This interface is no different, solid build and crispy clean sound.
I have many of M-Audio's product line and have never had a problem. This is the best value in gear I have come across in a decade. Unless you need more inputs (recording drums or something).
#M audio mobilepre usb driver no sound install
It communicates fine with all my other drivers and programs and I never bothered to install a driver or anything. Maybe I will make some real estate available on my desktop for a better setup. We did have issues until we installed the latest drivers (try to use as few generic as possible). I just wish there was a power button as I hate to unplug the cable because of where I have it set up now. We just updated the hard drive to an Solid State drive and then had to reinstall windows and the software and drivers. With some fiddling and some acoustic foam I was able to get an amazing sound eventually out of the XLR inputs as well. Having only 2 LED's in a meter is not optimal but it's digital, so you just need to avoid clipping and can correct volume pretty significantly before the noise floor becomes noticeable. I did struggle to get a good microphone level and sound out of this preamp using the phantom power rear XLR inputs. I normalized the "silent sections" to see how much digital noise or artifacts were present and it was well below acceptable ranges for just about any recording environment without having to bandpass anything. The microphone of course picked up the guitar from the room, despite my homemade deflection screen.Ĭhannel 1, with the guitar plugged in direct however, had crystal clear audio with no crosstalk and a much fuller tone than the soundcard in my aging computer. I plugged my budget knockoff guitar into the left channel and my budget condenser into the 2nd channel XLR input.
#M audio mobilepre usb driver no sound portable
Solid clean digital audio in small portable and inexpensive package
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