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Key Features
- Musicians, Producers, and Songwriters
- USB Type-A Connectivity
- 2 MIDAS Mic/Line/Instrument Preamps
- 1 Headphone Out, 4 Line Outputs
For budget-conscious musicians, producers, and songwriters looking to realize their creative visions in crisp 192 kHz digital resolution, the Behringer U-PHORIA UMC204HD desktop 2x4 USB 2.0 audio/MIDI interface presents a welcome and user-friendly solution that's equally convenient for recording at home or in any location where inspiration strikes.
The tough, impact-resistant metal UMC204HD interface sports two pro-grade MIDAS-designed mic preamps, accessible via XLR-1/4" combo input jacks. Thanks to its switchable phantom power and per-channel line/instrument buttons, the U-PHORIA UMC204HD is ideal for simultaneous recording of two unique sources such as condenser or dynamic microphones, electric guitar/bass, and keyboards. Add tone-enhancing character to your recordings by integrating analog outboard gear such as compressors and EQs (available separately) through the rear-panel 1/4" insert jacks.
Adjust the level for each input from the independent front-panel gain knobs while checking the front-panel LED indicators for signal presence and clipping. If you see the red clip lights, turn down the gain. Adjust the monitor mix knob counterclockwise to hear your live input signal without latency when tracking, or turn it to the right to make a blend of the input and computer playback for overdubbing. There's also a nearby switch for setting the monitor mix to mono or stereo.
More DetailsThe tough, impact-resistant metal UMC204HD interface sports two pro-grade MIDAS-designed mic preamps, accessible via XLR-1/4" combo input jacks. Thanks to its switchable phantom power and per-channel line/instrument buttons, the U-PHORIA UMC204HD is ideal for simultaneous recording of two unique sources such as condenser or dynamic microphones, electric guitar/bass, and keyboards. Add tone-enhancing character to your recordings by integrating analog outboard gear such as compressors and EQs (available separately) through the rear-panel 1/4" insert jacks.
Adjust the level for each input from the independent front-panel gain knobs while checking the front-panel LED indicators for signal presence and clipping. If you see the red clip lights, turn down the gain. Adjust the monitor mix knob counterclockwise to hear your live input signal without latency when tracking, or turn it to the right to make a blend of the input and computer playback for overdubbing. There's also a nearby switch for setting the monitor mix to mono or stereo.
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Does this work with protools?
Yes, the Behringer U-Phoria audio interface will work with Pro Tools. The majority of audio interfaces will work with Pro Tools along with other DAWs.
Date published: 2019-02-05
is the device compatible with a usb 3.0 ...
is the device compatible with a usb 3.0 connection?
Yes
Date published: 2020-10-02
what is the function of phantom power?
what is the function
of phantom power?
Phantom power provides power to condenser microphones.
Date published: 2019-08-16
Can this unit be powered on with a USB wall plug ...
Can this unit be powered on with a USB wall plug or does it need to be plugged into a computer to Turn on?
Even though it is not made for that particular application, yes it can be powered off of a USB wall plug.
Date published: 2020-03-08
How to use for podcast with 2 persons and 2 ...
How to use for podcast with 2 persons and 2 headphones? Do I need to use a Y adapter to listen both participants?
I don’t know. I got this for my grandson. I’ll text him and see if he knows
Date published: 2020-03-25
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Can I connect an iPad to this?
I presume you mean can I use this as an audio or MIDI interface on an iPad , rather than can I connect the audio output from my iPad to this . The U-Phoria has a USB interface. iPads since about 2012 have had Lightning interface (8 pins, connector about 1/16 by 1/4 ). Older iPads had a 30-pin connector. Either way, you would need to get an appropriate convertor from your iPad to USB. So life might be simpler if you bought an audio or MIDI interface that connects directly to your iPad. B&H sells a several, from Korg, iRig, Scarlett etc. Search for iOS audio interface and make sure the description mentions Lightning (the 30-pin interface is pretty much obsolete so you may not find current products for it)
Date published: 2018-08-26
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Will this work with Resolve/Fairlight? I'm looking for an audio interface for my edit/color workstation to work with Mackie MR824 speakers.
Yes it will work with your Resolve/Fairlight.
Date published: 2018-10-24
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What is the best way to connect to my mac
Just connect the unit to Mac with a USB cable. There probably is no other way to do it.
Date published: 2018-08-26