The basic concept is an attractive one: install this card and all 32 input channels on your X32 can be captured as an uncompressed multitrack recording by simply connecting a suitable USB drive and pressing the record button on the card itself - you can even use a USB stick if it’s up to the job, although ‘proper’ hard-drive performance is really required for best results. In a nutshell, it is a direct recording card which plugs into the X32 option slot and requires only a connected USB drive to capture all 32 input sources. The Cymatic uTrack X32 brings exactly that functionality to users of Behringer’s successful and widely used X32 mixer series, as well as the Midas M32. Many small-format consoles - digital and analogue - allow recording of the stereo output direct to a USB memory stick, but the idea of recording all the desk’s inputs and saving them as individual files for later editing and production is an appealing one. One of the very valuable benefits of digital mixing has been the ability to capture recordings direct from the mixer, without the need for analogue splitters and lots of additional wiring looms.
Behringer’s X32 consoles aren’t light on features, but they’ve never offered stand-alone multitrack recording - until now.
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