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Djhodjho
Published on 01/13/10 at 06:05
Value For Money :
Excellent
I use it for 10 months. I tried other models (UC 33 much, much bigger! But no motorized faders, SAC 2.2 = much better but expensive ...)
The feature I like most: his motorized faders. design (I have the midnight blue version, class!)
The least: his side very cheap and poor quality of its components. For me this interface "amateur" is in line with other Behringer products = this flaw, then it breaks and then finds herself in the m. .. e for heavy use.
I bought this interface there is less than a year. I use Ableton Live for controller and result: After a few hours of use, one of the knobs rubs, then two, then three, and today the eight knobs and two sliders are rubbing HS ... A few more buttons are struggling to snap when pressed ...
(I mean by "knob rubbing" the fact that the red LEDs do not follow synchronously movement knob running, two faders have only two values 0 and 127 and yet I have never forced engines have already had experience working with motor (SAC 2.2 but "touch sensitive"))
She got fucked in a big penury just days before a concert ...
That clear! This interface is made to stay home, warm ... Properly handle the faders and knob calmly and carefully, without rushing them on pain of breaking ...
DO NOT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO MACHINISTS ELECTRO SERVE AS A CONTROLLER TO LIVE!!
Prefer by far the CPU 33, may be "plasticky" but more solid, so just "tasting" the knobs for quickly realizing it, the behringer is heavier because of the presence of its engines and automation carcass. Personally I prefer something lighter already a lot of stuff to load into the truck for concerts (pc, rack effects, preamps ...).
It may however be suitable for home studio without big budget without intensive use of the machine (amateur side undeniable). For extended operation, put a little more money to buy something more robust ...
I put a star because even when there is an effort on the price but given the quality of the machine I now understand why it's cheap.
I realize that I am against the current opinion of most of this post that made me buy it elsewhere controller ... like how sometimes we need to know to step back on the reviews and try the stuff by yourself before buying ...
With experience I do not do it again this election although I find very well have done romjé (big up!) And others to make configuring the controller easier. I will try to claim warranty (you will see what is the VAS Behringer, we did not tell me words of evil far ...). I hope I have a new one in order to resell at a good price on AF for people interested.
This review is strictly personal and only my activities with my machinist live in a group dub. I just hope that it will allow some people to not make the same mistake I did ...
ps: I'm not a racist Behringer, I have DI BEHR who walk very well for the price, a headphone preamp Behr (very very good product for just 30 euros!) and works for orchestra with both consoles BEHR to troubleshoot ... However, the BCF 2000 is not such a good case that what one says to me ...
The feature I like most: his motorized faders. design (I have the midnight blue version, class!)
The least: his side very cheap and poor quality of its components. For me this interface "amateur" is in line with other Behringer products = this flaw, then it breaks and then finds herself in the m. .. e for heavy use.
I bought this interface there is less than a year. I use Ableton Live for controller and result: After a few hours of use, one of the knobs rubs, then two, then three, and today the eight knobs and two sliders are rubbing HS ... A few more buttons are struggling to snap when pressed ...
(I mean by "knob rubbing" the fact that the red LEDs do not follow synchronously movement knob running, two faders have only two values 0 and 127 and yet I have never forced engines have already had experience working with motor (SAC 2.2 but "touch sensitive"))
She got fucked in a big penury just days before a concert ...
That clear! This interface is made to stay home, warm ... Properly handle the faders and knob calmly and carefully, without rushing them on pain of breaking ...
DO NOT ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY TO MACHINISTS ELECTRO SERVE AS A CONTROLLER TO LIVE!!
Prefer by far the CPU 33, may be "plasticky" but more solid, so just "tasting" the knobs for quickly realizing it, the behringer is heavier because of the presence of its engines and automation carcass. Personally I prefer something lighter already a lot of stuff to load into the truck for concerts (pc, rack effects, preamps ...).
It may however be suitable for home studio without big budget without intensive use of the machine (amateur side undeniable). For extended operation, put a little more money to buy something more robust ...
I put a star because even when there is an effort on the price but given the quality of the machine I now understand why it's cheap.
I realize that I am against the current opinion of most of this post that made me buy it elsewhere controller ... like how sometimes we need to know to step back on the reviews and try the stuff by yourself before buying ...
With experience I do not do it again this election although I find very well have done romjé (big up!) And others to make configuring the controller easier. I will try to claim warranty (you will see what is the VAS Behringer, we did not tell me words of evil far ...). I hope I have a new one in order to resell at a good price on AF for people interested.
This review is strictly personal and only my activities with my machinist live in a group dub. I just hope that it will allow some people to not make the same mistake I did ...
ps: I'm not a racist Behringer, I have DI BEHR who walk very well for the price, a headphone preamp Behr (very very good product for just 30 euros!) and works for orchestra with both consoles BEHR to troubleshoot ... However, the BCF 2000 is not such a good case that what one says to me ...