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As I say, thats only relative to Behringer's 'own' design pre-amps though so whether it actually makes them better than other manufacturers is a lot more subjective. Its often related to changes in surrounding components as well to be fair to incorporate the MIDAS design but the overall end result is the same in terms of improvement. Compare two Behringer products that have their own pre-amps in with the variant that has the MIDAS ones in (such as the ADA800 8 channel A/D and the MIDAS equipped ADA8200 version) and there is a difference. With regard to MIDAS, its relative I suppose. I don't think anything they make is going to make you go wow (aside from the X consoles) but they're fall less likely to make you go ouch than they were and certainly will never make you go ouch when you look at the price tag. I think they've sold in the region of 50,000+ of that and it variants and its a superb product.
Its changed over time though, particularly with their manufacturing when they built their own plant in China, and the tipping point for me in acceptance was their X32 digital console. It wasn't uncommon to have to buy and return several examples of a product before you got a good one. Some of their designs sailed close enough to the wind in similarity to people like Aphex and Drawmer (to name but two) to be actionable and thats before we get to the build quality. Yeah, their earlier years were sketchy to say the least. MIDAS pre-amps is IMO mostly a marketing gimmick, but I'd be happy for someone to prove me wrong. IMO, Behringer tend to be very 'meh' - they get the job done but you'll never find anyone too excited about them. I use a Sound Devices USB Pre 2 on my main workstation and the preamp quality is superb, headphone output is very good, and driving monitors or Stax earspeakers is amazing. The preamps and sound quality are the best in the industry for the cost. It has analog limiters, which are amazing. You can also use for location recording and as a DSLR preamp. If you want decent limiters (I couldn't find any info on the Roland's limiters if they are decent Roland would mention them: ), I'd spend the extra $500 and get this. From your list, I'd give the Roland a spin, looks very good.
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The Scarlett 2i2 is now on a recently built Windows 10 box (ASUS MB), and so far no audio issues.
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I did have occasional issues with ASIO drivers on Windows and some issues without drivers on OSX in PP CC (could be Adobe's issue- crackling and loss of audio could also have been a USB issue on the MacPro). Nice preamps, better than the RME Fireface 800 (which I sold). No limiters unfortunately, which makes that Roland a pretty rare bird.
They make the UMC404HD worthy of a listen as well to be honest. The outrageous ( ) additional $10 is due to it having pre-amps from MIDAS.
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What is the difference between 1st and 2nd generation?)Īnd one more, just because it is just so crazy cheap:īehringer U-PHORIA UM2 2x2 (only one XLR input, and the other is 1/4", plus is just 48KHz, but is an insanely low price of $29.99!! And is the big difference between this and the Behringer U-PHORIA UMC22 2x2 for ten bucks more?) Roland Rubix22 ($150, a new release! Not shipping just yet)įocusrite Scarlett 2i2 2nd Gen (also, $150.
Important points for me, in order of priority (but I could potentially be flexible on these):Ĥ) good limiters (which doesn't seem to be that common? Though a few like the Roland Rubix24 has them)Ī few I've been considering (all prices in USD, sourced from B&H Photo, seems $150 is a very common price point here):īehringer U-PHORIA UMC404HD (has **four** inputs, and only $100!) Wondering about what low cost audio interface to get?
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