I already have a 12 channel Berhringer mixer I've been using for my main setup since 2002 and it's still working great!

With close to one million units sold, the UB mixer series has become one of the most popular mixer series of all times that has no doubt connected musicians all over the world. Behringer have meticulously studied and incorporated the same style circuitry on the X1204USB's three band channel EQ, providing incredible warmth and detailed musical character. Our “one-knob” compression is available on all mono channels and is easy to operate, even for entry-level users. I can use the ALT 3-4 OUTPUT but my PC inputs are stereo into LINE IN 5/6 and LINE IN 7/8, and I don't want to sacrifice stereo sound in my output, and the audio passing through LINE IN 7/8 in particular needs to stay isolated from the other pieces anyway for Twitch VOD stripping purposes.

I'm a Twitch streamer, and the goal is to put every aspect of the stream's audio output on separate faders on the mixer, to feed to both my "PHONES" monitor headset and into the PC, allowing everything to exist as one OBS Audio source that is mixed by the faders on the mixer (and monitored by me over PHONES in realtime). Only problem is it only supports 2 lines at a time, meaning you can only record, say, a guitar by Mic and DI, or vocals with a guitar and still have the different tracks separate in your software.

Has multi-channel output, so you can throw 2 mains up as well as 2 separate monitors (perfect for my set up) and then some. You will not delete, alter, or obfuscate any proprietary legends relating to the Image, and each use will be accompanied by the following attribution shown next to the Image: "Courtesy of Music Tribe IP Ltd. The Behringer XENYX 1204USB Analog Mixer aims to provide you with all the tools necessary to achieve an outstanding performance. With the exception of the gain control I haven’t used these much in the studio, but I want to experiment with the compressor and EQ on my next project to see if I can get by with using fewer digital effects in my DAW.There are limitations but as a beginner myself, the basic connection and easy to use controls are great. The better your problem and question is described, the easier it is for other Behringer owners to provide you with a good answer. I needed a budget desktop mixer (hey, I'm a student) to interconnect many of my audio devices to a single stereo input on the USB audio interface.