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That's what I meant by a one-time purchase. The pre-amps are very good and low-noise, even a tad better than the 2i2's I've noticed, though a bit less good than the Komplete Audio.

It is packed with features that can only be found on higher-end audio interfaces like the Arturia Audiofuse.įor one thing, it has 4 inputs at a price tag of only around a hundred bucks with individual gain control and pad buttons. This thing is crazy good for its price tag. It is truly a one-time purchase.įor studio and live use, I'd throw this thing in those scenarios and it'd probably work out because of how versatile this thing is. Overall the price leaves little to complain about.īehringer killed it with this one.

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The line outputs are low, if you are connecting to a pro line level you might find the output insufficient, if you are connecting it to a PA or a mixer down the line, make sure you can pick something with a -10dB option for the level (and even then they might be a bit on the low side with the MAIN OUT at maximum level). Line level inputs start distorting before clipping, make sure your signals are not too hot (even though they are not clipping distortion will happen), this seems to be more evident at higher frequencies.

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The CLIP and SIG LEDs are useful guides, but you need to monitor your levels through software to set the microphones gain (at least until you know how they behave with the interface). However when monitoring the outputs for channels 3-4 (by depressing the Monitor A/B button) they are completely separated from the rest, including the inputs. When monitoring, you can mix the inputs and the outputs with the MIX knob.įor the inputs you can listen to all of them at the same time, and stereo mix them as well by pressing the Stereo/Mono button. The knobs feel really nice, time will tell, but they feel a grade above the ones used in other Behringer consoles. The headphone output has more than enough power to drive 250 Ohm headphones (tested Beyer Dynamic DT 990 Pro and DT 297 PV) The microphone inputs are quite clean, at least when using condenser microphones with phantom power (slightly more noise than in a SSL2 interface). So, yeah, I am gonna go ahead and recommend this interface as if you are looking for a card with the specs it packs, you really can't go wrong with the 404HD.Ĥ channel input/output USB Audio interface that is cheap in price but quite nice in quality, additionally it is plug and play for Linux (tested with Ubuntu 20.04). the price is ridiculous for what you get, absolutely ridiculous! Line/Instrument and Pad buttons are very useful, no problems with the quality of the pots etc except that the Volume is way too close to the Mix and if you have big hands/fingers it might be a problem (well, not a problem but maybe a mild inconvinience).Īll in all, at that price and with these specs, this might be one of the best purchases I've ever made. The Mix pot was a little bit odd to me at first (mixes the input sound and playback sound) but that's alright.

The card is dead silent, its convertors "sound" great, I've already digitize quite a few of my material without any issues. I also use the AKG271's and this soundcard can drive'em without any problems (no need for headphone amp in this case). The interface got paired with my Presonus Eris E5, no problems, the E5's have been set to unity (half their volume) and the Behringer takes care of the rest. Don't get me wrong, it's not something you must have, but it was a very good and useful thing to have and the Behringer software is kinda of poor gut it does the job (and when it doesn't do it, you can always set a few things from within the DAWs). One thing I am already missing is the Control/Mixing Panel of the Focusrite. That's the only thing I downloaded from the Behringer site, by the way, I don't need anything else.

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No problems with the Win10 drivers (built 1909) which is always a good thing.

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It looks sturdy enough, the manual contains only the basic information but apart from the routins, it is a simple device. I read a ton of revivews and although I had never bought any Behringer device worth of 15 euros or more, I pulled the trigger and bought one. These two groups of connections have different specs (impedence) so I didn't want to mess around and waist time with any of this. So, I would have to connect 2 channels to the preamps and 2 channels to the line ins. I was just about to pull the trigger and buy the Scarlette 4i4 3st gen which costs more or less double the money, until I noticed that not only it had only two line ins (at the back) but since the 1st generation they removed 2 of the front preamps. Mind that I used to have a Scarlette 4i4 1st generation which I never had any issues but I sold it long time ago. So, I wanted a 4 input USB interface that could record at 48Khz/24bit 4 tracks at the same time without issues in order for me to digitize my master tapes from my 4 channel analoge track recorder.