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cranky

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Expected Price (Rs)
3000
Shipping from
Kolkata
Item Condition
3 out of 5
Payment Options
  1. Cash
  2. Bank Transfer
Purchase Date
Oct 20, 2019
Shipping Charges
Excluded - at actuals
Have you provided two pics?
  1. Yes
Remaining Warranty Period
None
Invoice Available?
No
Reason for Sale
No longer needed
Behringer UMC22, purchased 2019, good condition, no scratches though wear is visible.


Used only rarely with Windows, primary use case was for internet radio streams played on an assortment of Raspberry Pis.

No longer needed, hence putting on sale. Device is in good condition and works fine. Original USB A to B cable is included, still in sealed condition as I use aftermarket cables only. Not other cables are sold with the unit and I will not be including any. It has TS jacks at the back (6.35mm) and a stereo headphone jack on the front, also 6.35mm.

Please familiarise yourself with the capabilities and limitations of the device before buying. Julian Krause has a good video with proper measurements for home studio and podcast users.


This is a USB 1.1 device and uses sync data transmission, hence small clock errors can cause complete misalignment of the clock edges to the audio data, causing the static that Julian experienced. It is usually solved by unplugging and reattaching the device. In the time I was using it, I did experience it only once, when it had been continuously attached to a Raspberry Pi and playing background radio for about six days, and on the sixth day it decided to take a break. It has not misbehaved before or since, though as normal Linux and iOS will be more stable than Winblows.

Can ship at buyer's risk and expense in the factory box (also in good condition), though I find it's better/cheaper when the buyer organises shipping.

Short video to demo the unit is available for interested buyers, along with the Edifier R1280T which is also on sale.
 

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Can this be used as karoake, if i attach a mic to it . Can it take music input from phone or any other source
This is usually used by musicians for low latency audio recordings and other audio stuff. You can plug in the mic and record your vocals directly in a DAW or any software that can let you record vocals. I don't think you can connect it to mobile, but you can connect it to your PC through USB and play the music. But I am not sure what kind of output it support. Usually, a headphone is connected to it, so the singer can hear the music while recording vocals.
 
1. This runs on bus power, so your phone cannot power it even though they should be technically compatible with each other. It has to be a PC or Mac (host). The analog inputs at the front are normally only presented to the host, and the physical outputs on the device carry only the audio back from the host. Your DAW software on the host controls which of the tracks are sent to the device.

2. If you're using basic music playback software and no DAW, you can use Windows sound controls to divert the mic audio back to the device by using the "Listen to this device" or something similar in the recording settings. Usually the latency is terrible, like almost 1 second. For this sort of use, a specialised device is normally not needed.

3. You can connect a mic to the mic input of the UMC22 and run your audio out of the host, even using basic software (no DAW needed). When you press the "Direct Monitor" button (next to the volume control) the mic input is is presented to both the host and the physical audio outputs at the rear and front. The host audio is also mixed in with this, so you hear both together. This can also result in severe mic feedback due to typically short mic-speaker distances in studios, hence the toggle.