Great sound thanks

Check out Audient. Julian Krause has good videos on their interfaces

This is really helpful thank you! Came here after hearing some analog sequencer sounds.

Great video!

Very cool sound! Love it / I will reproduce for my tracks (:-:)

I love how he made a supersaw with reverb and the crowd went wild The moral of the story though is if you learn how to do a bunch of simple things and put them together you can be a master. Inspirational for me!

I have listened your recommendation and feel so bad right now. How is your arp in this keyboard? Mine works like crap: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fGOup35sbs2Fh68si=kb_-_p4dryFEjZLH

Watching virtual riot like this gives me inspiration to teach kids how to make music

Looking for Help! Whats the chord prog? Any1? need help i think it is something like Fmin7 CMin8 C#Maj 7... is that correct? what are the chords after that part?

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If you are musician…bass, guitar, vocals, winds, etc…Neve 88 is the best option. Few I/O but giant sound.

Thank for all your acknowledgment. Greetings from Argentina!!!

Can you try phonk music 🎶

Yo llegue a trabajar para a big sound design group y pude hacer ghost production tambien a mi favortio artista, la clara me cogieron de pendejo, me mandaron hacer mas de 150 sonidos para su penultimo paquete, y utilizaron mis sonidos para hacer derrivados sin mi permiso, me tuve quedar callado para no crear un papelon y perder mi standing for just standing up for myself, pero de esto uno aprende. Keep your head up, hay que meterle.

Used to have a problem with my Ultralite MK5 from Motu but after many firmware updates it runs like a champ!

vas 10 años tarde

Hey did you use fl studio 21 on this macbook? If so How did it perform?

I tested the Arturia MiniFuse 2 and the UA Volt 2. Both are nice, but didn't convince me 100%. The Arturia had too little volume when doing direct monitoring because with the blend around the middle, the DAW and direct signals were both reduced quite a bit. But it has a blend knob, and many other features the Volt 2 doesn't have. The Volt 2 had a more powerful headphone output, maybe slightly better sound quality, and a proper power switch. But no loopback, no mix blend knob, and a bad software experience with iLok (couldn't get the included plugins working). So I finally got a preowned MOTU M4 for pretty much the same money. This solved all my issues, i. e. it combines all the benefits of the MiniFuse 2 and the Volt 2. And it doubles the channels as well and has half the latency. Tascam might also be worth a look, they seem to fly a bit under the radar, even though it's a brand with a lot of heritage.

I’ve had my Minifuse from Arturia for over a year now and haven’t had any serious problems with the unit, so I would highly recommend Arturia. You get a 5 year warranty too ;)!

I also had an issue with that exact interface… Very shortly I bought it new, the midi out port stopped working…

Honestly, you're going to keep having these same experiences by buying sub $500 interfaces. Honestly, the fact that there are even interfaces that are so cheap now, that do sound halfway decent is a miracle compared to how it was in the early 00's. You can either keep buying cheap interfaces and hope to get lucky, or you can save your money for a few months and buy something decent that will last you longer than a year or two. The fact you can get an audio interface that is cheaper than a week of groceries....is amazing, but temper your expectations. If you're a beginner, absolutely. If you know you are going to keep doing music, then just save a little more and get something worthwhile.

Motu, SSL, UA volt

TRY ESI !!!! they got good buildcuality, nice amps, drivers are regularly updated and they are realy realy unexpansive.. got the ESI U22XT as a backup interface, its only 40 bucks, a nobrainer

I had the same problem the stereo it always has problem. good video

I have a Scarlette 18i20 Gen3. At least three times a day, all the audio becomes heavily distorted, like it's bit-crushed and wrapped in white noise. I have to turn the unit off and on again to resolve - until the next instance. Previously, I had a Saffire Pro 40. It did the same thing. I RMA's that one, and the second unit did the same thing. I also had a Steinberg interface (that I bought for use when the first Pro 40 was RMA'd) and it's been rock solid any time it was ever used on any machine, but it doesn't sound as good, frankly. I'd be interested in seeing where you go next because I'm in the market for similar reasons.

What did you expected from a budget interface? They are all shit in some ways. Look at RME or Universal Audio

My Behringer interfaces never let me down.

Hey, I didn't watch the video - just came by to give a thumbs up for the thumbnail 👍

I purchased the UAD Apollo X. Differrent world. Came from RME. I'm on a Mac. If you on a PC - have fun. That might annoy some people but I've done this for years and prefer a Mac.

RME is always a winner, I always used their optic interfaces in the studio with Saphire converters. Lately I prefer Universal Audio.

Thank you for this video. My 2I2 2nd gen is actually doing exactly what you described, after many years of use. I thought it was the power outlet that I was using that was making the problem, but even after changing, the problem continues.

I've been using NI Komplete Audio 6 Mk2 for years, with no issues, use it with my Guitar, Mics, its travel size, I just got a Microfreak Synth a couple weeks ago as well and tried to connect it to integrate my studio setup, had zero hassle about it, works wonders, plenty of I/O, decent knobs (plastic, tho) metal/plastic casing, affordable and with tons of free downloadable goodies from NI (cant remember what it was, tho, since it was a long time ago, but I remember getting a plugin package with very decent plugins, with it). Before that I had an M-audio Fast Track (garbage ass interface, cheap and unreliable as all hell, you got what you paid for) so it was a GIANT upgrade, getting the Komplete A6. I've also tried the Behringer UMC (can't remember if it was a 22 or a 202) and it was decent, not great but got the job done and it was cheap. Depending on your budget you could get something like a Minifuse or an SSL one (they have some cool gimmicks) but I would settle for something without experimental stuff, just get something baseline, realiable, preferably metal encased for ruggedness, especially if you travel with it. I think there's an Apogee interface that people swear by it, but I can't remember the model off top. Anyway, considering the price-point of these things, if you get 6-8 years with your interface, I would say it's a win, as they're not meant to last too long with today's electronics manufacturing standards.

RME and Topping have top of the line interfaces, while also having top of the line prices. As for other interfaces that are much more wallet friendly, I would recommend UA’s Volt series of interfaces or SSL’s interfaces. I have the SSL 12 and I love it (this sentence is subject to change as I’ve only had it for a few months now. Fingers crossed that nothing happens to it.) Another, more wallet friendly set of interfaces, is Steinberg’s UR-C series. Then again, these are all suggestions and I encourage you to do buckets of your own research, but I at least wanted to shout these 3 out as contenders.

Not another audio engineer enthusiast railing against a cheap, dependable audio IO!!! My heart can't take it. I can't wait till 10 years from now when everyone is talking about what a piece of junk Volt IO's are and why you should never buy one.

check out the Topping E2x2 or E4x4. great quality software and hardware, cheap price

Same as your Audio interface. When I adjust volume knobs I heard crackling noise and loosing sound from left and right headphones. I used m audio 192/4 for 3 years btw

What's the constant crackling in this Video from?

Another Interface I will NEVER use again is PRESONUS. They're garbage. I'm currently using a real cheap 4 channel Behringer USB interface, was only $99, and it has ZERO delay, compared to my Presonus Firewire.

I have a Lexicon Alpha for about 10 years now, apart from noisy knobs, have never failed me this way. I wanted to upgrade to this, now it sounds like I won’t be doing that.

Get an A&H Zedi10FX and listen to the “fan” noise. Then return it.

I highly recommend RME

Never buy an audio interface that doesn't have a power supply if you can afford it, because if your computer glitches the power (which is more likely than a power supply)it can FRY the chipset in the interface. 90% of the failures I have seen in my 20+ years of using computers for audio were interfaces that relied on the computer for power!

I'm having the same issue with my Focusrite 2i2 volume knob. Crazy static! I'm thinking about getting an Audient or UA Volt.

I strongly recommend RME Babyface.

I had second generation and it failed on me too...one day it just stopped working and I could smell it probably burned down

Hey man would love to see your review(s) on the Arturia and the UA Volt! I am in the market for a new interface too (though I have time) so this highly interests me! If you can, start with Arturia first but if you review both anyway, the order doesn't matter too much. Cheers! :)

Comment, what interface should i review next? 🤔🧐

Este era el tuto que necestaba

thanks

nice tutorial!