M-AudioAIR 192x8 USB C MIDI Audio Interface for Recording Music, Vocal, Guitar with Studio Quality, 2 XLR in, RCA outs and Music Production Software

While I've only had this for 2 days now, I must say that after days of agonizing research with dozens of video reviews I'm quite pleased. It suits my needs exactly.My main usage requirement was something that could handle 2 instruments, mic, and midi keys running to my DAW recording to separate tracks.This is my first Audio interface, and sound quality is very good compared to the previous ways I recorded audio to my PC (a lot of individual USB inputs)While less important, I also wanted something that didn't clutter my workspace and this is amazing for that reason. I can leave the types of things I'll rarely unplug like mics, monitors and Midi plugged in through the back and just plug in guitar/bass or whatever as needed in the front. Perfect.Couldn't be happier with my decision really.My Specs:* M-Audio AIR 192|8* System: 2012 Macbook Pro* DAW: GarageBand & LogicX* MIDI: Yamaha S08 Keyboard* Various Guitars* MIC: AKG Pro Audio P220 Condenser

I have the Focusrite solo and was, well, ok with it. But I decided to buy a new audio interface. In looking around, There were lots of brands that were jumping out. But I went on a hope and a prayer with the M-Audio 192/8. To keep this short, I can truly say, I got my monies worth with this interface. Now I'm ready to record. It works great and was way easy to set up.

When this guy works it's great. The audio capture, the meters, everything fantastic. I think it's one of the best looking interfaces to leave on your desk without having microphone cables shooting out on your desk. The built-in DAC to the headphones was noticeably better than my other DACs.Only issue was that I get crackles and pops when running this thing on Windows 10. Also countless driver issues, so I just couldn't comfortably hold on to this. I ended up returning but if someone has an Intel and it's compatible with that I would definitely recommend this one.

Upgrade from a TASCAM US-144mkII…Same numbers - 192/24 bit both units..BIG DIFFERENCE in sound quality when using the M-AUDIO 192/8 USB interfaceLatency numbers are way down..The additional “outputs” controls are very useful for the home recorder.The Crystal PreAmps are VERY clean..Would buy again.. just wondering what took me so long..Thank youQuite a nice build..

We are a smallish church, new to livestreaming and ordered this product "hoping" that it would work to connect our old existing soundboard to our new livestream software - and it did just that! The connections were easy to make, the instructions for downloading the driver were easy to find, and the quality of the sound is very good for the money. If you are looking for a way to bridge your existing in-house sound system to your livestream software, this could be the answer.

Ever since I got it, I would get subtle pops in the guitar line, didn’t matter what side. Then after 2 years of ignoring it or trying to hid it the best I can, now it’s starting to make everything sound like white noise. Reached out to M Audio, gave me tips to update drivers, change USB slots, get new cords, did all of that and it’s still not working. M Audio is radio silent on replacement or repair.

Works well for my setup. I use Ableton and Rekordbox and route the audio into this for my speaker output with my dj setup.

An excellent solid package. Flawless operation, low latency. I wish they offered a 4 in 4 out for my applications.