Review on External sound card BEHRINGER U-PHORIA UMC22 by Amar Amar ᠌

As a consequence, for your money, a wonderful device, and it is quite possible to start collecting your own budget stack of equipment from it (if there is no money at all, but you really want to compose music very much) - it is quite conceivable. The drivers that come with Ploytec 2.8.45 are currently your best option. Has some pros 1) Price 2) Taking into consideration its price point, it possesses the necessary set of functionality for recording, for instance home demos. The metal casing is pleasing to the touch, does not stain, and nearly never scratches. 3) The cost, in case there is anyone who is still confused about it. Do not believe a word anyone tells you that adding the appropriate firewood will keep the noise at the inputs to a minimum, regardless of how certain they may seem. Yeah, when I play my guitar with a "clean tone," it sounds amazing, almost like glass. But as soon as you turn the gain potentiometers (on any of the ports) by more than 70% (or, God forbid, wrap the guitar sound with overdrive effects!) - a foul noise appears, smeared in an equal layer over the entire frequency range, amplifying and changing its frequency by turning the potentiometers. (the noise around 450-550 kHz is extremely strong, which makes working with a guitar somewhat unpleasant) I'm not an engineer by any stretch of the imagination, but something tells me that the Chinese did a very poor job shielding, or that powering such equipment from USB is a questionable idea. Either way, it seems like they should have done better. To be fair, it should be mentioned that there are plug-ins available for the recording that can (somewhat) remove this noise from the recording. (Good, so that it is sufficient for a demonstration in the comfort of your own house. If you wish to record something that is more significant on THIS, I have some unfortunate news for you.)