Sweetwater has
Behringer U-Phoria UMC22 USB Audio Interface on sale for
$39.
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Behringer U-Phoria UMC22 USB Audio Interface on sale for
$39.
Shipping is free.
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Note: These interfaces are backordered but still orderable.
Product Details:
- Quality 2-channel USB recording interface for your Mac or Windows PC
- Combo input with MIDAS preamp lets you plug in any microphone or line-level gear
- +48V phantom power lets you use studio condenser microphones
- Dedicated instrument-level input accommodates your guitar or bass
- Headphone and stereo 1/4-inch outputs provide easy monitoring
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What does an audio interface do?
An audio interface is a device that connects your computer to musical instruments, microphones, and other audio equipment, allowing you to record, play, and process sound with your computer. It acts as a bridge between the analog and digital worlds of audio.
While the audio on computers, cameras, phones, and tablets are getting better each year, it is understandably often not a priority. An audio interface is specifically designed to give you high-quality audio in and out of your device, so you should get an improved audio quality over using your built-in sound cards.
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I have been waiting on a price drop on the 204. At only $10 more than the 202, it offers additional outputs plus a midi interface.
I never seem to be able to find anything powerful enough for my Hi-FiMan HE560's
I think there used to be differences, but based on the specs on the website that might not be the case anymore. If you just want a cheap way to connect a XLR microphone to a PC you can save $5. I've been using the UM2 for 6ish years now with no issues.
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I then switched to the Scarlett Focusrite Solo and decided to buy a used second version for about $80. I've been using it for two years now without any problems.
While the cheaper option might seem tempting, I highly recommend saving up and investing in a Focusrite Solo. The quality difference is worth the extra cost.
I'm not just trying to hawk a product. I am just hoping to save someone my disappointment. Its worth paying the extra for peace of mind too. Like, I have bought so many cheap audio interfaces, and that all stopped when I got the focusrite solo.
I think there used to be differences, but based on the specs on the website that might not be the case anymore. If you just want a cheap way to connect a XLR microphone to a PC you can save $5. I've been using the UM2 for 6ish years now with no issues.
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has windows gotten more stable in the past 5 years….it was pretty bad in the sonar cakewalk days….
save up and get something like a Focusrite Scarlett or Motu or Arturia, heck maybe even an iRig would work better
you can even get Audient or UAD interfaces for under $150, so about the same price as the cheapest guitar you can find or the same price as a decent pair of studio monitor headphones
My latency is 2.8/3.5ms (and there is room to push that further down if you want).
It does look like the one in the top level post does not have a specific driver for it, but the UMC204HD and UMC404HD do have their own.
Tempted to upgrade and get 2 extra inputs.
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I just recently bought the 4th Gen for $140 in a recent deal.
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