your outputs when switching it.
For most bar-band setups, yes. Drums, vocals, bass DI and a couple of guitar mics fit comfortably with channels left over.