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Behringer UMC404HD USB Audio Interface $150.84
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This is not an amazing deal, $26-30 off the new norm, $50 more than it used to be pre-covid, delayed shipping, but the market for A/V is pretty bad across the board. I'd gamble it's only going get worse. If you look at past deals, it's sad that this is technically a deal. I've been eyeballing quite a few mixers/interfaces over the last month and this is the best bang for the buck I've seen; especially if you need midi. I have a UMC204HD that I enjoyed for the past 2 years, so I picked this up, and can easily recommend their entire lineup. Don't have to take my word for it tho, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_SRRhX
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The device itself works excellently with multiple DAWs for a variety of devices. I currently have it lined for guitar, keyboard, a condenser mic (it does supply phantom power), and an external pick up for folk and acoustics.
Clear sound with quite a bit of control on the 4 overall channels.
Thanks for sharing OP!
I've had one of these for a few years as well, and I have two major gripes:
First, the headphone jack is, well, bad. It can introduce distortion that you won't get at the same-or even louder-levels with a better interface. It's not just a matter of "technically it's not perfect." We're talking audible distortion in low frequencies. My advice is to send the line outputs to something like a Topping L30 or Magni Heresy and you'll get WAY better sound.
Second issue I've ran into is worth mentioning only because of how painful it made my experience. With that said, this could be due to my motherboard specifically, so ymmv. The TL;DR of this issue is that whenever my computer went to sleep, the audio interface would disappear completely (device manager, sound devices, everything) until I either restart my computer, or physically disconnect and re-connect the interface. I THINK I resolved this by switching which USB controller the interface was connected to and DISABLING USB selective suspend. Disabling selective suspend helped the most, but I still had issues until I switched to a port on a different USB controller. I haven't had it happen since, but it has only been about a week, so I could just be having a lucky streak right now.
At $150, this is a reasonable price considering the good feature set. I think it's still the cheapest way to get 4 microphone preamps, but if given the choice I wouldn't buy it again. My Tascam US-1200 was a better overall experience, but they've dropped driver support so it's not really viable anymore. If I just needed one to two mics, I'd get the Motu M2 (which I have alongside my UMC404HD). If I needed more I/O, I'd probably get the Audient EVO 8. The UMC404HD is much easier to recommend at it's original price of $100.
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The MOTU is very good, but honestly I don't notice any sound difference vs the UMC202. Not even with latency. But the buttons and the gorgeous meter display on the M2 takes the cake. Keep in mind that the M2, unlike the UMC202, is USB powered only. This could cause problems with heavy audio projects depending which port you use on the PC. Especially when you use a cable longer than 4ft.
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