But considering the low cost of this interface, I would just get a SPDIF or AES EBU box for digital transfers or another UMC404 if I needed to mix & match phantom power inputs. The only cons on this are: no SPDIF, no AES/EBU, and Phantom power is either active on all 4 inputs or off on all 4 inputs, so no mixing and matching condenser & ribbon mics in the same interface. The headphone amp is powerful enough for tracking. If you installed 'ASIO4All' then there should be an ASIO control panel in the system tray (bottom right corner of the screen). The mic preamps sound better than the Focusrite in terms of less noise floor, EMI issues, and just sheer transparency. If you installed the optional 'driver' bundle for the Behringer UMC 404HD interface, then it will have installed ASIO drivers for the device, but the normal Windows drivers should still be present. You load the driver on your computer, plug the UMC404 in, fire up your DAW, and it just works seamlessly & intuitively.

The Behringer UMC404HD is a dream come true. I had a first gen Focusrite 6i6 that was underwhelming with its sound and a bizarre application that you had to use with your DAW that unclear both with it's manual and labeling. Switchable phantom power 48 V (for channel 1-4) Stereo headphone-output 6.3 mm jack. I have reinstalled windows 10 numerous times and tried every combination of audio drivers (manufacturers only, motherboards only, manu + motherboard. Sound Card thu m Behringer UMC404HD cn xn hn khi hng cn cung cp ti 4 u.

Lightweight, transparent sound, great features

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