M-AUDIO M-Track Solo – USB Audio Interface for Recording, Streaming and Podcasting with XLR, Line and DI Inputs, Plus a Software Suite Included

People cry over this but it's actually really good. No it's not like the expensive alternatives... Obviously... But for what you're paying it's 100% recordable and produced suitable demos. I recorded a demo on this recently and it turned out great for just a demo. Did the job nicely. Easy to use. Light weight, sml, portable, nice design. Sound quality with my e906, a fender Amp and a fender jazzmaster vintera 62 and some reverb, distortion, flange, chorus and delay sounded awesome. People gna cry because it isn't a focusrite, nor is it £200 like a focusrite... What do you expect lol... Honestly, if you're just doing demo work, ideas, starting out at recording etc. It's totally usable. I'd you're beyond that and wanting to lay proper tracks down to release to spotify, focusrite is recommended obviously. But ignore the haters if this is your budget you won't be disappointed I wasn't and I have the budget for the focusrite, which i do own, but I had to lay a track down quick in the usa and so used this at $40 and was perfect for what I needed it for.

Brilliant piece of audio hardware; easy to follow instructions and set up, the fathom power supply source is pure cream and the functionality of the box is on point.

I bought this because my onboard sound card was not good on Linux, this works perfectly on both windows and Linux. The control nobs work great but only turn it up to 9 because 10 has a very bad boost. The drivers on windows made me unable to make the Line 1 input mono, I used it for my microphone and leaving it on 2 channels the microphone only works on left channel. Uninstalling the driver/software fixed this issue because I could then select 1 channel in Windows settings. Very great quality for the price.

A good little audio interface, with two inputs. It is very easy to set up and use. The sound quality is good.

Quite simply, this audio interface works well and it's a great price too. Easy to set-up in Windows 11 and I had it working in minutes once I had installed the latest driver from the M-Audio website. This comes with a proper installer. No other drivers are required and an instruction booklet is included with the device. Also works a treat with Ableton Live. With the solo I can record input from a mic, keyboard or electric guitar. The latency is significantly reduced from the awful standard Windows audio driver. Once set up I have just left it connected to a USB port as it replaces the standard headphone/audio out socket for playing music from my laptop. I would recommend this device to anyone who is looking for a good value Audio Interface for recording on a standard Windows laptop.

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I bought this to record voiceover and find that paired with my Rode Nt1 it doesn't seem to be getting enough gain. The gain dial doesnt help get the required dB I need and at 9-10 it suddenly jumps and distorts, I am unable to achieve a loud enough recording without the need to Normalise the levels to be able to edit, not good if a client needs unprocessed -25 dB voice over. I will be replacing this with something more powerful.

This is fine for what I need but not got the juice to power 80 ohms headphones properly

昔使用してたオーディオインターフェースは、録音後に再生するとレイテシーが酷く、毎回修正を余儀なくされました。 レイテシーをほぼ感じないクオリティに驚き！ 音質、使い勝手共にこの価格とは思えないクオリティかと思います。

Top notch product. Midi latency dropped from 60ms to 8 ms on abelton live Works as intended and looks premium too.

Melhor interface de áudio custo benefício

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I honestly think this is great If you YouTube this it gets some hate.... But when you compare it to $200+ interfaces then naturally you're going to get more for what you pay for right? That goes without saying I'd have hoped.. I'm a signed pro musician and I used this to record some ideas I had and it did the job nicely. Yes gain needs to be a little higher but so what. I had no issues on the quality of sound at all, software included was easy to install and use, it's light weight, the headphones input is on the front which is nice so design is good, has phantom power source if you need it (I don't) It isn't the best. Obviously it's like $50...you can't complain about quality of sound engineering, tech etc if you're a musician spending $50 on an interface lmao... Be real... When you compare it to its price, it's fantastic, like I honestly feel you're getting more out of this than the money you spent on it. Legit. I own a fancy 4th Gen scarlet 2 blah blah whatever it's called, but this helped me out when I was traveling record a couple great ideas which now have some great promise in production in a studio. I'm thankful for it For beginners especially, it's ideal, learn on it, audacity etc, without breaking bank on scarlet's etc Even intermediate etc or pros who need a temp solution, it's all round great I recommend it 100%