Nathan Sheldon

Behringer X AIR XR18

An 18-input digital mixer with no control surface of its own, run from a tablet or computer over its built-in Wi-Fi or Ethernet.

The Behringer X AIR XR18

How I use it

The XR18 is the input for all my external audio gear: every synth I still have is plugged into it. It’s also the audio interface I record them through into Logic Pro. For hands-on mixing I control it from my X-TOUCH.

Specifications

Inputs16 Midas-designed mic preamps (XLR/TRS combo jacks)
2 line/aux inputs (TRS)
Mixing18 input channels, 4 effects returns, 6 aux buses and main L/R
4 true-stereo effects engines
OutputsMain L/R and 6 aux outputs (XLR)
Headphones (TRS)
Audio interfaceUSB 2.0, 18 × 18 channels at 44.1 or 48 kHz
Converters24-bit; 40-bit floating-point processing
ConnectionsMIDI In and Out (5-pin DIN)
Ethernet
Ultranet
Built-in Wi-Fi access point (up to 4 devices)
Power consumption30 W

Specifications from Behringer’s XR18 page.

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