There’s also a standard ¼ inch headphone jack and some basic controls to shape an on-the-fly monitor mix. The controls for each input include a gain dial, a 10 dB attenuator (pad), and a switch to toggle between line level and instrument level. The front panel of the device features four XLR inputs, which accept either balanced (male XLR) or unbalanced (¼ inch guitar cable) connections. By connecting the Behringer’s USB output to a laptop or desktop computer, one can capture the signal in their digital audio workstation software of choice (Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Nuendo, Audacity, etc). The UMC-404HD is capable of recording high-resolution audio at up to 192-khz/24-bit via the internal Midas Mic Preamps. For someone who’s just finished their undergraduate degree and is looking to go freelance, it may not be possible to invest in a expensive top-of-the-line recording interface from the likes of Apogee or Universal Audio.īehringer’s UMC-404HD is the perfect starter unit for the up-and-coming audio professional or even non-professional enthusiast, offering four inputs and four outputs for around $100.
Perhaps the most daunting aspect of pursuing a career in audio or music production is justifying the cost of a good recording/mixing interface.
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