U-Phoria UMC204HD : No tricks
I bought this interface to be used in a home studio for recording saxophone. It is my first audio interface ever.
After watching reviews about it, I decided to spend a little bit more than I originally planned, and buy this interface. The features that sold it to me:
- can mix the monitor input level and the output level
- can pad the input - in case your source is very loud
- 192kHz, 24bit, unmatched in this price bracket
- 2 inputs with the same connectors, in case I want to experiment with 2 mics
So far I found no reason why should I have paid 1,5-2x more on a similar product from another manufacturer. Build quality is cool, its a metal box, nothing is wiggling. It feels like a solid product.
The headphone output has enough power to drive a Sennheised HD-280 at only about 30% level for my use.
I had one difficulty setting it up. I will not mark it up as a fault of the product, as it very likely happens with other interfaces too, but It might drive the uninitiated crazy:
I am using Audacity on windows 10 for recording. The way I do it is that I play a backing track, and record the input simultaneously. At first I got errors trying to do this, which stated that the refresh rates don't match, and was unable to proceed.
In order to solve this, you have to set everything to 192khz, everywhere. Go into windows' sound setting too, for both the input and the output.
All in all, very satisfied with the purchase.

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Behringer
- Released in 2015
- Average price : $121
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