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title: "Soundcraft Ui24R"
brand: "soundcraft"
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# Multi-track USB recording Dual Wi-Fi & Ethernet control 24-channel digital mixing power Soundcraft Ui24R

**Brand:** soundcraft
**Price:** 20181 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎚️ Elevate your sound game—mix smarter, move freer, and record like a pro!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Soundcraft Ui24R by soundcraft
- **How much does it cost?** 20181 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/135633052-soundcraft-ui24r)

## Best For

- soundcraft enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted soundcraft brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Pro-Grade Signal Processing:** Built-in dbx, DigiTech, and Lexicon FX deliver pristine sound with feedback suppression, amp modeling, and iconic reverbs for studio-quality polish.
- • **Rack-Mountable & Road-Ready:** Compact, durable design fits perfectly into professional setups—built to withstand the demands of live gigs and studio sessions.
- • **Instant Multi-Track Recording:** Capture all 22 inputs plus stereo mix directly to USB or computer—never miss a moment of your performance or session.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Control:** Manage your mix from up to 10 devices simultaneously via Wi-Fi or Ethernet—freedom to move and tweak anywhere in the venue.
- • **Versatile I/O for Every Setup:** 24 inputs including combo XLR/TRS, digital USB playback, and multiple balanced outputs ensure flawless integration with any rig.

## Overview

The Soundcraft Ui24R is a rack-mountable 24-input digital audio mixer designed for professional live and studio use. It offers simultaneous wireless and wired control from up to 10 devices, high-quality preamps, onboard dbx, DigiTech, and Lexicon signal processing, and multi-track USB recording. Its versatile inputs and outputs, combined with robust build quality and intuitive remote control, make it ideal for bands, venues, and engineers seeking flexible, high-fidelity mixing with seamless integration.

## Description

Discover the ultimate in digital mixing with the Soundcraft Ui24R, a complete, rack-mountable digital audio mixer designed for professionals. This powerful mixer combines flexible inputs and outputs, pristine sound quality, and intuitive wireless control, making it an ideal choice for live performances and multi-track recording sessions. With the ability to be controlled by up to 10 devices via Ethernet or built-in dual-band Wi-Fi, you can manage your mix from anywhere in the venue, ensuring the best sound experience for your audience. The Ui24R features renowned Studer preamps that deliver rich, high-quality sound for any live performance or recording. Iconic Lexicon reverbs, choruses, and delays, along with dbx compression, provide polished results for vocals, acoustic guitars, and more. For live performances, the dbx AFS2 automatic feedback suppression on all monitor outputs ensures a smooth and uninterrupted experience, while DigiTech guitar amp modeling brings a variety of effects, especially useful when a low stage volume is needed. Designed for roadworthy reliability, the Soundcraft Ui24R is compact yet packed with industry-leading technologies. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just getting started, this digital mixer offers unprecedented power and mission-critical stability, making it a trusted choice for any audio setup. The rack-mountable design ensures it fits seamlessly into your existing setup, providing a hassle-free solution. Elevate your audio mixing capabilities with the Soundcraft Ui24R. Its intuitive wireless control, high-quality preamps, and robust feature set make it the perfect addition to any live sound or recording environment. Prepare to experience unparalleled sound quality and control with this versatile and reliable digital mixer.

Review: Overall great mixer, but has some idiosyncrasies - I purchased this mixer specifically because of the ability to control it from my tablet or phone. That feature alone makes sound checks a one-person operation when adjusting levels. Before purchasing I carefully read reviews of this and the larger UI16 model and was well aware of potential WiFi problems. This model has some range issues that are easily resolved by connecting an external router or a booster antenna. I tested mine with a HomeScreen Dual Band TouchScreen Wireless Router just to see if it worked, and the manual also addresses the issue by recommending a booster antenna. For me it was range only and not dropouts, which is not nearly as bad as some reviews portrayed this mixer. The idiosyncrasies can be a little irritating, though. For example, navigating almost always leads you back to the bootup screen. That makes it clumsy when you are getting accustomed to it, but is not a show stopper for me. Also, the manual has some errors. The URL for the mixer given in the manual is incorrect. Fortunately when connecting to it with my phone or tablet and a Chrome browser I got a message that led me right to the mixer and I bookmarked it. The URL of my mixer is h.fb dot com, which resolved to facebook dot com if I join the mixer's router to my home network. That can be irritating. However, I prefer to use this as a standalone network that uses the mixer as the only router and network. That eliminates that issue, but I did want to mention it if you are using this in a studio and want to integrate it into a larger network. One final note about WiFi. I prefer to do a sound check, set levels and then don't mess with the mixer during a performance. I do the same with conventional mixers, so the potential WiFi drop out may actually be occurring, but I am unaware of it because of my approach to sound. In fact, after setting levels I shut down my tablet or phone, and often switch back to my main network router. If, on the other hand, you are the sort who is constantly tweaking levels (or have a sound engineer managing it during your performances), the WiFi issues others complain about may be a showstopper for you. Do heed the complaints and factor them in. Just because I have not experienced them does not mean they do not exist. However, if you are like me the possible WiFi issues are not as important. Plus there are workarounds that can eliminate them that apply to all WiFi routers and repeaters. If you are still with me, the features of this mixer are incredible. I'm still learning what this mixer can do and each step become more impressed. One very nice feature is channels 1 and 2 are Hi-Z and have amp modeling. That means this mixer, a pair of 12" powered speakers, and a pair of Mackie SRM150 s or a pair of BEHRINGER EUROLIVE B205D s as monitors , and mics are all you need for a coffeehouse or small venue gig. It took me a good day to get familiar with most of of the capabilities thanks to the well written manual. I am not saying that I have mastered them, but I am now aware of and can use them in rudimentary ways. You can shape your sound is a plethora of ways that boggle the mind. Do be aware that the screens displayed on a tablet are a lot richer and better laid out than on a phone. In some cases if you access this from a phone it will take multiple screens to display what a tablet can on a single screen. I tested the displays on both a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 phone and a Samsung Tab Pro 12.2, and there is no comparison. I highly recommend using this with a tablet! Although this is supposed to have cross-platform access, I was unable to connect to it from an old Windows XP machine using the recommended Chrome browser. The manual lists some limitations with respect to browsers and operating systems so if you have old gear you may need to upgrade to get the best results. For my phone and tablet both were running the Lollipop version of Android, so there were no problems. Bottom line: if you are dynamically managing sound in a studio or live setting this may not be the ideal mixer because of possible WiFi issues and other idiosyncrasies. On the other hand, if you are the sort who sets levels and then leaves them alone for the duration of a performance this mixer may be a dream come true. Honestly, the way you use this can make the difference between perceiving it as a one or a five star mixer. Please ask questions in comments if you need additional information because for me this is a keeper and I am gaining experience with it daily.
Review: Great Mixer for short bucks! - Thought it was time to move into the world of digital mixing so I did some research and decided on the Ui12. The name Ui12 is a bit misleading, but almost all mixers these days count every input in their channel count. This unit has 8 channels with 4 having combo jacks for xlr and 1/4" input. there are 2 rca jacks that act as a stereo pair (channels 9 and 10) and a usb jack for plugging in a flash drive for break music or backing tracks (channels 11 and 12). unit has 2 aux outs for monitors, 4 if you assign the 2 headphone jacks as aux outs (cool feature). Channels 1-8 all have gain control, 4 band eq, dynamics including compressor, de-ess , and an rta! Effects include several reverbs, delays, and choruses.All very usable. Also has built in feedback suppression which I have not used yet but nice to know it is there if you need it. Channels 1 and 2 have digitech guitar modelling built in so you can gig without an amp if you choose, super nice feature!!!Can be used wirelessly with just about any device that has a web browser and can read htlm5. I have used this with a windows laptop, android tablet, Ipad, and my Samsung smartphone and all worked flawlessly. Some have had problems with connectivity,but I replaced the tiny antenna that came with unit with an 8 db aftermarket antenna I bought here on desertcart and get great signal out past 50 feet from the mixer. Far enough for any gig I use this mixer for. I use this mixer mainly for acoustic groups I play with, duos and trios mainly, so I have no problems with lack of channels. If you have a full band I might step up to the Ui16 which has 4 more inputs and recording capabilities. I run this mixer into a LD systems maui 28 and the sound we get is outstanding! Clear and articulate with little or no background artifacts, as long as you have clear idea of how to properly set gain structure. Overall I am more than pleased with my purchase, Soundcraft has stuffed a whole bunch of cool and useful items into this mixer for about the same scratch as a decent 12 channel analog board, but the Ui12 will do things an analog board can only dream of. If you are looking to step into the world of digital mixing and don't have a few grand lying around to throw down on a mackie, qsc, or yamaha, then you should have a look at the Soundcraft Ui series. These mixers are awesome!

## Features

- Versatile Connectivity - Ui24R offers independent network interfaces on board for simultaneous control by Wi-Fi and Ethernet, ensuring seamless integration with your setup.
- Ui24R digital, rackmount mixer can be remotely controlled via tablet, phone, laptop, or PC using iOS, Android, Windows, Mac OS, and Linux, offering unmatched flexibility and convenience for any audio setup. Use up to 10 control devices (tablets, phones, PCs) simultaneously.
- Experience top-notch audio quality with built-in signal processing from dbx, DigiTech, and Lexicon, including dbx AFS2 and DigiTech Amp Modeling, ensuring your sound is always pristine and professional. Three dedicated Lexicon FX busses: Reverb, Delay and Chorus. In addition, mixer controls include Subgroups, Mute groups and View groups, among others. 31-band graphic EQ, noise gate and compressor on all outputs. Real-time frequency analyzer on inputs and outputs.
- Multi-track recording of all 22 inputs and the stereo mix, directly to a USB storage drive and a connected computer. Ui24R allows you to mix from multiple sources including 10 combo 1/4"-TRS/XLR, 10 XLR, 2 line level inputs, and 2 channels of digital USB playback for a total of 24 channels. With its flexible and high-quality I/O, Ui24R gives venues, bands and engineers room to grow, with expanded creative options.
- The Ui24R mixer includes a 2-channel USB media player, four balanced XLR Aux outputs, two quarter-inch headphone outputs with level control, and balanced stereo XLR and quarter-inch main outputs, ensuring seamless integration with various audio setups. Two-channel USB audio playback is compatible with MP3, WAV and AIFF formats, and 2-channel USB Record direct-to-memory devices functionality is possible as well.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B079L75NBL |
| Audio Input | Microphone, Instrument |
| Best Sellers Rank | #8,684 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #39 in DJ Mixers |
| Brand | Soundcraft |
| Brand Name | Soundcraft |
| Connectivity Technology | USB, XLR |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,004 Reviews |
| Frequency | 20 KHz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00688705002675 |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 22"D x 24"W x 10"H |
| Item Type Name | Digital Multitrack Recorder |
| Item Weight | 2.1 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Soundcraft |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Ui24R |
| Model Number | Ui24R |
| Number of Channels | 24 |
| Output Connector Type | XLR |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 22"D x 24"W x 10"H |
| UPC | 615435503851 668705002660 688705002668 613815593140 642892803040 632317248006 632317249935 688705002675 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 100 Volts |
| Warranty Description | Manufacturers limited product warranty for soundcraft products applies only when the purchase is made from soundcraft authorized north american dealers. See soundcraft website for all details., Warranty is on valid only when product is purchased from an authorized seller in the united states. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Soundcraft
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB, XLR
- **Item Weight:** 2.1 Kilograms
- **Number of Channels:** 24
- **Product Dimensions:** 22"D x 24"W x 10"H

## Images

![Soundcraft Ui24R - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71cMAG4YC0L.jpg)
![Soundcraft Ui24R - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61gQbkMYtRL.jpg)
![Soundcraft Ui24R - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71og5QqMoDL.jpg)
![Soundcraft Ui24R - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/614EY7AqUnL.jpg)
![Soundcraft Ui24R - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/711HcGoX6KL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Would the phone's output be strong enough for wired IEMs, or do they need headphone amplifiers?**
A: I think that they could, if the IEM was an earbud type.

**Q: The product information section above mentions the use of lithium ion battery. what is it used for? what model battery is it?**
A: Holds system settings between sessions.  Also brings up last session mix when you boot up and if you don’t need to adjust mixer levels you can perform immediately. 
No idea what battery it uses.

**Q: What is the depth of the Ui24R, meaning how deep would a rack bag or case need to be?**
A: Rack mountable (19") and at least 6inches deep

**Q: Can i delay one or two of the aux outputs? also, does anyone know if this is a step up in sound quality from the ui16?**
A: The UI24R has a delay function on the AUX outputs that can be set to whatever you want, which is why the UI24 is a quantum leap from the UI16

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Overall great mixer, but has some idiosyncrasies
*by M***I on November 29, 2015*

I purchased this mixer specifically because of the ability to control it from my tablet or phone. That feature alone makes sound checks a one-person operation when adjusting levels. Before purchasing I carefully read reviews of this and the larger UI16 model and was well aware of potential WiFi problems. This model has some range issues that are easily resolved by connecting an external router or a booster antenna. I tested mine with a HomeScreen Dual Band TouchScreen Wireless Router just to see if it worked, and the manual also addresses the issue by recommending a booster antenna. For me it was range only and not dropouts, which is not nearly as bad as some reviews portrayed this mixer. The idiosyncrasies can be a little irritating, though. For example, navigating almost always leads you back to the bootup screen. That makes it clumsy when you are getting accustomed to it, but is not a show stopper for me. Also, the manual has some errors. The URL for the mixer given in the manual is incorrect. Fortunately when connecting to it with my phone or tablet and a Chrome browser I got a message that led me right to the mixer and I bookmarked it. The URL of my mixer is h.fb dot com, which resolved to facebook dot com if I join the mixer's router to my home network. That can be irritating. However, I prefer to use this as a standalone network that uses the mixer as the only router and network. That eliminates that issue, but I did want to mention it if you are using this in a studio and want to integrate it into a larger network. One final note about WiFi. I prefer to do a sound check, set levels and then don't mess with the mixer during a performance. I do the same with conventional mixers, so the potential WiFi drop out may actually be occurring, but I am unaware of it because of my approach to sound. In fact, after setting levels I shut down my tablet or phone, and often switch back to my main network router. If, on the other hand, you are the sort who is constantly tweaking levels (or have a sound engineer managing it during your performances), the WiFi issues others complain about may be a showstopper for you. Do heed the complaints and factor them in. Just because I have not experienced them does not mean they do not exist. However, if you are like me the possible WiFi issues are not as important. Plus there are workarounds that can eliminate them that apply to all WiFi routers and repeaters. If you are still with me, the features of this mixer are incredible. I'm still learning what this mixer can do and each step become more impressed. One very nice feature is channels 1 and 2 are Hi-Z and have amp modeling. That means this mixer, a pair of 12" powered speakers, and a pair of Mackie SRM150 s or a pair of BEHRINGER EUROLIVE B205D s as monitors , and mics are all you need for a coffeehouse or small venue gig. It took me a good day to get familiar with most of of the capabilities thanks to the well written manual. I am not saying that I have mastered them, but I am now aware of and can use them in rudimentary ways. You can shape your sound is a plethora of ways that boggle the mind. Do be aware that the screens displayed on a tablet are a lot richer and better laid out than on a phone. In some cases if you access this from a phone it will take multiple screens to display what a tablet can on a single screen. I tested the displays on both a Samsung Galaxy Note 4 phone and a Samsung Tab Pro 12.2, and there is no comparison. I highly recommend using this with a tablet! Although this is supposed to have cross-platform access, I was unable to connect to it from an old Windows XP machine using the recommended Chrome browser. The manual lists some limitations with respect to browsers and operating systems so if you have old gear you may need to upgrade to get the best results. For my phone and tablet both were running the Lollipop version of Android, so there were no problems. Bottom line: if you are dynamically managing sound in a studio or live setting this may not be the ideal mixer because of possible WiFi issues and other idiosyncrasies. On the other hand, if you are the sort who sets levels and then leaves them alone for the duration of a performance this mixer may be a dream come true. Honestly, the way you use this can make the difference between perceiving it as a one or a five star mixer. Please ask questions in comments if you need additional information because for me this is a keeper and I am gaining experience with it daily.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Mixer for short bucks!
*by W***N on February 23, 2016*

Thought it was time to move into the world of digital mixing so I did some research and decided on the Ui12. The name Ui12 is a bit misleading, but almost all mixers these days count every input in their channel count. This unit has 8 channels with 4 having combo jacks for xlr and 1/4" input. there are 2 rca jacks that act as a stereo pair (channels 9 and 10) and a usb jack for plugging in a flash drive for break music or backing tracks (channels 11 and 12). unit has 2 aux outs for monitors, 4 if you assign the 2 headphone jacks as aux outs (cool feature). Channels 1-8 all have gain control, 4 band eq, dynamics including compressor, de-ess , and an rta! Effects include several reverbs, delays, and choruses.All very usable. Also has built in feedback suppression which I have not used yet but nice to know it is there if you need it. Channels 1 and 2 have digitech guitar modelling built in so you can gig without an amp if you choose, super nice feature!!!Can be used wirelessly with just about any device that has a web browser and can read htlm5. I have used this with a windows laptop, android tablet, Ipad, and my Samsung smartphone and all worked flawlessly. Some have had problems with connectivity,but I replaced the tiny antenna that came with unit with an 8 db aftermarket antenna I bought here on amazon and get great signal out past 50 feet from the mixer. Far enough for any gig I use this mixer for. I use this mixer mainly for acoustic groups I play with, duos and trios mainly, so I have no problems with lack of channels. If you have a full band I might step up to the Ui16 which has 4 more inputs and recording capabilities. I run this mixer into a LD systems maui 28 and the sound we get is outstanding! Clear and articulate with little or no background artifacts, as long as you have clear idea of how to properly set gain structure. Overall I am more than pleased with my purchase, Soundcraft has stuffed a whole bunch of cool and useful items into this mixer for about the same scratch as a decent 12 channel analog board, but the Ui12 will do things an analog board can only dream of. If you are looking to step into the world of digital mixing and don't have a few grand lying around to throw down on a mackie, qsc, or yamaha, then you should have a look at the Soundcraft Ui series. These mixers are awesome!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Soundcraft ui16 the best!!
*by I***. on January 18, 2026*

Soundcraft Quality and portability - the best.

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