The RCF F-24XR 24-Channel Mixer Multi-FX Stereo USBis a mixer designed for live sound applications. It has 18 mic preamps, 16 mono line inputs, and four stereo line inputs. Line connections can be made over 1/4" connections or RCA terminations. You'll find 3-band EQs on the mono channels, and 3-band EQs on the stereo line inputs. Single-knob compressors are available on channels 1 through 6, and phantom power is available on all microphone inputs.

24-bit effects are on hand to give you reverb, echo, delay, flanger, and more. Route to main outputs, monitors, or headphones, thanks to the comprehensive output section. With the USB output, you can record stereo audio on Mac, Windows, or iOS devices (with compatible adapters).

18 Mic Inputs    16 Line Inputs    2-In/2-Out USB up to 48 kHz    Built-In 24-Bit FX    XLR & 1/4" Outputs    48V Phantom Power    Single-Knob Compressor on Inputs 1 to 6    Headphone Output    USB Works with Windows, Mac, and iOS

High-quality preamplifiers with phantom power, inspired by the E-Series mixers, offer high-quality sound and dynamics. Line-level signals are less noisy when connected using the separate line input jack sockets.

The F-24XR features 3-band EQ on the mono channels, and 3-band EQ on stereo channels for transparent sound shaping.

The F-Series compressor offers transparent limiting for the dynamic range of instruments and voices.

RCF has selected 16 studio-quality effects designed for everyday use when you need great quality FX processing without the need of an external FX unit. You'll find Reverbs (halls, rooms, plates, spring), Delays (mono, stereo, and multi-tap), Chorus, Flanger, and Echo.

Record directly to your computer. No need for external interfaces or multiple connections and levels to check. Just plug in a USB lead to a PC or to your iPhone / iPad (2 or later) using Apple's Camera Connection Kit / Lightning-to-USB Camera Adapter. Select the USB routing and you'll have CD-quality recording and stereo playback, effortlessly. The class-compliant design allows recording and playback from Windows, MacOs, and iOS (through USB adapter) without any additional software.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does Mackie have a multitrack application for Mac/PC?

A: Yes the Mackie Onyx24 will do that via USB.

Q: 2. Can this product work in Israel with a voltage of 220v?

A: Thank you for your question. this product can only work on 110V.

Q: 3. Can it record in digital form (like mp3) and be transfered to/from the unit? Or I need an USB model?

A: This is not a recorder at all, just a mixer with various outputs.

Q: 4. Wow, how old is this model? It says the USB on it (I do not even a USB jack in the rear, weird) is 1980s style USB 1.1. I thought they stopped making those 20 years ago! Anyhow, I was about to ask if the USB to the computer can handle 16 tracks IN and 16 tracks out... but if the interface is of the ancient USB 1.1 type.... then I should be asking if this thing can handle a stereo pair of signals to the computer... or only 1 x 1 mono?

A: The ZED-16FX was released in 2012. The USB connector is located on the surface of the mixer, not on the rear panel.A standard USB type B connector plugs in with a supplied cable. The three selector switches determine what is sent on the USB output.They work on a priority system, so that if more than one is pressed, the nearest one to the top takes precedence. If all threeare pressed, the Aux 1 & 2 signals would be sent by the USB device.The mixer is equipped with a stereo bi-directional USB 1.1 compliant audio CODEC. It is fully compliant with USB 2 ports and uses standard Windows and Mac Core Audio drivers. In other words, plug it in and your computer will find it and will be able to transfer audio to and from the ZED USB device. The mixer is supplied with SONAR X1 LE digital audio workstation software.Send Options:1) Main Mix Left + Right (post fade)2) Main Mix Left + Right (pre fade)3) Aux 1-24) Aux 3-FXReturn Options:1) To Stereo 3 ChannelMore information---On the Allen & Heath website, a href= http://www.allen-heath.com target= _blank www.allen-heath.com/aUsers can see or download the User Guide for the products which are listed under DOCUMENTS for each model.

Q: 5. can this mixer accept a phono input?

A: The Behringer XENYX 1202FX is designed to accept line level signal only via the RCA or 1/4 inputs. A phono level signal will require a preamp to be connected. The Rolls VP29 is a popular choice.

Q: 6. Does the USB have an auto mix-minus for audio coming from the computer, from something like a Zoom meeting?

A: The Mackie ProFX10v3+ Analog Mixer provides a loopback feature for computer audio coming back into the mixer via USB, which does function similarly to mix-minus. There is mix-minus available for remote callers connecting to an external device like a smartphone or tablet that is paired to the mixer via Bluetooth.

Q: 7. what are the optimum settings for clean sound and volume? I get confused between GAIN and LEVEL. Also should MASTER GAIN slides be set to upper levels?

A: The Pyle Pro PMX462 3-Channel Audio Mixer with Built-In FX and USB Interface is versatile and easy to use, and features a clearly labeled set of controls. The Gain controls on Channels 1, 2, and 3 are used to adjust the input gain level for individual devices connected to these channels. Likewise, the individual Level controls for these channels adjust the output level for that corresponding input channel. The Main level fader is a master control for the overall mix. The optimum settings for a clean sound will vary depending on the particular devices that are connected to the input channels. Each individual channel has its own red Peak LED indicator light next to the channel's Level control knob to show when the level for that channel is very high. Additionally, the 5-stage LED Level indicator panel provide a more detailed view with green, yellow, and red LEDs. For cleaner sounds, you will want to keep the levels within the green and yellow indicators and avoid peaking, where the indicators becoming red.

Q: 8. if I use the inserts can I match this with a Focusrite Pro 40 for multitrack recording? Also is there a rackmount option?

A: The ZED inserts can be used as direct outs to your Pro 40 firewire unit. However, you will need specially wired cables. A regular TS or TRS cable connected to the insert will interupt the signal flow through the channel and nothing will reach the fader. You will need to use TRS cables where the TIP and RING are connected.The rack-mount kit for the ZED-16FX is model AH-ZED18-RK19.

Q: 9. In the effects, how long of a delay can you get with this mixer?

A: Behringer does not provide this specification. You may e-mail us at: Audio@BandH.com and we will be happy to contact Behringer for additional details.

Q: 10. We are using both the XLR output to speaker, how to get stereo output to a live camera streaming in addition to the XLR speaker output?

A: The console has an Alternate Output (ALT OUT) which can be used to send stereo signals from the console to outboard devices or speakers.