How can I control computer volume through this mixer!
1057338
You can't, you must use your computer sound settings to control the computer volume.
1057339
Let me give you an overview of how this works: This mixer is not a "soundcard" type device, rather it is a simple mixer that will hook up to your computer using the digital USB port. It allows for external sources (music players, microphones, guitars, etc.) to be routed to your computer's USB port as a STEREO ONLY (left & right audio channels) input device. Using USB for an input will give you a cleaner audio signal that using old analog cables (RCA, 1/4", etc.) This mixer is not controlled by the computer, but there are audio parameters that you can adjust on your PC computer. If you go to START&gt;CONTROL PANEL&gt;SOUND there you can find the global audio settings for the computer. After installation you "may" find some additional settings such as Overall Volume, Left or Right Panning, Input Levels and Output Levels as well as what devices are available. This mixer is not a multi-track recording mixer/soundcard, but you can record up to 2 independent channels (left and right) at once, and using recording software such as Cakewalk, Magix Music, Adobe, etc. you can build up a recording using two tracks at a time. This is a great little mixer to start with for uses that do not require advanced audio engineering demands.
1057340
Assuming you have a Windows Operating System, go into control panel and in hardware/sound options, select the playback device as the Alesis USB Audio. This should route the audio to the Alesis and allow you to control the volume from the board.
1206593
You will need some kind of audio software. This is not a standalone hardware piece you can simply plug into a mixer, it is an audio interface that must be plugged into a computer.
1610928
Rock out!!!! Best solution would be to connect the computer into the mixer feeding the monitors then it is no different from any other source. If you are connecting directly to the computer headphone jack just be careful not to send too hot of a signal - if you hear any distortion at all then turn down the volume on the computer - and you will be fine.
1800295
Hello Vectroxe This is a non-powered mixer which just sends an audio signal. wattage is not important as you are not sending power. You will need to send the signal to either a power amp which is creating the power and volume for speakers. Or, you will want to send the audio signal to a powered speaker(s) in order to get volume. You can use an audio mixer like this to mix several audio sources. for example, you can plug in a few microphones, keyboard, guitar, etc. each instrument or mike plugged in can be adjusted separately for volume, tone and effects. the effects on this mixer are excellent and the sound quality is clean and superb especially at this price point.
1815879
that is forr headphone out only. Speakers volume can be controlled by computer when connected via USB and optical. Also, if you connect via bluetooth (BT100) you can control volume with your bluetooth device, e.g. smartphone.
1579730
I am not sure but there is an auxiliary input, so maybe that is where you would use the mixer. Best guess.
1868989
So all I would need to do is turn my tv volume up and mess with win7 volume mixer?
947812
Hi. No, there is not. You can adjust the volume from the computer o other divise.
1339191
I used the M-Audio cable, works the best. Just remember that the mixer doesn't have a sound card, it's midi control only. I recommend the Numark idjo sound card if you're using the computer for 2-deck mixing or the M-Audio 4 channel sound card for 4 deck mixing.
2208572
I use the behringers for gigs. I run a mic cable from the behringer mixer to the speakers. Normally I run a line out of the speaker to another behringer speaker for a monitor. Run a power cable to power strip. Turn on the mixer then turn on speaker. Depending on which size speaker I use I may adjust lows, mids and highs. I rarely adjust volume. I normally have volume set midway and adjust volume from mixer. It's a real easy set up. Line in and power and turn it on. You can tweak things but usually I don't need to.
1751669
There is a volume knob, which adjusts the overall USB output volume. You do not want to turn it up past halfway as it gets noisy. Any other adjustments should be done on the individual input channels (turn the gain to a point where the input never clips and lights up the channel red light and adjust the faders as needed) or in your DAW (recording software). Note that when recording to a computer, you do not need lots of volume - keeping your meters at -18dB to -12dB works fine.
776459
I can only think of two things. is your mixer volume too high and would you need to set your speakers a different direction or further away from your Mic's.
1215771
Hello, You could use either headphone out port or line out port. However, if you use line out, you cannot control output volume. Thank you
666123
Connect the cable from the computer to the Audio In port in the remote control /volume knob
2008395
Use an RCA cable and conect the red and white one to the back of your mixer and the other end into the back of the amp. If you plug the RCA in to the auxiliary input you have to hit the Aux button on the front of the amplifier.
572274
Download the driver from this website http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/Q802USB.aspx Once you had it, connect your mixer to the USB port on your computer and install the driver. (the mixer needs to be plugged in when installing the driver)Your computer should recognize the mixer after installing the drive. Good luck!
1230400
No you cannot. It is a MIDI controller so it sends MIDI continuous control messages to your computer via USB. You can use these messages to mix using audio software, but the hardware itself cannot carry audio.