Behringer Ultravoice UV1 Unboxing Close Look & Test With Stellar X2 Mac Studio Ultra DaVinci Resolve Here's a link to Behringer for more details: www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0E59 Amazon links to stuff used in the video: Behringer Ultravoice UV1 geni.us/BehringerUV1 Behringer Store Amazon USA amzn.to/3uOlSmC Behringer Store Amazon UK amzn.to/3uHaubX Beringer Shop Amazon Deutschland amzn.to/3iR2zTS Cable Creation USB C to B Cable geni.us/CableCreationUSBCtoB TechZone Stellar X2 geni.us/TechZoneStellarX2 Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X geni.us/BeyerDynamicDT700ProX In this video I'm unboxing and doing a close up look at the new Behringer Ultravoice UV1. For my first recording example of the Behringer UV1 I pair it up with the Tech Zone Audio Products Stellar X2 XLR studio condenser microphone. For the actual recording of the audio output from the Behringer UV1 I have it connected via USB to my Mac Studio Ultra and I am using DaVinci Resolve to record the output from the UV1. One thing worth mentioning is that my Mac seen the UV1 without any issues and Resolve also seen it immediately as an output device for audio monitoring and also as an audio input source for routing the mic to an audio track in the Fairlight audio page in Resolve. I will do a video soon showing how to connect the Behringer UV1 to a Mac and also a number of other devices such as iPhone, iPad, Android phone and Android tablet. The Behringer UV1 is basically a traditional voice channel strip which is also a USB audio interface, or sound card as some people call these things. It comprises of a microphone and line in pre-amp on XLR and 1/4" quarter inch jack, compressor, de-esser, enhancer, expander/gate. There's also a an effects bypass switch, a master output summing bus and a headphone monitor section that has a direct monitor function that balances the input of the UV1 against the return of a DAW from the USB connection. Chapters for this video: 00:00 Intro 01:42 Basic Explanation 03:24 Unboxing 05:01 The Preamp 07:30 The Bypass Button 08:04 The Compressor 09:46 The De-esser 11:33 The Enhancer 12:46 The Expander/Gate 14:24 The Master Output (Summing Buss) 16:05 The Monitor Section 17:51 The AC Power Input 18:26 The Line Out 19:10 The Insert 19:54 the Right Line In 20:42 The USB Interface 22:35 Test Of UV1 With Stellar X2 On The Mac & Resolve Please give a thumbs up and a sub to my channel and click the bell for notifications. As a UA-cam technology, review and demonstration channel that covers different aspects of video camera and video editing/processing, audio and microphone stuff. It does take a lot of time and money to help keep my channel running and to fund it. If you find my videos helpful or entertaining and would like to help support my channel. Please use my Amazon links when you are buying products from Amazon. Even using my Amazon links when not buying products that I have directly linked to, will help me with Amazon Affiliate income. Affiliate income does not cost you anything extra but it does help to support my channel. You can also support my channel directly by buying me a coffee or via PayPal from the links below. Any assistance and help is massively appreciated and I thank you sincerely for any support that you give my channel. Support via PayPal www.paypal.me/DavidHarry My UA-cam equipment & recommendations. Amazon USA amzn.to/3g2Oi3i Amazon UK amzn.to/2ZR6IOV As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases when you use my Amazon Affiliate links. My Amazon Shop links. Amazon USA www.amazon.com/shop/davidharry Amazon UK www.amazon.co.uk/shop/davidharry Amazon global links. Amazon USA: geni.us/Amazon-USA Amazon UK: geni.us/Amazon-UK Amazon Deutschland: geni.us/Amazon-Deutschland Amazon France: geni.us/Amazon-France Amazon España: geni.us/Amazon-Espana Amazon Italia: geni.us/Amazon-Italia Amazon Canada: geni.us/Amazon-Canada Contact me for product reviews. UA-cam@DavidHarry.com Checkout my main UA-cam channel which is about a wider range of technology. http//www.DavidHarry.com I’m David Harry. Thank you very much for watching this video, take care and goodbye now. Cheers, Dave. #DavidHarry#LiverpoolTV#CamerasMicsVlogging
Awesome Video Dave, 2 years from the vodeo , are you still happy with it? I'm a Hip-Hop Artist and I'm very interested in the UV1 , I think it can help reduce the workload on my PC and make the mixing process easier. Cheers
Hi. Definitely still happy with it and I would totally recommend it. In fact, for its price, there is still nothing that competes with it as far as the processing and interfacing is concerned. As I work mostly on headphones and only need one input for a mic or guitar, this interface is perfect as it is essentially a USB audio interface as well as the mic/channel processor. Cheers, Dave.
Yes you are the best person doing this on UA-cam (I watched the whole video!). From listening on my phone yes it sounds great! I’ve only known that company to make speakers. In my experience they make good monitor speakers but not so good main PA speakers. Good demo! Cheers!
How does this compare to the dbx286. The midas mic preamps on my umc404hd are decent but they went cheap on the headphone amp. Is the headphone amp underpowered on this piece as well. Have they posted the SINAD numbers? and spec for preamp and headphone amplifier? Are they giving us transparency with noise below audibility?
Can you hook up two monitors to the two outputs...one 1/4 and the other xls and get a signal to both monitors and be able to set the volume...I know you wouldn't be able to have a volume setting for each, but that can be done not e monitor; but having both monitors giving a signal would be a deal breaker. Also what plug did you use to go to your camera...I would imagine the 1/4 to 1/8?
You can use the outputs simultaneously to drive anything, amps etc. However, this is only a mono output from whatever is being preamplified. You could use the headphone output if set low and this would also supply a stereo signal from whatever is being monitored from your DAW etc. I connected to my camera via an XLR to 3.5mm cable and also 1/4” to 3.5mm. Cheers, Dave.
There's a bizarre coincidence. I bought one of these so I could work in the kitchen (recording on my iPad) after they started drilling for two months, loud as hell, outside my home office. I screwed the UV1 under my breakfast bar with rack brackets. It worked so well (connected and worked immediately with decent audio), using an NTG-1 shotgun, I bought another a few days later to work when I'm away from home. I screwed the lugs off it and it goes with me in the holdall.
Hi Daniel. I was going to take the rack ears off as well but I didn’t fancy it after seeing that the sides are exposed with the rack ears off. Although, for portability it definitely makes a lot of sense. I’ve also put some rubber feet on mine as I don’t rack mount it and didn’t want to scratch my work table. You may want to check out the Behringer UMC2020HD for portability. It’s not a voice channel like the UV1 but it has two nice mic amps which actually have more gain than the UV1. It’s also bus powered and class compliant, I use it with an iPad Pro with my DAW for ultra portability and then I can export the project to my DAW on the Mac. I’ve got a few more videos using the UV1 and will do some more and will be doing some tutorials on my main channel showing how to use it with Resolve at some point. I’m still shocked that not many are using the UV1, it’s easily the best device of its type for anywhere near its price and it’s preamp is great on its own. Cheers, Dave.
@@DavidHarryUncut The exposed sides were something I was going to mention. I strategically cut and covered mine with black gaffa tape and it looks like part of the case, though obviously won't resist a knock. I've just bought some rubber feet for another project, so that's a good call. The UMC2020HD looks like a good solution, but a noise gate is imperative for my line of work (tutorials with long silences as I work software, when you can otherwise hear passersby and traffic). The UV1 provides the full package in one box to avoid any post production. I'm surprised too how little covered there is on it.
How do get audio from the unit. I can hear audio being sent to it (using the monitor Jack on the front) but nothing on rear at all to send out to rack gear
Behringer Ultravoice UV1 Unboxing Close Look & Test With Stellar X2 Mac Studio Ultra DaVinci Resolve
Here's a link to Behringer for more details: www.behringer.com/product.html?modelCode=P0E59
Amazon links to stuff used in the video:
Behringer Ultravoice UV1 geni.us/BehringerUV1
Behringer Store Amazon USA amzn.to/3uOlSmC
Behringer Store Amazon UK amzn.to/3uHaubX
Beringer Shop Amazon Deutschland amzn.to/3iR2zTS
Cable Creation USB C to B Cable geni.us/CableCreationUSBCtoB
TechZone Stellar X2 geni.us/TechZoneStellarX2
Beyerdynamic DT 700 Pro X geni.us/BeyerDynamicDT700ProX
In this video I'm unboxing and doing a close up look at the new Behringer Ultravoice UV1. For my first recording example of the Behringer UV1 I pair it up with the Tech Zone Audio Products Stellar X2 XLR studio condenser microphone.
For the actual recording of the audio output from the Behringer UV1 I have it connected via USB to my Mac Studio Ultra and I am using DaVinci Resolve to record the output from the UV1.
One thing worth mentioning is that my Mac seen the UV1 without any issues and Resolve also seen it immediately as an output device for audio monitoring and also as an audio input source for routing the mic to an audio track in the Fairlight audio page in Resolve.
I will do a video soon showing how to connect the Behringer UV1 to a Mac and also a number of other devices such as iPhone, iPad, Android phone and Android tablet.
The Behringer UV1 is basically a traditional voice channel strip which is also a USB audio interface, or sound card as some people call these things. It comprises of a microphone and line in pre-amp on XLR and 1/4" quarter inch jack, compressor, de-esser, enhancer, expander/gate. There's also a an effects bypass switch, a master output summing bus and a headphone monitor section that has a direct monitor function that balances the input of the UV1 against the return of a DAW from the USB connection.
Chapters for this video:
00:00 Intro
01:42 Basic Explanation
03:24 Unboxing
05:01 The Preamp
07:30 The Bypass Button
08:04 The Compressor
09:46 The De-esser
11:33 The Enhancer
12:46 The Expander/Gate
14:24 The Master Output (Summing Buss)
16:05 The Monitor Section
17:51 The AC Power Input
18:26 The Line Out
19:10 The Insert
19:54 the Right Line In
20:42 The USB Interface
22:35 Test Of UV1 With Stellar X2 On The Mac & Resolve
Please give a thumbs up and a sub to my channel and click the bell for notifications.
As a UA-cam technology, review and demonstration channel that covers different aspects of video camera and video editing/processing, audio and microphone stuff. It does take a lot of time and money to help keep my channel running and to fund it.
If you find my videos helpful or entertaining and would like to help support my channel. Please use my Amazon links when you are buying products from Amazon. Even using my Amazon links when not buying products that I have directly linked to, will help me with Amazon Affiliate income. Affiliate income does not cost you anything extra but it does help to support my channel.
You can also support my channel directly by buying me a coffee or via PayPal from the links below. Any assistance and help is massively appreciated and I thank you sincerely for any support that you give my channel.
Support via PayPal www.paypal.me/DavidHarry
My UA-cam equipment & recommendations.
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Amazon UK amzn.to/2ZR6IOV
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases when you use my Amazon Affiliate links.
My Amazon Shop links.
Amazon USA www.amazon.com/shop/davidharry
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Amazon global links.
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Contact me for product reviews.
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Checkout my main UA-cam channel which is about a wider range of technology.
http//www.DavidHarry.com
I’m David Harry. Thank you very much for watching this video, take care and goodbye now.
Cheers,
Dave.
#DavidHarry#LiverpoolTV#CamerasMicsVlogging
Awesome Video Dave, 2 years from the vodeo , are you still happy with it? I'm a Hip-Hop Artist and I'm very interested in the UV1 , I think it can help reduce the workload on my PC and make the mixing process easier. Cheers
Hi. Definitely still happy with it and I would totally recommend it. In fact, for its price, there is still nothing that competes with it as far as the processing and interfacing is concerned. As I work mostly on headphones and only need one input for a mic or guitar, this interface is perfect as it is essentially a USB audio interface as well as the mic/channel processor. Cheers, Dave.
@@DavidHarry Thanks Harry , I'm really considering getting it because I feel it can help me get a good vocal take and help me with mixing. Cheers
I watched the whole video - You demonstrated it very well and very entertaining.
Nice one Peter, thanks. I'm glad it was entertaining and I hope a little funny in places :) Cheers, Dave.
Yes you are the best person doing this on UA-cam (I watched the whole video!). From listening on my phone yes it sounds great! I’ve only known that company to make speakers. In my experience they make good monitor speakers but not so good main PA speakers. Good demo! Cheers!
How does this compare to the dbx286. The midas mic preamps on my umc404hd are decent but they went cheap on the headphone amp. Is the headphone amp underpowered on this piece as well. Have they posted the SINAD numbers? and spec for preamp and headphone amplifier? Are they giving us transparency with noise below audibility?
Can you hook up two monitors to the two outputs...one 1/4 and the other xls and get a signal to both monitors and be able to set the volume...I know you wouldn't be able to have a volume setting for each, but that can be done not e monitor; but having both monitors giving a signal would be a deal breaker. Also what plug did you use to go to your camera...I would imagine the 1/4 to 1/8?
You can use the outputs simultaneously to drive anything, amps etc. However, this is only a mono output from whatever is being preamplified. You could use the headphone output if set low and this would also supply a stereo signal from whatever is being monitored from your DAW etc. I connected to my camera via an XLR to 3.5mm cable and also 1/4” to 3.5mm. Cheers, Dave.
There's a bizarre coincidence. I bought one of these so I could work in the kitchen (recording on my iPad) after they started drilling for two months, loud as hell, outside my home office. I screwed the UV1 under my breakfast bar with rack brackets. It worked so well (connected and worked immediately with decent audio), using an NTG-1 shotgun, I bought another a few days later to work when I'm away from home. I screwed the lugs off it and it goes with me in the holdall.
Hi Daniel. I was going to take the rack ears off as well but I didn’t fancy it after seeing that the sides are exposed with the rack ears off. Although, for portability it definitely makes a lot of sense. I’ve also put some rubber feet on mine as I don’t rack mount it and didn’t want to scratch my work table. You may want to check out the Behringer UMC2020HD for portability. It’s not a voice channel like the UV1 but it has two nice mic amps which actually have more gain than the UV1. It’s also bus powered and class compliant, I use it with an iPad Pro with my DAW for ultra portability and then I can export the project to my DAW on the Mac. I’ve got a few more videos using the UV1 and will do some more and will be doing some tutorials on my main channel showing how to use it with Resolve at some point. I’m still shocked that not many are using the UV1, it’s easily the best device of its type for anywhere near its price and it’s preamp is great on its own. Cheers, Dave.
@@DavidHarryUncut The exposed sides were something I was going to mention. I strategically cut and covered mine with black gaffa tape and it looks like part of the case, though obviously won't resist a knock. I've just bought some rubber feet for another project, so that's a good call. The UMC2020HD looks like a good solution, but a noise gate is imperative for my line of work (tutorials with long silences as I work software, when you can otherwise hear passersby and traffic). The UV1 provides the full package in one box to avoid any post production. I'm surprised too how little covered there is on it.
How do get audio from the unit. I can hear audio being sent to it (using the monitor Jack on the front) but nothing on rear at all to send out to rack gear
Hi! Sorry for the question..is it possible to connect the uv1 directly into a multitrack like the zoom r24 instead of a computer?
Thanks
Yes.
Can u connect this to an audient Id14 mk2 audio interface?
Don't know, I don't have the Audient. Cheers, Dave.
what bothers me is that behringer hasn't made an xlr input at the back, so you can hide the cables just out of sight
04:12 Are they filming a bluey next door? I've come to fix your pipes.
They were laying a lot of pipe that day 😆
If this was in form of desktop mixer i would buy it instantly
I agree. This would work better for me as well if it were in a desktop form factor. Cheers, Dave.
Fuuuuuuck! Gimme a Rode podcaster Pro.
My head hurts!
Funny you should say that, my head hurts as well 😆
There is no such thing called Rode Podcaster Pro. The AOI podcast device is called Rodecaster Pro.