I took this zvukovuha on New Year's holidays, at first I was satisfied, but now I'm thinking about taking another one for myself. I thought that this was an ideal option for the first "piece of iron", but over time I realized that it was worth saving up another 4-5 thousand and taking the same 3rd generation Focusrite Solo for myself. In general, the lack of normal drivers does not allow you to live normally. I work at FL Studio. On the standard FL Asio driver, it refuses to play sound…

In principle, if there is not a lot of money, if you are ready to spend your time in order to understand how to set it up on a computer, so that everything works as intended and do not expect something huge from it, then it is for you . Personally, I got along with her very well. I spent a lot of time downloading drivers, scouring sites and forums, well, just a huge amount of time. And this is all in order to understand that the standard firewood from Windows behaves more adequately with it…

With its pros. The sound is clear without unnecessary noise, the phantom-powered microphone sounds good Got cons: For a home studio, the best thing is that you don’t need to overpay and buy the same card, which costs three times more, so this card cannot have flaws.

Basically, it's just two inputs for your recording. Well, yes, it probably removes the load from the hardware of the computer. But in fact, this didn’t make the program lag less at high load (9 tracks with a bunch of effects, midi, etc.). I checked it with and without a card, it lags the same and the same, although I have an old laptop with a built-in audio card. Can't say it's a sensible purchase.

For this price (3500) you can't buy anything other than a piece of feces. And here, in principle, a good professional device (but you need to get a little confused with the setting) with honest characteristics. (Particularly pleased with the frequency range) Got pros: Firstly, honest discrete characteristics (16\48) and secondly, frequency characteristics. Ki (10_30 kHz) in the third is a good preamp, the case is metal protecting from pickups. Outputs to control acoustics xlr. As for the noise…

I do not recommend to buy, poor technical support. Technical support advised using high-quality monitors or professional headphones. Such an experiment was carried out right in the store where I purchased the device - the result is the same! I installed the 2902 v.2.8.40 driver recommended on many audiophile sites, but it is not for UM2, UMC22. The noise from the microphone amplifier disappeared, a line input appeared instead of Audio codec, but at least shout into the microphone, there is no…

Some pros: They probably exist, but I haven't had time to evaluate them yet. Its cons: The sound fell off, then the microphone. No shamanism with the drivers did not help.

For those who have a crash, then we install the drivers from the Internet, go to: 1) Sound control panel, audio card properties 2) Additionally, and there we set the default format to 44100Hz

For such a price, other companies have no analogues. On the recordings (when turning the volume up), you could hear ALL the sounds that the microphone could pick up - and the case fans (in quiet mode) and even the birds behind the three-layer window, but this is easily corrected by any noise dampener, since the noise volume is incomparable with the volume of the recorded voice . Personally, I needed it for amateur voice recording - and the card copes with this task - the quality for such money…

I just got it yesterday, and I've been sitting here trying it out all evening. When I first tried it, the audio card that was already installed in my laptop did not sound any different, and I couldn't understand why. After that, I gave it some thought, and I realized that, although there is a distinction, it is so subtle that it is hardly detectable in alternative rock. The bass on this card is somewhat muted, and for some people it may be too muted. Because of this, the sound card is still…

I bought it yesterday, I sat testing it all evening. At first I did not notice the difference with the built-in laptop audio card and went nuts - how so? Then I listened - there is a difference, it's just that in alternative rock it is almost inaudible. The card has very soft bass, for some it will be too soft. As a result, the card is still a budget one, and on such headphones as I have (ATH M-50x) its work is almost inaudible in some genres of music. However, microphone recording is much…

The company produces budget products with a claim to professionalism. I bought it to have an external card for writing music in Cubase. A condenser microphone of the same company is connected. There is phantom power. Perfect for a home studio. Plugged in a guitar. I did not find any noise that other comments complain about. Noises are possible from the 220V network, from low-quality cords, from the guitar itself, from lotions, etc.

Bought exclusively for guitar through FL Studio. I included it in the Windows 10 system . What I just didn’t do: noise in the headphones, in the speakers; There was no delay, but noise . I installed all possible drivers (and even this one that everyone advises BEHRINGER_2902_WIN32_2.8.40) - everything is the same. I wanted to carry it back and write an angry review. Then I turned it on on Win 7, she found the USB Audio Codec drivers herself and everything started to play! Standing ASIO4all and…

When connecting the card via USB, Windows installs its regular USB Audio Codec driver, which works crookedly, there is a lot of noise at the inputs even without load and zero gain, and the sound at the output is so-so . At first I was upset . Then I found alternative drivers on the Internet BEHRINGER_2902_WIN32_2.8.40 - everything worked fine, no noise - just need to use a condenser microphone or with phantom power And the sound is much better. Headphones 56 Om swings easily regulator for 12…

They already wrote about scuffs and a bag with adhesive tape - I have the same picture, but this is not an interior item, but a sound (!), so about the sound. Tests were carried out on Linux with Jack and Guitarix (yes, it was purchased for the guitar). There are no problems with the installation - this is not Windows, and whoever uses the line knows what he is doing :) But the sound itself . Let's start with the fact that a more or less tolerable sound can only be extracted from 512 and above.

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…

Less than 3500 is better, of course, not to be found Different pros: Price quality Works with Behringer B-1 without question, no lag is felt The body is nice, looks good too Has cons: For correct operation, install Behringer 2902 x64 2.8.40 No more dancing with a tambourine

I bought an external sound card along with the famous microphone from Ali (BM-800). It is made in a small metal case, it removes noise almost completely, now I can only hear how the computer is cracking nearby) I don't know much about audio technology. many times I recorded sound through Adobe Audition, everything is fine, there are no complaints.

Pros below: The best sound card for your money. Take it, and your sound devices will sparkle with new colors) Has cons: Please note that there are no cables included. Even a cable to connect to a USB type B computer.

Ordered, came quickly, in 2 days. Packed well, but with a surprise. It can be seen that the card is new, but heavily scratched everywhere, as if it was a display case. But everything has already been decided with support, for which many thanks to them