Behringer U-Control UMA25S Brochure

Stage performer and producer 
keyboard featuring 25 velocity-
sensitive keys

Built-in USB audio interface to 
connect your instruments and 
mixer to your computer for 
recording and playback

Audacity audio editor, comprehensive 
podcasting software and over 
100 virtual instruments plus more 
than 50 effect plug-ins downloadable 
at behringer.com

21 assignable controllers storable in 
user presets: 8 knobs, 8 buttons 
(with transport-control option), 
2 wheels, 1 fader and 2 pedal ports

Advanced control features such as 
drawbar mode (control inversion), 
drum triggering, incremental value 
step and octave +/-

Soft gig bag, high-quality headset 
and guitar strap for direct live 
performance on stage included

Plug and play with Windows XP 
(or higher) and Mac OS X operating 
systems; additional low-latency driver 
downloadable at behringer.com

Separate MIDI output allows 
controlling external samplers, 
synths and other equipment

Runs via USB bus, batteries or power 
adapter (not included)

High-quality components and 
exceptionally rugged construction 
ensure long life

Conceived and designed by 
BEHRINGER Germany

Ballistic nylon carry bag

Guitar-style strap for  

on-stage performance

HS1000 headset with 

microphone

All keyboard controllers are not 

created equal. This is the one with more 
features, more accessories and more 
useful software than its competition.

The UMA25S MIDI Controller is an 

extremely flexible master keyboard with 
a control section for a wide range of 
applications from on-stage performance 
to podcasting. 

Do you need independent control of 

computer rack synthesizers? How about 
control over general MIDI sound modules 
and effects devices? Maybe you just 
want to operate sequencing software 
or computer plug-ins from a convenient 
remote location? The UMA25S offers total 
flexibility, tremendous ease of use and 
allows you to realize your ideas intuitively. 

Simply put, a MIDI controller gives 

you the power to take command of 
any hardware device or software that 
understands MIDI (Musical Instrument 
Digital Interface). This means that 
MIDI-addressable effects processors 
(such as delays, reverbs, etc.) and audio 
recording and editing software can 
be controlled with a single piece of 
hardware, a MIDI controller. This can be 
very handy indeed when you have lots 
of devices spread out all over your studio 
or workstation space. The MIDI controller 
sends a control message to the device 
or program you’re using that turns notes 
on and off, adjusts the volume or changes 
any one of many addressable parameters. 

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