Behringer Umc1820 Portable Pa Systems

Great built to it feel robust nice knob and buttons. Clean sound for recording Note; the builtin gain is pretty weak need to boost the knob to 3:00 and above or use the software gain level to compensate for it.. Over all its the best audio interface for me so far.

Ero titubantevall'inizio, invece privando devo dire che sono rimasto soddisfatto. Ovviamente per un hotel recording va piu che bene. Latenza assente, utilizzato con Win 11 e cubase 15 elements, fa il suo dovere. Consigliato

Worked perfectly with my MacBook Pro and garage band. Accepts both real instruments and midi instruments. Lots of inputs so you don't have to keep plugging and unplugging things. I'd say great value for the money especially for home studios.

If you need a multi-channel audio interface with gobs of software-controlled internal routing, mixing and bells and whistles, this one isn't for you. But if you are looking for a dead-simple multi-in, multi-out interface, then this is the one you want! Now, the only thing I will ever use this for is to put line-level analog audio into the computer and to send analog line-level audio out of the computer. I will never use the preamps or any of the other features of this interface, so I can't speak to the quality or ability of those features. I needed a replacement for my firewire interface. I was using a Focusrite Saffire Pro40. Windows 10 never liked the firewire and it was becoming more and more of a problem every time Windows updated. I had to keep installing "Legacy" drivers and lost more and more reliability over time. I initially bought the Scarlett 18i8 USB interface as a replacement (Functionally identical to the Pro40 but with USB) but it didn't work any better, so, back it went. Then I bought this unit. I was skeptical of the unit because... well... Behringer. I have never had good luck with their stuff. I looked at it for a couple of weeks, trying to find something... not Behringer. Price was not an issue. I would have shelled out much more for something else if I had to. After looking at it, researching it and reading reviews on it, I decided to take a chance on it... After all, if I didn't like it, I could send it back, right? Upon unboxing, I saw that it had all the same audio connections on the back as my Focusrite. Swapping them out was a breeze. Having a Behringer UMC 202HD, I didn't HAVE to install new drivers, but I did anyway because there were updated ones. Yes, they both use the same drivers. The unit comes with a power cord. I understand that you don't have to plug it in and that it can be bus powered. I don't know whether or not that is the case. I plugged mine into AC mains straight away. I don't use phantom power but I have LOTS of USB stuff and didn't want to overtax the system. Your first step should be to go to their website to download the drivers for it. No, there isn't a disc in the box, but the optical drives seem to be going the way of floppy disks and Firewire anyway. The last 2 laptops I bought don't even have optical drives. So, downloading drivers is nothing new. Once you have installed the drivers, plug it in to the USB port. The computer sees it instantly. The drivers come with a software app that allows you to make simple changes to the interface - gain, sampling rate, bit depth... The interface shows up in windows as several different stereo audio interfaces. The first thing I noticed was that while it is ASIO compatible, it does not force ASIO. This is great for people with DAW software that does not support ASIO. With the Focusrite, if your software did not support ASIO, you couldn't use multi channel functionality. First BIG win for the Behringer. I can use it with any software DAWs, and DJ software I want. I use this interface to send 3 stereo channels from different sources into the computer and 4 stereo channels to input channels on the mixing console. It's perfect for what I need. As a side note, I also have the smaller 202HD connected to the same computer along with 2 Lexicon interfaces and they all play nice together. To summarize: Ease of hook up: 10 Ease of installation: 10 Ease of operation: 10 Audio quality: 10 In the box: Interface USB cable (6' maybe) AC Power adapter User guide

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