Audio Interface

Are you hearing hiss or static on your Go XLR? Learn the causes of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and USB conflicts, along with detailed inspection steps: optimize placement, check the USB 2.0 port and power settings to achieve the cleanest, most stable audio quality for streaming and podcasting.

The Neumann MT 48 is an audio interface developed from the Merging Anubis platform, combining USB, RAVENNA and ADAT connectivity in a compact desktop unit. Alongside its conversion and preamp performance, the MT 48 provides touchscreen operation, onboard DSP and extensive monitoring control, creating a flexible recording workflow for modern studio production.

Whether using a preamp built into an audio interface or a standalone preamp, the basic functions remain similar. From microphone input, instrument input, and gain control to phantom power, phase reverse, and low cut, understanding each function helps users set up signals correctly and use the preamp more effectively during recording.

From improvisation sessions during the COVID period to a recording journey through the Icelandic landscape, POEMS is where poetry, music, and place come together. Composer Viktor Orri Árnason and soprano Álfheiður Erla Guðmundsdóttir brought the works of Icelandic poets back to the very landscapes connected to them and captured that journey using a compact Neumann studio equipment setup.

The Neumann MT 48 is an audio interface that sound engineer Terence Goodchild has shared his experience with while working professionally. With experience working with numerous artists in the neo classical and electronica genres, Goodchild highlights the MT 48 for its clear design, flexible integration capabilities, and intuitive operation.

In an age where performances, classes, and talk shows can go live with just a few clicks, an audio interface has become an essential tool for anyone looking to elevate their livestream quality. One of the most common questions users ask is: “Can Behringer audio interfaces work with OBS, Zoom, or Facebook Live?” The answer is not only yes, but also extremely well. Here’s why.

If you’re recording with the Behringer UM2 and notice that you can only hear sound in one side of your headphones, don’t panic-it’s not necessarily a defect. This is a very common situation for beginners. Let’s break down the technical reason and show you how to fix it properly.

Nowadays, many content creators, podcasters, and musicians prefer recording directly on iPhone or iPad for convenience and mobility. Behringer’s audio interfaces-UM2, UMC22, and UMC202HD-are widely favored for their affordability and stable performance. But are they fully compatible with iOS devices?

The Behringer UM2 is one of the most popular audio interfaces for beginners setting up a home recording system. With an accessible price point, compact design, and stable performance, the UM2 has become a familiar choice among podcasters, indie musicians, and streamers. However, a common question arises: Can the UM2 connect two microphones simultaneously? The answer isn’t as simple as “yes” or “no”-let’s explore this in more detail from a technical perspective.

A high-quality vocal recording doesn’t just depend on an expensive microphone or an acoustically treated studio - it also relies on how well you control the signal, especially gain staging and dynamic range. With the Neumann MT 48, an audio interface designed to maximize dynamic precision and sonic accuracy, these two aspects become more transparent and intuitive than ever.