Behringer U-PHORIA UM2 Audiophile 2x2 USB Audio Interface with XENYX Mic Preamplifier | for Recording Microphones and Instruments

The Behringer U-Phoria UM2 USB Audio Interface is an absolute game-changer for anyone looking to elevate their audio recording setup. I recently paired it with my Rode PodMic, and the results have been outstanding. This audio interface delivers crystal-clear sound quality, allowing the Rode PodMic to shine and capture every nuance of my voice. Whether I'm recording podcasts, voiceovers, or music, the UM2 ensures that my audio comes through with pristine clarity and accuracy. I also appreciate the ease of use and versatility of the UM2. With its plug-and-play functionality, I was up and running in no time, and the intuitive controls make it easy to adjust levels and settings to suit my needs. Overall, I'm extremely impressed with the Behringer U-Phoria UM2 USB Audio Interface. It's the perfect companion for the Rode PodMic, delivering professional-grade sound quality and performance at an affordable price point. If you're looking to take your audio recording to the next level, I highly recommend giving the UM2 a try.

Amazing little interface for the price. I picked up the UM2 to drive an inexpensive XLR condenser mic, and it works great. Its pretty no frills, but you can't go wrong for the price. Behringer did a nice job with the DAC's and they are very clean and noise free for me. I did see a subtle difference with the website driver vs the generic Windows installed driver but I didn't use any of the other software. Dual input is a bonus at this price, even with the single XLR and 1/4 TRS input jack, they are driven with independent GAIN settings. The next one up offers some extra features like a pad feature and an improved MIDAS preamp, but honestly the little UM2 sounds just fine for my needs, it is pretty on part with some more expensive ones out on the market, and I'd be hard pressed to no choose that over a little USB mixer board for the $70-100 price point of some of the others. It depends on what you want though, if you have 1-2 inputs and you don't care about compressors and all that fancy stuff or just need a no frills clean interface than this works great. Computer sound can be pumped out the outputs (RCA and 1/4 TRS), and mixed with a monitor button. The monitor blend button does quiet the output somewhat but it lets you hear the inputs overlaid with he audio. The indicators are small but nice to have, good to see some signal activity and clipping. The only cons that I have are that the USB input is driven with a single mixed channel input, so if your looking for virtual interfaces, eh you won't find it at this price point.

I purchased this in order to have a small interface for traveling and sometimes to record at night on a different machine. Maybe I would rate it higher. I found that everything works very well I have audio interfaces that are part of some other machine ( Digital recorder, effects unit). I don't get any latency with those interfaces. On the Mac in Live I get some latency using the Behringer but interestingly not when I use a plug-in like amplitube. In addition you need to download the driver to work with windows. This is not difficult at all but just letting you know. It's fun late at night to have a simple interface works great With GarageBand, mix craft and pretty well with live like I said I'm not sure if a "" better"interface would have less latency. Everything works nicely, I do like Behringer but ironically I think I would travel with a different interface maybe I would've returned it if it was convenient. For the price and the quality it's a great first audio interface for a beginner and perhaps a convenient one where you don't need bells and whistles. I'm a little wary of buying an older used interface and this is just about the least expensive and quite small. For now I'll keep it though I might sell it at some point. If you need a small interface that takes up very little room and easy to use and does have Direct monitoring I think this is a good unit. Small well-built interfaces go for around $100 so this one will save you money if that's an issue or is a great spare for travel, the office, or where you don't want to break up your studio but you need an interface with another computer or to record elsewhere. For the size you could just carried around in the car so you can record wherever you go.

Chegou no prazo e veio perfeito, produto ótimo.

Prior to deciding to buy the Behringer U-Phoria, we had been struggling with the Steinberg UR22 for a few years now . With the UR22, you needed to install over 10GB of software and drivers, and the jump through hoops to get your account which is only allowed to run on a single machine, and is a lot of hassle to set up. Nothing so hard with the Behringer U-Phoria; we simply plugged it in to our PC, no software nor drivers required, the power LED lit up and we plugged our mic and headphones in - and it just works flawlessly. And better yet the sound quality from the U-Phoria is even better than the UR22. I can thoroughly recommend the Behringer U-Phoria. It's cheap, and very straight forward to use, with great sound quality. Sincerely get this product - it has made our lives so much easier and is my new favourite interface!

Best Audio Interface in the price range, the build quality is good, knobs feel well build, ports are sturdy, overall plastic construction is great. Definitely go with it.

This is absolutely amazing for the price, sound quality is amazing and works flawlessly for recording my guitar. Took me a little bit to find the cable in the box when I first opened it lol. Turns out it was in the styrofoam. Overall great product

Haven't tried a mic run into it yet, but guitar sounds perfectly fine. Sometimes it has a buzzing sound, but nothing a little noise reduction can't fix!