I needed to upgrade my old multi-effects processor because it sounded too airy, thin, dated and couldn’t support my mixdowns the way I needed it to. I searched for something with lush reverbs, choruses, delays and more that would work well for both post-production and mastering. I needed a multi-effects processor that used innovative technology and sounded realistic. Since my budget was limited, I had to be careful and couldn’t compromise on audio integrity because the areas in my studio where I needed the unit were critical. I wanted to share this with anyone interested to show that you don’t have to pay a fortune to get a modern multi-effects processor that’s affordable, built well, and sounds great.
@Mee Omi I’m not familiar with the previous model, but I would generally recommend the latest model in this regard. As fast as technology advances these days, most electronics companies can’t wait to release their next generation devices so they can stay competitive. Thanks for watching.
I had this multiFX in chroshairs for quiet a while. I dont realy need it because I already have BOSS GT-100 and plenty of software FX on my computer. But I dont have any FX for my rack unit and using guitar pedals for everything feels like doing something wrong. So, this still stays on my crosshairs and it can do amp sims and distortions so it is also a guitar friendly unit. It would be cool if it also had USB out for recording but I can just use USB on my Studio Live mixer or my audio interface.
It was explained to me that it can only string two effects at a time. So for s guitarist not helpful at all really. Someone tell me Sweetwater is wrong
As experienced as I am designing and installing large club sound systems, I must admit I get lost a little with processors like this, this is not for beginners. However I feel like a beginner watching these videos because I'm a dj not a musician. I got this to replace an older effects processor that burned up, I appreciate Behringer products but this one makes me realize I need a video for dummies. Something that explains example, edit a b c and d and doesn't glaze over some of the terms and functions like they are complete common knowledge. I know quite a bit, I hear the words and understand them but I've read the manual a few times, it...also assumes you know the terminology. It only touches on one way to hook it up, but there's a few ways. I'd like that comparison. I'd like a dummy explanation from hook up to doing the most basic functions step by step to hear it work. You did a great job, love the positivity
Thanks so much for watching and sharing. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain your prespective. You may want to also check out "Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Vocal Effects" and "Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Guitar Effects" on this channel. Those videos offer even more insight into this cool unit. Wishing you the very best. 👍🏿
I've been using a digitech RP1000 for a long time and I really love it, but I know it is too old by now and I'll be needing replacement sooner than later. I'm not really into pod, boss or any other after comparing with the RP, but Behringer catches my eye everytime. Great video
This is very helpful. I have this unit for vocals only, question have you found any specific stereo delay settings in terms of left/right in milliseconds and number of feebacks that sound natural? Example: medium delay on I.026 or tape delay on I.027
You can control Parameter Algorithms via MIDI on this device. This is extensive. Parameter Algorithms are all assigned a MIDI Control number that allows you to control the value range. With this, you would need to play with this functionality to get the desired results for a specific effect. I hope this information helps.
@@PowercoatMusic so you can basically controll everything in this unit but not the delay sync ? And if it's midi-sysex compliant, is there a pc midi editor or something like that? Tnx for all the infos :)
@@testohtoby I’m not saying that you can’t control the delay sync via MIDI. I’m suggesting that you should play with the unit to see what it can do in that regard. It appears that this may be possible, but I have not done it. If it works for you, share it with the thread? Also, just about any MIDI SYSEX librarian PC software program should work (many are free). Some DAWs have them as a function as well.
@@testohtoby No worries. Check out my intro to SYSEX video (ruclips.net/video/50PacyJmXuY/видео.html) on this channel. Lots of good information there. 👍🏿
@@PowercoatMusic Thank you! I'm looking for a compressor for vocals. Cannot decide between Behringer, DBX, Alesis 3630 or even Art Pro VLA II. It's just for home karaoke.
@@PowercoatMusic Thank you for your response! So I can set up some of the fx in series? How do I do this? And how many fx can I combine in one user preset? (ex. can I have eq, distortion, reverb, and delay all in series in one preset?)
No, they are not Event. They are Mackie and M-Audio speakers. For more information check out my video "Mackie CR3 vs M-Audio AV42: Which is Best?", on this channel. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
@@PowercoatMusichow would the set up work? Cuz surprise I bought the unit and it doesn't sound good going through it. I have the record player plugged into the unit, then into my speakers and all the bass and "quality" get washed out severely. Any advice for a better playback? Perhaps I need receiver, or a better record player?
Can "channel 1's" output be set up completely independent from the output of "channel 2's" when returning back into my mixer through the use of plug-ins? Simply put... if I want C-1 set up for vocals and C-2 set up for an instrument, I wouldn't want an "FX COMBINATION delay/reverb" for vocals that I set to the same exact parameters for an instrument, such as an E-drum, where here I may just want a GOLD PLATE standard reverb on drums. Can C-2 be a completely different selection for the instrument? Or are you "stuck" with the same exact selections coming out of both outputs back into the mixer?
Hi how would i control these with fcb 1010 while singing etc? I have one also does it gi e buzz if not using trs cos i get alo of buzz out of my marshall tube with it fsr
How do you set up or hookup the system to get both level meters working. I have mine using TSR 1/4 jacks to my send and aux returns on the mixer. Only one level meter works. I would like to know how to set it up to use both meters. Thanks, I know this is an old video, hope to hear from you.
Hmmm....when I set up the FX 2000 like this, it doesn't seem to RECORD the effects. I can hear them, and modify them during playback, but they don't record. Any suggestions?
I'm looking at this for guitar but have a quadraverb and not sure if I should buy then sell my quad or keep them both and run them into my blackspirit 200 floor amp, what would you advise?
The bottom line is if you like the way your Quadraverb sounds, keep it and use it when you feel it’s required. However, if you want to add more power and dimension to your guitar tracks, budget-wise, the FX2000 is a great investment. After using it if then you feel like the FX2000 is more of what you want, then you may want to sell your Quadraverb. There is a saying that I haven’t heard in a long time…”You can never have too many effects in your studio”. 😊 Thanks for watching and sharing. 👍🏿
Please view the DP-24 playlist on this channel. I explain in one of those presentations exactly how to do it. Also lots of other good information there. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
Great catch! The unit is a vocal harmony processor. I have had mine for more than 15 years. It has a vocal algorithm that produces a smooth analog sounding vocal accompaniment that is just unique, realistic, and rich and I love it. The newer units just don’t sound that good to me. It generates up tp 5 part harmony and has MIDI. I used it on the song “Linger” on this channel, especially on the chorus. I'll review it in the future. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
FX2000 has an exciter, but there is an older Behringer knock-off of Aphex Big Bottom - Behringer SU3040 and a plethora similar older Behringer vintage (Exciter F) 1990s-2000s Dualfex / Ultrafex series. They are to be had used off of eBay etc. for around $50-100 these days.
I'm just trying to learn about this myself for live vocals... but I think your limited two just the 2 that are already linked together from the factory. I also wanted to know if you can run a delay into reverb then another delay, etc. I'm concluding you can't really STACK, you can only select a setting already consisting of a single delay and reverb combo. Unfortunately, most of us haven't gone to a trade school to have the tech groundwork of what the manufacturer assumes you already know. This video is definitely helpful though.
Effects 61 to 71 are multi-effects algorithms, which allow different effects to be used simultaneously. Effect 61, for example, can make a solo guitar “wider” with chorus and simultaneously add a room reverb. Please note that you can modify the structure of a multi-effect (see below). CHORUS & REVERB: This algorithm combines the popular chorus with a gold plate effect (as in algorithm 2). FLANGER & REVERB: The combination of flanger and reverb effects. LESLIE & REVERB: The input signal, modulated to a degree that you specify, is then processed with a reverb effect. This effect works especially well with keyboards and guitars. PITCH & REVERB: The pitch shifter can be detuned in semitone or cent steps. The reverb, on the other hand, can be controlled in time and mixing ratio. DELAY & REVERB: Delay and reverb are the most common combinations for vocals, solo guitars, etc. The reverb used here is a gold plate, a room that features a distinctive brilliance and can be used in many ways. TREMOLO & REVERB: The intensive variation in volume of the tremolo gains more depth and wideness with the reverb. PHASER & REVERB: The combination of a classic stereo phaser and a reverb effect. CHORUS & DELAY: While the chorus can contribute to a wideness of the signal, interesting repetition effects can be adjusted with the delay. Vocals can be given a distinctive effect without making the voice sounding blurred. FLANGER & DELAY: This effect is just right for creating a modern, slightly “spacey” vocal sound. PITCH & DELAY: A repetition of the audio signal, with an oscillatory effect added by the pitch shifter. TREMOLO & DELAY: A fast or slow, intensive variation of volume, which is additionally processed with a panorama effect. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
Can someone explain how to set up the dual function ?? I can't find a any information on that anywhere. Nobody explains how to use it that way. Someone please help.
I can hear the effects but when i try to export the effects on my audio i dont hear the effects. It Sound like my daw not exporting the effects from my hardware how do i fix this?
This unit adds effects to audio. For more information about what it can do and how it works, check out my videos “Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Guitar Effects” and “Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Vocal Effects” on this channel.
This video was not intended to be a sound demo. Please watch my video, "Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Guitar Effects" on this channel. That video has a guitar sound demo. Thanks for watching.
Je suis désolé, je ne connais pas le français. Le mieux que je puisse vous suggérer est d'utiliser un traducteur pour regarder la vidéo. Cela devrait aider. Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé.
I needed to upgrade my old multi-effects processor because it sounded too airy, thin, dated and couldn’t support my mixdowns the way I needed it to. I searched for something with lush reverbs, choruses, delays and more that would work well for both post-production and mastering. I needed a multi-effects processor that used innovative technology and sounded realistic. Since my budget was limited, I had to be careful and couldn’t compromise on audio integrity because the areas in my studio where I needed the unit were critical. I wanted to share this with anyone interested to show that you don’t have to pay a fortune to get a modern multi-effects processor that’s affordable, built well, and sounds great.
@Mee Omi I’m not familiar with the previous model, but I would generally recommend the latest model in this regard. As fast as technology advances these days, most electronics companies can’t wait to release their next generation devices so they can stay competitive. Thanks for watching.
I had this multiFX in chroshairs for quiet a while. I dont realy need it because I already have BOSS GT-100 and plenty of software FX on my computer. But I dont have any FX for my rack unit and using guitar pedals for everything feels like doing something wrong. So, this still stays on my crosshairs and it can do amp sims and distortions so it is also a guitar friendly unit. It would be cool if it also had USB out for recording but I can just use USB on my Studio Live mixer or my audio interface.
It was explained to me that it can only string two effects at a time. So for s guitarist not helpful at all really. Someone tell me Sweetwater is wrong
I bought this a few years ago and could make it work but really never understood it. I don't know you figured all this out. AMAZING and THANK YOU!
Glad I could help. Thanks so much for watching.
I just got one. My expectations were also greatly exceeded. Thanks for the helpful tips!!
Love the channel. Love the positive style. Keep it up.
I will do that 😊. Thanks for watching and wishing you the very best. 👍🏿
Thanks for a well-structured review that did not put me to sleep. I will watch the follow-up demo now.
Your welcome. Thanks so much for watching. 👍🏿
As experienced as I am designing and installing large club sound systems, I must admit I get lost a little with processors like this, this is not for beginners. However I feel like a beginner watching these videos because I'm a dj not a musician. I got this to replace an older effects processor that burned up, I appreciate Behringer products but this one makes me realize I need a video for dummies. Something that explains example, edit a b c and d and doesn't glaze over some of the terms and functions like they are complete common knowledge. I know quite a bit, I hear the words and understand them but I've read the manual a few times, it...also assumes you know the terminology. It only touches on one way to hook it up, but there's a few ways. I'd like that comparison. I'd like a dummy explanation from hook up to doing the most basic functions step by step to hear it work. You did a great job, love the positivity
Thanks so much for watching and sharing. I really appreciate you taking the time to explain your prespective. You may want to also check out "Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Vocal Effects" and "Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Guitar Effects" on this channel. Those videos offer even more insight into this cool unit. Wishing you the very best. 👍🏿
We use one of these on our PA systems for adding a touch of reverb, brilliant bit of kit for not a lot of money.
The unit is just a crazy good bargain for the money. Thanks for watching and sharing. 👍🏿
I've been using a digitech RP1000 for a long time and I really love it, but I know it is too old by now and I'll be needing replacement sooner than later. I'm not really into pod, boss or any other after comparing with the RP, but Behringer catches my eye everytime. Great video
It really is a great buget unit and then some. Thanks for watching and sharing.👍🏿
Very good rewiew, Exseptionally good Thanks, love cheers!
I think you would be a great kid's TV host!
lol. 😊 Thanks for watching.
This is very helpful. I have this unit for vocals only, question have you found any specific stereo delay settings in terms of left/right in milliseconds and number of feebacks that sound natural? Example: medium delay on I.026 or tape delay on I.027
professionally presented video thanks! very useful
great video sir
I'm really in love with this Fx rack and its midi properties: does it sync the delay lines with e.g. a daw or a midi sequencer ?
You can control Parameter Algorithms via MIDI on this device. This is extensive. Parameter Algorithms are all assigned a MIDI Control number that allows you to control the value range. With this, you would need to play with this functionality to get the desired results for a specific effect. I hope this information helps.
@@PowercoatMusic so you can basically controll everything in this unit but not the delay sync ?
And if it's midi-sysex compliant, is there a pc midi editor or something like that?
Tnx for all the infos :)
@@testohtoby I’m not saying that you can’t control the delay sync via MIDI. I’m suggesting that you should play with the unit to see what it can do in that regard. It appears that this may be possible, but I have not done it. If it works for you, share it with the thread? Also, just about any MIDI SYSEX librarian PC software program should work (many are free). Some DAWs have them as a function as well.
@@PowercoatMusic I use some CTRLR panels but I know almost 0 about sysex, I'll try it once I'll buy it 👌👌👌
@@testohtoby No worries. Check out my intro to SYSEX video (ruclips.net/video/50PacyJmXuY/видео.html) on this channel. Lots of good information there. 👍🏿
Great presentation and sounds nice!
Would it make sense to use this with BBE 882i sonic maximizer?
Yes. It's suggested that you place the BBE last in your signal chain. Thanks for watching.
@@PowercoatMusic Thank you! I'm looking for a compressor for vocals. Cannot decide between Behringer, DBX, Alesis 3630 or even Art Pro VLA II. It's just for home karaoke.
Can you make user fx combinations?
Yes you can. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
@@PowercoatMusic Thank you for your response!
So I can set up some of the fx in series?
How do I do this? And how many fx can I combine in one user preset? (ex. can I have eq, distortion, reverb, and delay all in series in one preset?)
are those Event speakers next to the Alesis?
No, they are not Event. They are Mackie and M-Audio speakers. For more information check out my video "Mackie CR3 vs M-Audio AV42: Which is Best?", on this channel. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
Could I use this for listening to music (home stereo set up, vinyl)? or is this strictly for making music.
Yes you can. Thanks for watching.
@@PowercoatMusichow would the set up work? Cuz surprise I bought the unit and it doesn't sound good going through it.
I have the record player plugged into the unit, then into my speakers and all the bass and "quality" get washed out severely.
Any advice for a better playback? Perhaps I need receiver, or a better record player?
You will need an amplifier too I would imagine @adamyglesias4473
Can "channel 1's" output be set up completely independent from the output of "channel 2's" when returning back into my mixer through the use of plug-ins?
Simply put... if I want C-1 set up for vocals and C-2 set up for an instrument, I wouldn't want an "FX COMBINATION delay/reverb" for vocals that I set to the same exact parameters for an instrument, such as an E-drum, where here I may just want a GOLD PLATE standard reverb on drums.
Can C-2 be a completely different selection for the instrument?
Or are you "stuck" with the same exact selections coming out of both outputs back into the mixer?
I think the sounds are incredible. Now if I can figure out how to midi control it with a footswitch
Hi how would i control these with fcb 1010 while singing etc? I have one also does it gi e buzz if not using trs cos i get alo of buzz out of my marshall tube with it fsr
You could control it with a MIDI foot pedal. Also balanced TRS is strongly recommended. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
How do you set up or hookup the system to get both level meters working. I have mine using TSR 1/4 jacks to my send and aux returns on the mixer. Only one level meter works. I would like to know how to set it up to use both meters. Thanks, I know this is an old video, hope to hear from you.
Never mind, I figured it out. Manual was unclear. I hooked up the 2nd send to the mixer, It really brought it to life. Thanks
Hmmm....when I set up the FX 2000 like this, it doesn't seem to RECORD the effects. I can hear them, and modify them during playback, but they don't record. Any suggestions?
For details on how to do this with the DP-24, watch my video "Tascam DP24/DP32 Digital Portastudio: Using External Effects", on this channel.
I'm looking at this for guitar but have a quadraverb and not sure if I should buy then sell my quad or keep them both and run them into my blackspirit 200 floor amp, what would you advise?
The bottom line is if you like the way your Quadraverb sounds, keep it and use it when you feel it’s required. However, if you want to add more power and dimension to your guitar tracks, budget-wise, the FX2000 is a great investment. After using it if then you feel like the FX2000 is more of what you want, then you may want to sell your Quadraverb. There is a saying that I haven’t heard in a long time…”You can never have too many effects in your studio”. 😊 Thanks for watching and sharing. 👍🏿
@@PowercoatMusic nice one, thank you for your reply, think I shall buy one next pay 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
How would you plug it into a Tascam DP24SD ??
Please view the DP-24 playlist on this channel. I explain in one of those presentations exactly how to do it. Also lots of other good information there. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
What is the digitech midi vocalist unit? I can't find it in a Google search.
Great catch! The unit is a vocal harmony processor. I have had mine for more than 15 years. It has a vocal algorithm that produces a smooth analog sounding vocal accompaniment that is just unique, realistic, and rich and I love it. The newer units just don’t sound that good to me. It generates up tp 5 part harmony and has MIDI. I used it on the song “Linger” on this channel, especially on the chorus. I'll review it in the future. Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
Sir, there's an old Aphex 104 aural exciter with big bottoms. Is there any outboard gear that can work like it when it comes to mastering?
You may want to watch my video, "BBE Sonic Maximizer 882i: Why and How I Use It" on this channel.
@@PowercoatMusic thanks very much
FX2000 has an exciter, but there is an older Behringer knock-off of Aphex Big Bottom - Behringer SU3040 and a plethora similar older Behringer vintage (Exciter F) 1990s-2000s Dualfex / Ultrafex series. They are to be had used off of eBay etc. for around $50-100 these days.
@@PowercoatMusic- Behringer also has a BBE clone named SU9920 for currently ca. $50 😂 NEW!
Hi, do you use this instead of the built in effects in the Tascam DP32 ?
I use both as needed. This unit is also a part of my external mastering chain.
Will this put effects on your voice and your guitar?
Yes. That's part of what it's designed to do. Thanks for watching.
So... how many FX can I "stack" at the same time? Can I even "stack" my own selection of FX or is it limited to the "combinations" provided?
I'm just trying to learn about this myself for live vocals... but I think your limited two just the 2 that are already linked together from the factory.
I also wanted to know if you can run a delay into reverb then another delay, etc. I'm concluding you can't really STACK, you can only select a setting already consisting of a single delay and reverb combo. Unfortunately, most of us haven't gone to a trade school to have the tech groundwork of what the manufacturer assumes you already know. This video is definitely helpful though.
Might make hard to spend $1500 on an ENSONIQ DP4+, right ?
Yes, I think you get the idea. Thanks for watching.
Hai. It is possible to combine 3 or more fx? EG, i want to use gate, compresser, enhancer, graphic eq and limiter at the same time? Thankyou.
Effects 61 to 71 are multi-effects algorithms, which allow different effects to be used simultaneously. Effect 61, for example, can make a solo guitar “wider” with chorus and simultaneously add a room reverb. Please note that you can modify the structure of a multi-effect (see below).
CHORUS & REVERB: This algorithm combines the popular chorus with a gold
plate effect (as in algorithm 2).
FLANGER & REVERB: The combination of flanger and reverb effects.
LESLIE & REVERB: The input signal, modulated to a degree that you specify,
is then processed with a reverb effect. This effect works especially well with
keyboards and guitars.
PITCH & REVERB: The pitch shifter can be detuned in semitone or cent steps.
The reverb, on the other hand, can be controlled in time and mixing ratio.
DELAY & REVERB: Delay and reverb are the most common combinations for
vocals, solo guitars, etc. The reverb used here is a gold plate, a room that features
a distinctive brilliance and can be used in many ways.
TREMOLO & REVERB: The intensive variation in volume of the tremolo gains
more depth and wideness with the reverb.
PHASER & REVERB: The combination of a classic stereo phaser and a
reverb effect.
CHORUS & DELAY: While the chorus can contribute to a wideness of the signal,
interesting repetition effects can be adjusted with the delay. Vocals can be given
a distinctive effect without making the voice sounding blurred.
FLANGER & DELAY: This effect is just right for creating a modern,
slightly “spacey” vocal sound.
PITCH & DELAY: A repetition of the audio signal, with an oscillatory effect added
by the pitch shifter.
TREMOLO & DELAY: A fast or slow, intensive variation of volume, which is
additionally processed with a panorama effect.
Thanks for watching. 👍🏿
Thank you so much
I have this item in my Rack have yet to use it purchased it from Sweetwater a while ago
You should give it a go. 👍🏿
Can someone explain how to set up the dual function ?? I can't find a any information on that anywhere. Nobody explains how to use it that way. Someone please help.
I don't think it supports dual function?
I can hear the effects but when i try to export the effects on my audio i dont hear the effects. It Sound like my daw not exporting the effects from my hardware how do i fix this?
does it have a compressor ? thanks
Timestamp for your question 02:10
Ayuda como puedo conectarlo a una touchmix de 16canales gracias
Usaría los envíos y retornos de efectos en el mezclador para hacer eso. Espero que esto ayude y gracias por mirar. 👍🏿
I would like to ask you to make a video in French on the use of Vitualizer
You can get the older Virtualizer PRO - it's the same box, just different name.
Looks dope but seems really difficult, they made it more difficult then it needed to be lol 😆
Agreed. I does take some getting used to. Thanks for watching.
I just bought a brand new one for $129. Free shipping from Sweetwater!
A wise purchase. Thanks for watching and sharing. 👍🏿
I enjoy your channel very much. Keep up the good work.
@@fldrummerman I will do my best. Thanks so much for watching. 👍🏿
Can this unit produce an infinite repeat effect on the delay if you turn the feedback up high enough?
nope, what you want would cost like 10 times more. AFAIK only top tier Lexicon and Eventide $1000+ price range gear have that.
I miss hearing the sounds
I did a sound demo of this unit on this channel. Check it out to hear what it sounds like, and thanks for watching.
What's the use of this ?
This unit adds effects to audio. For more information about what it can do and how it works, check out my videos “Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Guitar Effects” and “Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Vocal Effects” on this channel.
@@PowercoatMusic can I use it for vocal also?
@@salinkumarsk Most definitely 👍🏿
@@PowercoatMusic thank u
Aaaargh! Another FX2000 video with all talk and no sounds.
This video was not intended to be a sound demo. Please watch my video, "Behringer VIRTUALIZER 3D FX2000 Multi-Effects Processor: Guitar Effects" on this channel. That video has a guitar sound demo. Thanks for watching.
Yes Im disappointed too, yap yap yap ! I WANT TO HEAR IT !
Shoot, they're only $160 brand new.
I would like to ask you to make a video in French on the use of Vitualizer
Je suis désolé, je ne connais pas le français. Le mieux que je puisse vous suggérer est d'utiliser un traducteur pour regarder la vidéo. Cela devrait aider. Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé.