I do not smell any sponsor in this video at all. Great job

@andriimotsyk3018

11 күн бұрын

Behringer?

@marianomalaquias3394

10 күн бұрын

@@andriimotsyk3018 I don't think so, he trully spoke about the xenyx preamps

@autosmiley1532

10 күн бұрын

​@@andriimotsyk3018 Your response is not at all honest or logical... I've only seen two videos of this guy, and it's clear he's not lying. And regarding your too-quick remark ==> the previous video I have seen is the one where he puts the same Behringer audio interface at the very bottom of the scale regarding residual noise in the headphone sound... You should need to learn to check before say something. 😉

@andriimotsyk3018

10 күн бұрын

@@autosmiley1532 better go check Julian Krause. Totally no buIIsht tests there

@bassyey

5 күн бұрын

@@andriimotsyk3018 Or Universal Audio, all of them sponsored him if we follow your logic.

Thank you! Outstanding deep-dive into the subject. Inspired fresh thinking about available interfaces.

Thanks for taking the time for all the testing and for providing all this information!

hard to find a complete video like this one, amazing video! and also so nice to see my favorite audient IDmkII outperformed others!

This vid is really outstanding. Such a great level of detail........SUBSCRIBED!!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the sub!

Wow, thanks for the work you put into this. Some very surprising results there.

Incredibly well put together roundup, thank you!

Wow, what an amazing video! Thank you for the thoroughness and insight.

You are a BOSS. I've never seen such an in-depth comparison. Super-impressive.

Amazing work! Thank you 👍🏻

What a comprehensive and well researched test bed. Subbed for the quality of this video!

Amazing contribution to the comunity thank you so much for doing this extencive video of high quality!

Excellent video, very informative, no such video in you tube with testing and so much details, subscribed !

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much!

Best reviews, u hit the nail on the head..all important issues with interfaces especially noise levels. Thumps Up!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Awesome, thank you so much :)

This was very informative. Thank you.

Tip: Buy an RME interface and skip the majority of these in this test. RME has rock solid drivers and great sound. I worked for an audio interface manufacturer for years and as good as our product was, we all knew that RME had the industry best drivers. Im currently using a 10 year old UFX I and its rock solid at 88.2 kHz. I clock it with an Aardsync II due to the excellent frequency dependent clocking which the Aardsync has, however RME's internal clocking is excellent. Regarding drivers, you don't want a lot of down time, and you want flawless, glitch free recording and playback with low latency. RME gives you that. Their clocking and conversion quality is also excellent. They don't have a "sound" and are very transparent.

@Frankhe78

28 күн бұрын

If you want an interface that just works get RME. No crashes, it never lets you down, no temper tantrums like driver issues or unscheduled restarts. In that respect it's actually the most boring interface ever. You forget about it because a RME is not getting in your way.

@laguasa1968

27 күн бұрын

​@Frankhe78 I work for RME and I think I'm going to use that sentence in my marketing. RME is the most boring interface.... 😂😂

@Frankhe78

27 күн бұрын

​@@laguasa1968 "You don't notice it." A RME interface is just there doing its job without attracting any attention and never failing. My Babyface pro is now seven years old and I expect I will be using it for many years to come. It's the best investment I ever made.

@RobinParmar

12 күн бұрын

Exactly. RME have best drivers, best audio tools, best sound (for the price), best support, and professional features. Absolutely no point messing with anyone else. I wish everything was this easy!

@Frankhe78

12 күн бұрын

@@RobinParmar Getting a RME interface is a total no-brainer.

Well done. The best test, comparison, and review online

The SSL 2X has been above and beyond for my podcast. Great loopback function and zero latency monitoring with monitor mix. Great video!!

Great video. You opened my ears even more. Thank you! I totally appreciate your research.

As a bedroom studio user I say thank you so much for this excellent test. Even though I have my audio interface already I now know that I don’t want to change it because you tested it. Thank you! 🙏

This was fantastic! I have been looking for a new interface and the detail in this overview was amazing! Thanks so much!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thanks, I’m glad you liked it :)

@abbyExperience

27 күн бұрын

what did u end up choosing?

@if2086

17 күн бұрын

SoundBlaster.

Extremely well done analysis, thank you!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thank you, I’m glad you liked it :)

Thank you, for some very interesting information that clarifies my questions on Interface components. 💯👍

great video. super comprehensive. would love to see tascam, and NI (among others) in there in the future. great stuff, I'm headed over to the fb group and page

Umm this is now THE BEST video on this subject! Excellent work and thank you

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Wow, thanks!

@hrdrckx

Ай бұрын

100% agreed

@ophion75

24 күн бұрын

yepp

Thank you for the tangible evidence, and extensive knowledge drop!!!!! Is there anywhere you have all the graphs posted?

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

The chart of all the interfaces is still a work in progress, but it is posted at www.getbeautifulrecordings.com I intend to post the other charts there in the future as well. Thanks, I’m glad you liked the video :)

Super helpful, Chris, thank you. First time viewer and this was so good, I have to check out what else you've posted and subscribing right now. Cheers.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thanks guitar John! I’m glad you liked it :)

This video is so value packed! thank you for making this material.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Your welcome. Thanks :)

Excellent video! Very informative!

This video was fantastic! Thank you so much for the in depth analysis! I have been wanting to upgrade from my 2nd gen 2i2 to the 4th gen, but after this video I'm now debating getting the SSL2 instead. I love these kinds of videos that dive deeper into a subject and helps the audience make decisions for themselves instead of being told what to get, so keep it up!!!

@ezekielmurphy

29 күн бұрын

I have the SSL2 and love it. It’s a great option. My only complaint is that I wish it was a smaller form factor.

Great overview. Very professional, objective and complete. Thanks!

Great video! Went into other territory i wasnt expecting, learned a bunch of cool stuff thanks!

Why no RME interfaces??

@astralaudio101

25 күн бұрын

It seems to be more in the prosumer category .. RME is high end..

@AlbinoTigerBarb

25 күн бұрын

​@@astralaudio101the babyface might suit that area

@baal7793

22 күн бұрын

RME all the way. Also the UCX II can be used here.

@janvandertoorn

22 күн бұрын

RME’s Software is just a menace and the sound is in my open somewhat Cold!

@janvandertoorn

22 күн бұрын

MT48 prosumer?🙄

Lots of great info here, thanks for taking the time to do this. Never dawned on me to use the return as an input on my id22 to bypass the preamp, duh!

Absolutely stellar video that answered all of my questions, and then several more I hadn’t thought to ask. Thank you for this.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

9 күн бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Great job man!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thank you :)

you just erased all doubts i had about purchasing a behringer umc 1820. thank you!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Yes… I think they are excellent for the price. The direct monitoring is a little tricky with that many channels though.

@chrisvanloo1007

Ай бұрын

@@Get.Beautiful.Recordings why is it tricky? subbed btw.

@TheDavidPoole

Ай бұрын

I have both that and the ADA8200 (2800?) ADAT and can recommend both. Excellent bang for buck.

Amazing in-depty work. Subbscribed! You deserve a lot more of these!

Amazing video, so much detailed information! Thumbs up! Wished you had also Apogee Symphony Desktop tested too or maybe in the future!!

This was excellent i just love the breakdown of all the audio interfaces.. Great Job Much Thanks.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

thanks, would be amazing if you got your hands on RME gear and see/hear you test it.

Such a great video. Thank you! Ik like the sound of your VO mic. What mic is this?

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

ISK ICDM.

What a great job : I discover your channel and I have learned a lot ! Lots of love from France

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Mercy beaucoup!

I switched from an Apollo MKII to a UXC II recently and love it. I am by no means as technical as you are but and would very much appreciate to hear your thoughts, or have you include some of the RME equipment in your next videos. great vidoes btw!

@sbootstrap4588

24 күн бұрын

I also have the UCX ii and just checked the specs. I couldn't immediately find the information presented the same way as shown here, but I think it is on the high end of this group. I would also like to see it added for a direct comparison.

@RobinParmar

12 күн бұрын

No point buying anything other than RME... unless maybe you have 10K to spend.

Very well made video, and well documented objective tests! However I would like to say, I did try to replicate your test with the Motu M2 on my Motu M4, and did not experience the same outcome, there was no change with headphone volume. IMO, the M4/M6 is a massive step up from the M2 in features, and does in fact have dedicated line level inputs on 3/4 which bypass the preamp. Also, the M4 was one of the few interfaces I found with RCA line level inputs/outputs, which for my use case is very handy.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

That’s interesting. Thanks for sharing :)

@johnong2655

22 күн бұрын

really a bad take on the m2

@Ambolik

15 күн бұрын

I own a Motu M2 and I couldn't reproduce the issue: my inputs remains absolutely clean whatever the headphone gain setting. Either he had a faulty unit or he made an error during his test.

Thank you for your thorough explanations. Very informative. How do you rate the Arturia AudioFuse Studio?

I am amazed by this comparison! This must have taken some serious time, and thank you for your evaluation. Looks like I made the right call upgrading from my Gen 1 Scarlett 2i2 to the Apollo X Twin. I was a bit worried about buying into the hype surrounding it

Im using Rme adi2 pro and id24 for preamp. That combination amazing. If you had used audient id44 in the test, it would have destroyed the whole list :) Thank you for great test 🙏🏻

Hi Chris! :) Thanks for all these tests! I have a question about your Motu M2 unit. Was this unit assembled in USA (original version) or it's "second revision" which was made in China? I heard in second revision Motu changed the internals (another controller, another ADC/DAC).

@shtacson

Ай бұрын

I'm interested in this too. 1st rev (2019) had ESS ES9016 (like professional MOTU interfaces) and XMOS chip while 2nd rev (2021) has ESS ES9026PRO and NXP

@shtacson

Ай бұрын

Ah, I see, Chris has rev 2021 (2 screws on combo sockets). I'm gonna do the same test on Motu M2 rev 2019 next week. I'll inform you

@v_shkafu

Ай бұрын

@@shtacson wow! That would be nice. Thanks!

@Jordanchicity23

29 күн бұрын

@@shtacson must be because i have an m4 thats fine and owned an m2 that also worked well a few years ago but sold it for the m4.

Thanks for this. Very valuable info on latency for vocals.

Thank you for your time and effort, very informative.

Great review, I wish you could have included the iConnectivity Audio4C that is also the only affordable interface that can be used with 2 devices at the same time, I don't now why most manufactures overlook this aspect as nowadays most musicians or audio techs use more than one device, for example for me I use my Windows laptop and iPad at the same time and the only affordable interface that enables me to do that is the iConnectivity Audio4C which also has really good preamps and both front panel and software controls

There is no test without a RME interface...

@eboethrasher

5 күн бұрын

there is for the people who can't afford one. Some of these are $200 or less.

I love when the internet gives me such good pieces of content. Thank you so much for the work and the info!!!

Nice and accurate review. Thanks!

Why does everyone ignore RME?

@Frankhe78

28 күн бұрын

Because they are still searching for the best interface. When they found RME the search is over.

@adsm6464

18 күн бұрын

The price point probably, buying RME suggests that you are a professional and probably don't need this advice.

@Frankhe78

18 күн бұрын

@@adsm6464 In the end a RME is actually cheeper than 'having to' buy a new interface because you can't find any new drivers anymore. Even for a serious amateur RME is by far the best choice. Professionals know it's the most robust and reliable interface out there. The best investment you will ever make because a RME will last you 15 years or longer due to well build hardware and very long driver support.

@kooistradurk

16 күн бұрын

@@adsm6464the babyface is entry level

Sad to heat the M2 did not fare well My M4 is working and sound quite excellent. Curious to see if the issues are similar on both models.

@Jordanchicity23

29 күн бұрын

same here my m4 is perfect and ive owned many of these other interfaces. for the the price the m4 was the best in its class when i got it. this guys trippen lol! he probably has a fucked up or defective device and should probably reconsider his review. whatever tho we're content haha

thank you!!!!! great review!

Wow. Just a great, information packed video.

Nice video with lots of great knowledge but the whole test and comparison is kinda pointless to me without an RME interface since they are kings of latency and driver support and arguably the best sounding according to a lot of pros...

I own the SSL2 and was a little bit concerned at the beginning if I’d be better off buying the Volt 476.. but after all the testing and videos like yours, the SSL is just crazy good quality for the cheap price! Am very pleased. The next SSL gear I’ll get is the SSL Fusion! Can’t wait!

Thank you, great review!

Totally excellent, well grounded work - and amusing - thanks vm!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much :)

I've been using SSL2+ since 2022, and I dig its sound quality and everything-only when it's working. The problem is that the little square buttons are unstable, causing issues such as hums, constant reconnecting (phantom power), intermittent loss of instrument signal, etc. These problems can be temporarily solved by re-pushing the buttons, but even the slightest accidental touch could mess it up again, and it seems like these issues are not unique to my unit. They should've done a recall.

@deaddycruel

3 күн бұрын

just re-solder new buttons

@Duckronomicon

Күн бұрын

I’m experiencing the exact same issue! This is exactly why I’m now shopping for new interfaces. I’m experiencing it particularly in Channel 2 around the square buttons!

Incredibly well done video!! Subscribed!!

Excellent video, way more information than most videos and good nerdy stuff. Well done. You should try comparing podcasting mics and interfaces, rode casters etc, it would be great to get professional's point of view on these.

Hmm…no RME? On the compact side of their interfaces you might want to look at UCX II or Babyface Pro.

@Frankhe78

28 күн бұрын

+1

@laguasa1968

27 күн бұрын

+2

Like others have said, +1 for RME. Buy literally any RME interface and enjoy the best of everything: ultra low noise preamps, crystal clear AD-DA, and the most stable drivers in the industry on PC or Mac. I tried several other brands on this list over the years and I’m sticking with RME for life now.

@Frankhe78

28 күн бұрын

Same here, get an RME and look no further. My best investment ever. Unbeatable and unbreakable.

@helmanfrow

28 күн бұрын

Kind of strange that he left them out.

@Frankhe78

27 күн бұрын

@@helmanfrow I find it quite incomprehensible. RME is the gold standard when it comes to solid hardware and the best driver support in the industry.

This is awesome work, man. Not only the sheer amount of tested interfaces, but also the thorough testing methods and very well-made and easy to understand explanations of the principles that are important for successful recording, add up to a VERY informative video. Oh, and the video production itself is also top-notch, congratulations. I wish I had such incredible sources of information when I got into serious digital recording way back in time. I hope many people watch this before doing purchase decisions. I am using the Behringer 204 and am very happy with it, and I have used MUCH more expensive solution over the decades. Your tests really reveal, that not the most popular interfaces are always the ones that are best-suited for the task someone might have. I wasn't even aware, that the other interfaces I have tested myself in the last years have no "real" analog cue, like my Behringer... Best regards and keep up making great videos.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much :) I’m glad you liked it

Wow!!! So much work went into this!

RME?? Babyface Pro FS?

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Not yet…. It’s coming.

@g.o.9513

Ай бұрын

​@@Get.Beautiful.Recordingswhen?

@Frankhe78

28 күн бұрын

@@Get.Beautiful.Recordings It absolutely has to be in your test. The Babyface pro is the most boring interface out there, the bloody thing always works and never gets in you way. Rock solid sound and the best drivers in the industry, look no further, get a RME. This is the best advice I you can give your fellow creators.

Another for RME here! Been using a Multiface II for over a decade now, am ordering the FireFace UFX III this afternoon though. Amazing sound quality, superb driver support, serious build quality etc...

@WaveRiderMusic

25 күн бұрын

yes my multiface II still running here for more than 12 years... incredible but unmatched in terms of quality/price in the current RME lineup...

@eikegermann7469

24 күн бұрын

My Fireface is 16 years old and still going strong. He can’t add RME to the line up, it would be a very short video… :D

@JulianChown

13 күн бұрын

Agreed. I'm using a FF800 and an ADI2 Pro FSR. There's definitely a difference listening to the ADI2!

@spanneng

8 күн бұрын

Just winked to my Babyface RS Pro. I will never forget it is there. My work buddy.

Buy any RME and be happy

@bluebird1954

Ай бұрын

Yeah but at the price u can buy uad and get killer plugins 😅

@g.o.9513

Ай бұрын

Do both ​@@bluebird1954

@nate_creates

Ай бұрын

@@bluebird1954 UAD plugins aren’t that incredible, and their interfaces are essentially Mac-only because the Windows support is so terrible. I’d rather buy RME and get high quality hardware and ultra stable software (with any OS). I tried both btw and ended up returning the Apollo.

@Frankhe78

28 күн бұрын

@@bluebird1954 Get native plug-ins and invest the money you save in a RME interface. This is the best advice one can give. The RME device you buy today will last you at least 15 years. Solid sound quality and the best drivers in the industry, reliable and long support.

@laguasa1968

27 күн бұрын

​@bluebird1954 for the price of the UA he is talking about, you can bet a Babyface PRO fs or for a few dollars more a UCXII and have drivers for lifetime

Excellent video. Did you cover monitor outputs? I may have missed it. Are there any significant differences on the sound quality of the monitor outputs between these units?

That's a lot of work you put into this vid, many thanks

No RME in this test?

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

No, unfortunately I haven’t had the opportunity to test them yet… but I will in the future.

@Frankhe78

28 күн бұрын

@@Get.Beautiful.Recordings Make it a priority. Sound quality and build quality can be a topic of discussion for every interface on the market but when it comes to the complete package RME is the gold standard with the most solid drivers and longest support. Buy a RME device today and you will still be using it in 15 years from now. It is the best investment ever.

Behringer UMC series for the win 🏆

Excellent video, my friend! Thanks for this!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thanks, I’m glad you liked it :)

Thank you so much for making this. Very informative!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Сағат бұрын

Thanks so much !

Can’t believe the RME babyface pro FS is not included in this analysis

@Frankhe78

28 күн бұрын

This test is not complete without a RME device in the lineup.

Very informative, thank you! :D

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much:)

best video so far on the topic. thank you

Where is RME?

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

They’re based out of Germany.

@tauernhiker0001

Ай бұрын

@@Get.Beautiful.Recordings thanks 🥳😂😍 No...seriously....I really like your video because it states exactly what experience will tell you only after years. Almost all available Audio Interfaces today - also the very affordable ones - will be totally fine for 99.9% of users. I'm still not sure whether or not RME is indeed providing you with direct monitoring..... Anyhow.....since I'm a very convinced RME customer, I can only state that latency is between ultra-low and negligible with all RME products I know. And their driver support and standalone capabilities are also outstanding. Cheers and keep up the good informative work. The re-looping tests are really cool.

This is weird, I have a Motu M2, Mac m1. I don't have that problem that you have increasing the headphones volume, actually I don't have any complain about noise at all. Is true the headphones output is low but I use my interface connected to a mixer.

Excellent technical and practical review ! Thank you ... subscribed.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

11 күн бұрын

Awesome, thank you!

Sincerely, great advice!

I own 2 MOTU ( 828 mkIII and 828x both Amazing !!! ), a Focusrite Clarett 4, Line6 Helix and MAudio (a hate this hahah) The pres of MOTU are really beautiful.

this guys tripping my motu m4 sounds perfectly fine when headphones are turned to max. you also fail to mention that the m4 has dedicated line inputs 3/4 and had rca in/outs. i didnt see any other interfaces with rca inputs and for monitors too. i bought and sold many of these interfaces as a side hustle since when the pandemic started and in my estimation the motu m4 sounded the best. go home guy youre drunk!!!!!

@filterscape

29 күн бұрын

Agreed

@morbidmanmusic

3 күн бұрын

I love your testing methods and posted results. You just can't hear.

Wonderful helpful video...have you tested the Rodecaster Duo? I had the Audient ID 24 and really liked it, but like this better i think....curious for your thoughts?

Thank you very much! Fantastic achievement - a detailed and exhaustive analysis, and (considering the amount of hard data in here) brilliantly explained... I have been using the Behringer UMC202HD for a couple of years now, just on my own simple music... so I was not surprised to find the series rating highly. Oh - and one side note ... I always thought I was the only one who ever used ISK headhones! I have used a pair of HF2010s (semi-open back) for about 10 years now and they have been excellent - although to be fair I have only just ventured into live vocal recording (so might need some closed backs now!)

Hi there! I hope this is okay but just wanted to let you know that something might be wrong with your MOTU M2 test. I tested this multiple times and didn't have distortion. But I think what 'may' be causing some distortion is that you had your 2nd input to the max. Doing that will make you hear much more noise that isn't there. kzread.info/dash/bejne/p2uD1NGGXby8lag.html

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

24 күн бұрын

I didn’t show it in the video, but I experimented with several other parameters to see if it had an effect on this, such as the volume of the other input, different headphone impedances, and applying 48 volt. These had no impact on the results.

@johnong2655

22 күн бұрын

@Dracomies How bout plugging in your xlr mic to the 2nd input instead of the first? Was there any difference?

42:00 I think you are pretty harsh and suss by claiming the Motu m2 is unusable. I have this device and it's very usable and specs are excellent, definitely not the worst, that's laughable to claim. For instance, you say the preamp noise floor is 9.3 dB ...how did you formulate these values on the noise floor chart you showed? dB is not a unit of measurement. Typically, measurements like this are presented in dBU. An accurate measurement of the noise floor of the preamp is -129 dBU A-weighted, which is very good. At 42:05 you claim the motu line output / input are not great ... I understand the goal of this test, but it's not a very scientific way to test either the outputs or inputs on the device. The inputs on this interface are designed to accommodate instrument signals, so there will be some high pass filtering. Repeatedly sending the same signal through this input will result in a recording without any low frequency information. The Line outs on the M2 are excellently spec'd. If you were to perform this loop test with another input designed specifically as a line input, you would achieve near perfect conversion. At 42:36 you claim that distortion from the preamps of the microphone inputs can get introduced into the recording at max volume on the headphone jack ... well it's somewhat of an expected behavior, though running into this in any normal use-case is extremely unlikely. The test in the video requires sending a full scale test tone out of the headphone output with the level at maximum. This results in a massive power draw from the phones output which can impact distortion performance on the mic inputs. The headphone output on the M2 is very powerful, so a test like this would produce an extremely loud signal, which I don't expect the average user would need. This increased distortion result will only occur with a constant full scale tone sent to the phones out. A typical audio signal with transients and dynamics will not demand the same power from the headphone amp and will not impact the performance of the microphone inputs.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

Thanks for your input.

@Notinserviceij

Ай бұрын

Bro I know you are mad because it's your device But if it works for you it works for you No need to be upset trying to scramble up every possible explanation you have for the product It's not suss at all it's just facts Again if it works for you then great

@ridesharesydneydrivers8592

Ай бұрын

@@Notinserviceij facts lol. you sound upset bub. I shared this detailed response for anyone else who might come across this video and be led astray. So hopefully they read my comment and can make a more informed decision. If that bothers you, you should ask yourself why … And if you actually read and understood what I wrote you wouldn’t be so disingenuous and flippant. I provide clear detailed information that brings in to question the claims made by the reviewer in the video. If you don’t agree bring an argument in place of your ego. Because that’s all I see in your comment. Ego. If you don’t care then that’s your issue not mine.

wow! best video I've seen so far on audio interfaces. Thank you so much for all the testing you did. I want to practice and record guitar using amp sims but I prefer to use headphones. Although the Motu M2 got good results for the headphone performance test, should I skip and get the Audient ID? For reference, I use DT 770 250 ohm headphones.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

6 күн бұрын

With high impedance headphones like the ones you have, a stronger output signal is important, and the Audient has a stronger headphone output than the Motu m2. Yes… I would suggest the Audient over the Motu.

Amazing Video...I would love to see this type of breakdown on monitors

I love the knowledge, plus your KZread audio is good. Great job. I have a Focusrite 2i2 1st Gen. After listening to you, I need to upgrade ASAP.😃😄 I need a recommendation, please. I'm part of a singing group, and I produce voice overs. What 4+ channel interface would you recommend for my requirements? Under $1K, budget perfered. Thank you for your time. Please, keep the knowledge rolling.

Thank you for this incredibly detailed review. Really happy to have found your channel. I am curious though if you have looked at or compared any of the Arturia (audiofuse or minifuse) interfaces? I’d be curious to know how they compare to the ones you tested. I like that the Arturia models have built-in USB hubs for connecting controllers, etc and wish more manufacturers would include this feature.

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

Ай бұрын

I have not used or tested them, but I’m also very curious about how they perform. I will eventually test them out.

Such a great video! Is there any way you could setup the video chapters so we can more easily navigate through the video? I find that I need to go back and forth a few times, and it would be so much easier if the chapters were setup.

Thank you for the work :)

This is an incredible video and should be the baseline for this type of analysis

Very informative. Terrific presentation!

@Get.Beautiful.Recordings

26 күн бұрын

Thank you so much :)