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Great AI for beginners!
Well I was wondering what audio interface to buy to record my guitars. Was choosing between this and Focusrite solo. Actually, the choice is as simple as: If you want a compact audio interface, that will be used a lot in different conditions(in the living room of your house, at your friends flat, in the park, at the studio - then choose Focusrite. It's more compact and "boxy" built. If I'd owned it, I'd confidently throw it in my backpack and go anywhere. I don't know why, but focusrite design gives me an impression that it's as reliable as a brick, and nothing will ever break it. While this M-Audio is a choice for a fancy studio setup. It just looks better on your desk than Focusrite(and it's bigger too, compare dimensions on website). Soundwise, I believe they're similar. So just choose if you need more compact or good-looking.
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Pretty good
Pretty good, pretty good. Good preamps also.
However, it starts distorting when you use a lot of programs. Must be a firmware issue. Fix: reconnect.
However, it starts distorting when you use a lot of programs. Must be a firmware issue. Fix: reconnect.
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YT
M-Audio AIR 192 / 4
Attractive design of the device, easy to install and operate, sound quality at a height, with this card my Studio monitors, played in different ways, can be said to have reached their potential, compact, easy to fit into the design of the Studio. One minus that does not affect the sound quality, it is a sensitive surface, very quickly scratched, and the rest is just super!
Attractive design of the device, easy to install and operate, sound quality at a height, with this card my Studio monitors, played in different ways, can be said to have reached their potential, compact, easy to fit into the design of the Studio. One minus that does not affect the sound quality, it is a sensitive surface, very quickly scratched, and the rest is just super!
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L
A very nice Interface
The interface in it's whole is a big deal. It has everything you need to make and record music.
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3R
Quality, Clarity, LOOKS GREAT! (Small pops on the sound)
The interface is amazing. The sound is really great as i tested it with my Rode NT1-A that I ordered at the same time. I liked everything about it except the small pops in the sound that turn to annoy me a bit. But perhaps there is someone that can help me with it.
I never owned an interface before, so i guess i'm still tuning in with it.
But overall, its a great looking interface with Crystal™ clear preamps.
I never owned an interface before, so i guess i'm still tuning in with it.
But overall, its a great looking interface with Crystal™ clear preamps.
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Good !
For the price, good interface
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S
Solid build, easy setup and sounds as it should
Simple interface with quality knobs. It was easy to setup and looks neat. Can definitely recommend.
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C
I'm convinced!
Kinda new to this and don't now much about interfaces.
BUT it feels sturdy, has a neat design and comes with a lot of software (that's included in the price).
Even though I'm not that familiar with interfaces and the software feels difficult to use, I'm convinced from this purchase.
It supports microphones as well as amps and direct electrical guitars/basses inputs. It also has a direct headphones output, which is always handy.
Up to my knowledge about interfaces, it does what it's supposed to do. The software that comes with it is also big, it contains A LOT of samples, etc.
If you want to record your playings but have never done it before, this would be a great purchase. Just download the software that's given with it (or any free software like audacity, etc -> it also works without the given software!), plug it in and you're good to go!
(excuse me for any mistakes, english is not my native language)
BUT it feels sturdy, has a neat design and comes with a lot of software (that's included in the price).
Even though I'm not that familiar with interfaces and the software feels difficult to use, I'm convinced from this purchase.
It supports microphones as well as amps and direct electrical guitars/basses inputs. It also has a direct headphones output, which is always handy.
Up to my knowledge about interfaces, it does what it's supposed to do. The software that comes with it is also big, it contains A LOT of samples, etc.
If you want to record your playings but have never done it before, this would be a great purchase. Just download the software that's given with it (or any free software like audacity, etc -> it also works without the given software!), plug it in and you're good to go!
(excuse me for any mistakes, english is not my native language)
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DK
Overall good
First audio interface I’ve had, it does the job with my Nt1-a and guitar. The design is a bit clunky, at first I enjoyed the giant knob for speaker control, but it’s just a large surface that gathers dust now.
Apart from that audio quality is fine, only problems I’ve had is that software such as OBS messes with the devices drivers, messing up audio until you reconnect. Something about the driver defaulting to a different buffer size or frequency, it’s easily fixable but a slight hassle.
Apart from that audio quality is fine, only problems I’ve had is that software such as OBS messes with the devices drivers, messing up audio until you reconnect. Something about the driver defaulting to a different buffer size or frequency, it’s easily fixable but a slight hassle.
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Great!
The interface is larger than it looks. For some it might be a downside, for me it's a great feature. I am happy with the quality and the way it looks. In my opinion this is better choice than Focusrite entry level interface.
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