AudientiD4 USB audio interface with microphone preamplifier (2 in/ 2 out, 48 volt phantom power, monitor mix & panning, 6.3 mm jack output, AD/DA converter)

I would highly recommend the Audient iD4 Portable Bus-Powered Audio Interface!! It's very compact, solid, and delivers second to none/superior sound quality!!

ID4 in Kombi mit dem Procaster (selbst ohne fethead) bei gain max nahezu rauschfreie voice over Aufnahmen. Die preamps sind ein Traum. Bin gespannt, wie es mit nem fethead bzw. cloudlifter funzt. Echtes Sahnestück. Es gibt nix besseres in der Kategorie. Äußerst solide verarbeitet. Sehr robust. Mega auch die Möglichkeit zwei headsets auf einmal anschließen zu können. Is prima, wenn einer mithören will oder, wie in meinem Fall, ein Studio- und Referenzkopfhörer abwechselnd zum Einsatz kommen. Perfektes Monitoring/Playback. Einfach geiles geniales Teil. Kaufen!

Llego todo bien.Ahora a probarla, pero de entrada está sólida como una roca la interface

After debating what audio interface to get for the longest time I stumbled upon this device through a web article. I'm glad to say that I spent a little more because it works exactly how it should. It's whisper quiet when recording (There's no hiss even with the gain way up) and it's easy to use. I'm using a RODE NT1 mic along with a Mogami cable hooked up to this device. It results in a very quiet recording with low noise floor. Something to note is that the green power indicator will always remain on even when the pc is powered down since it's still receiving power from the usb via the psu, so it'll keep your volume settings intact on the device. I appreciate the XLR jack being on the back of the device. The device does make a click noise whenever the computer is booted up and when the sample rate is set, so don't be alarmed even though it doesn't sound too assuring.Now the issue that I do have is it can be quite finicky with Windows (I have 7 and am assuming operation is flawless with a Mac since no drivers are required) I find that Windows doesn't detect the device when it's re- plugged in or loses power in any way. (Say if there's a power outage or if you unplug it for the road or whatever and plug back in) The device won't show up in the sound panel and the driver software won't allow me to access any settings either. I suspect that other intensive power hungry usb devices may actually prevent the interface from properly installing and being detected ( I have a 12 foot usb cable with a hub at the end with devices attached to that) and when I remove that cable and power up the pc the device miraculously installs/gets detected and the app works. I can't really say if any of these issues will happen to you (It could just be my aging computer) and it may just operate flawlessly on your system.It's important to note that the app doesn't actually do anything when you click on it; you need to go down in the task bar and right click the icon to access the different settings. I find this to be unorthodox, especially for first time users who may think the app isn't working correctly.I was honestly too afraid to buy the ever popular Focusrite audio interface because of the unusually numerous amount of negative reviews (and the XLR jack is on the front which is not favorable in my placement of the device). I'm glad I found this one as it's well built and very high quality. Despite the windows/usb detection issue I'm not going to knock the rating down, as I don't know whether it's the driver software or windows/usb connection issues.

Entrada de alta impedancia para instrumento y (simultáneamente si se necesita) otra entrada de línea por jack o XLR, que puede proporcionar los 48V para micros de condensador. Todo es funcional. La combinación de driver y hardware logra latencias por debajo de 5 ms en mis equipos (W10, SSD, i5 y 16 MB de RAM). Me encanta tanto el silencio del previo (XLR) como la presencia de la entrada de instrumento (DI). En ambos casos manteniendo un increíble silencio total hasta la máxima ganancia. Para quien no necesite más de dos entradas simultáneas, no puedo imaginar un equipo de mayor calidad que este, y de mayor facilidad de uso. Con esta interfaz de audio te puedes concentrar en la música y olvidar los condicionantes de la tecnología. Entre otro software, viene con un número de serie para el Cubase 9.5 LE, aunque yo me pasé a Cakewalk de Bandlab desde que lo ofrecen gratuitamente (mayo 2018), y no añoro ninguno de los DAW que he ido usando o probando hasta ahora.