USB Audio Interface for PC with Touch Model, AudioBox Mic Preamps 16 bit/48 kHz Phantom Power XLR 48V Audio Interface for Recording Music, Live Streaming and Podcasting Recording

La interfaz no sirve.La computadora no las reconoce.Ya veo por qué no tenía devolución, claro si no sirve.

Sounds great and is plug and play! The gain can be difficult to dial in, but once you get it set it’s awesome. Might not work for the more advanced person, but recording my guitar in stereo has been easy and sounds good!

The volume output is a bit low, but the noise level is very low so I can add gain cleanly in post processing. Phantom voltage is sufficient to drive several different mics I’ve tried, including the preamp in an SM7DB.

If you start a home studio, getting an interface with MIDI capability is best. You can access keyboard modules in whatever software you use and play your personal keyboard as a controller. You can also connect a virtual keyboard with this feature if you're making instructional videos. Viewers can "see" what you playing which is helpful when learning thru visual means. And important in translating what you want your students to comprehend. Technologies are advancing to new levels every week. And though it seems a lot of devices are gearing towards USB only, MIDI is a better option in my opinion. This is the main reason I returned this product and opted for another MIDI-capable one.

Good product very hard to set up if you are expecting plug and play, maybe not for you.I only use it for guitar, with DAW and plugins, I had to find a 3rd party driver in order to make it work.Once it is set up work great, be prepared do a little leg work and possibly some head scratching,But great for the price.

It distorted the incoming audio at the lowest volume possible.

Surprisingly low latency. Very sleek design. Great sound quality.

I returned this item, the latency made ot nearly unusable.

Product seems to have some potential for a better product. Unfortunately it did work well with my Pixel 8 phone. The issue was that when plugged the guitar and enable the app on the phone, a distorted sound was produced. Also tested with other apps, but not luck. If no phone was connected though, it seemed OK. Ith think there's a potential for this device, but I'm returning it since it did not meet this basic requirement.