Behringer X32 PRODUCER Mesa de mistura digital

Behringer X32 PRODUCER — Rack-Mount Digital Mixer With 40 Inputs and Full X32 Architecture

Behringer's X32 PRODUCER digital mixing console delivers the full mix architecture in a 19" rack-mount chassis that fits standard flight cases and touring side racks. Forty inputs, 25 buses and 17 motorized 100 mm faders sit alongside 16 Midas-designed microphone preamps and dual AES50 networking ports. The 5" daylight-viewable TFT (127 mm) and RGB-backlit channel LCDs keep parameters readable from FOH, ULTRANET feeds personal monitor mixers, and a swappable expansion slot accepts USB, ADAT, MADI or Dante cards as needs grow.

Three Legendary Pedigrees Under One Roof

Midas designed the preamp topology, Klark Teknik built the SuperMAC AES50 networking layer, and Behringer delivered the onboard processing engine. The result covers 72 dB of programmable gain at 0.5 dB step resolution, a +23 dBu input ceiling matched to Cirrus Logic converters that deliver 114 dB dynamic range. FX engines with True Physical Modelling recreate classic hardware — the LA-2A, 1176, Fairchild 670, Pultec EQP-1a and Lexicon 480L — without racks of outboard gear.

I/O and Routing That Scales From Studio to Arena

Rack-mount form factor costs nothing on the I/O side. Sixteen XLR mic/line preamps drive 25 buses, dual AES50 ports cascade stage boxes for 96 remote channels, and six balanced 6.3 mm TRS aux ins plus matching outs cover inserts and returns.

• Mic Preamps: 16 Midas-designed, 72 dB gain range, 0.5 dB steps — capture condensers and dynamic sources cleanly without pad switches.
• AES50 networking handles up to 96 channels via its 2 ports — drop S16 stage boxes at the back of the hall and route the lot over a single CAT5 to FOH.
• Aux I/O: 6 × 6.3 mm TRS in/out + talkback XLR — flexibility for inserts or extra stage sources without touching the XLR pool.

Control Surface With Motorized Faders and Daylight-Viewable Display

Motorized faders jump to position the moment a scene recalls, and Sends-on-Fader builds dedicated monitor mixes directly from channel strips. Eight assignable buttons shortcut to favorite views; the channel strip clusters gate, dynamics and four-band parametric EQ into one tactile zone.

• Faders: 17 × 100 mm motorized — eight input layers, eight output/DCA layers plus master, all jumping on scene recall.
• The 5" colour TFT (127 mm) daylight-viewable main display reads cleanly from outdoor festival positions without shading a hand over the screen.
• EQ Architecture: 4-band parametric channel + 6-band parametric mix bus + 31-band graphic on FX — surgical tone shaping plus graphic EQs for monitor sends.

Multitrack Recording, DAW Control and Physical-Modelled FX

Multitrack capture and DAW control happen through one USB cable, while eight onboard FX engines run reverbs, delays, modulation, dynamics and physical-modelled classics simultaneously. Remote apps for iPad, iPhone, Android, Mac, PC and Linux add a second or third mix position anywhere on the network.

• USB Audio Interface: 32 × 32 channels, 24-bit at 44.1/48 kHz — multitrack recording and DAW playback without expansion cards.
• FX Engines: 8 true-stereo slots, 50+ algorithms — Lexicon reverbs, Pultec and Neve-style EQs, vintage compressors in one rack.
• Running sample rate at 48 kHz with 24-bit depth delivers broadcast-grade resolution for both live capture and studio sessions over USB or Dante.

The Right Choice for Touring Bands, Worship Teams and Project Studios

The X32 PRODUCER is the right choice for touring bands and mid-sized houses of worship seeking the full feature set of the X32 in a rack-friendly chassis. It handles FOH and monitor world from a single surface via 8 DCA groups, 6 mute groups and 500-cue scene automation, freeing engineers from menu diving during changeovers. Bands running in-ear mixes get direct ULTRANET patching to P16 personal mixers and P1 belt-pack amps, while studio owners plug a USB cable into a Mac or PC for multitrack sessions in Logic, Cubase, Pro Tools or Studio One. Engineers migrating from analog desks usually find the workflow intuitive from day one, with deeper routing and S16 stage-box expansion waiting for bigger rooms.

Behringer Mixer Heritage and the Midas / Klark Teknik Engine Room

Founded in Germany by Uli Behringer, the company built its reputation on touring gear at value-tier pricing, then folded Midas preamp engineering and Klark Teknik digital networking into its product line through acquisitions. The rack-mounted expression of that engine drops into a 19" rack at 490 × 506 × 163 mm, weighs 11.4 kg, and rides in any standard touring flight case built around the X32 family footprint.