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Ultra-Low Latency 2 In/2 Out USB Audio Interface with Digital Output and Massive Software Bundle
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Ultra-flexible audio interface connects your instruments, mixer, etc. with your computer for recording and playback Revolutionary energyXT2.5 Compact music production software included with feature-rich audio/MIDI sequencer that loads almost instantaneously on all computer platforms Massive software bundle includes Audacity audio editor, comprehensive podcasting software and over 150 virtual instruments and effect plug-ins Works with your PC or Mac computer-no setup or drivers required High-resolution 48 kHz converters for high-end audio quality Stereo Headphone output with dedicated Level control lets you monitor both input and output Additional S/PDIF optical output for direct digital conversion Powered via USB-no external power supply needed Dimensions 0.87 x 3.46 x 2.36 Weight 0.12 kg
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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
This is a good quality item and easy to use. Plugged in and worked (Windows 7).
Good quality output; comparing ripped tracks not quite up to high quality CD player, but way above standard laptop audio out.
(Disappointed by my first listen, then I realized it was remastered from a 1959 recording.)
I bought it for high quality sound output from laptop to hifi,
so haven't tested the audio/asio capabilities yet, nor the software, nor the digital out.
It appears to be identical to the 202 except red and with extra software.
Good quality output; comparing ripped tracks not quite up to high quality CD player, but way above standard laptop audio out.
(Disappointed by my first listen, then I realized it was remastered from a 1959 recording.)
I bought it for high quality sound output from laptop to hifi,
so haven't tested the audio/asio capabilities yet, nor the software, nor the digital out.
It appears to be identical to the 202 except red and with extra software.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
My initial requirement was a little limited in scope, although with useage I now see other unforeseen applications.
I bought the UCA 222 to interface my keyboard/effects processor/mixer with my desktop PC to record my musical efforts. Having experimented with different operating systems, I found that it works happily on XP 32 bit, Windows 7 64 bit, and Vista 64 bit.
The software supplied, notably the free open source 'Audacity' program (with a big thank you to all the writers involved in its production) has given me real pleasure, as I record, edit and multi-track my Yamaha keyboard. The final production is invariably flattering to my skill level. The connections on the UCA 222 allow me to do this using the headphones output, so even at orchestral levels I don't have to annoy anyone.
For me, this inexpensive interface works really well, and has been a very worthwhile purchase. Oh, and good service by Blue Aran too. Thanks, guys.
I bought the UCA 222 to interface my keyboard/effects processor/mixer with my desktop PC to record my musical efforts. Having experimented with different operating systems, I found that it works happily on XP 32 bit, Windows 7 64 bit, and Vista 64 bit.
The software supplied, notably the free open source 'Audacity' program (with a big thank you to all the writers involved in its production) has given me real pleasure, as I record, edit and multi-track my Yamaha keyboard. The final production is invariably flattering to my skill level. The connections on the UCA 222 allow me to do this using the headphones output, so even at orchestral levels I don't have to annoy anyone.
For me, this inexpensive interface works really well, and has been a very worthwhile purchase. Oh, and good service by Blue Aran too. Thanks, guys.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
I have an Thinkpad T60 running Linux. I needed a line-in(put) to transfer some old (family)
recordings to hard-drive and then to CD.
The Behringer UCA222 turned out to be an easy solution, less expensive than buying a specialist preamp,
or usb-tape-recorder, or a usb-record-deck and certainly takes up less room! The built-in monitoring headphone socket, provides noticeably
better sound that the headphone socket of the laptop. Being able to connect the laptop to the hifi is a bonus and I'd certainly consider buying a UCA202
for just that purpose.
I'm also interested in Shortwave utility stations and HF-FAX, I've used the UAC222 with my receiver to generate some
nice clean weather maps using the Hamfax utility on my laptop. The Analogue to Digital S/N ration is about 89Db,
a higher ratio would be better but it's reasonably good all the same. One note of caution for those who may be interested,
if you add gain to the line-input the picture generally gets worse not better! If you are getting solid black and white bars then
check your mixer settings chances are you have the gain on the line input near maximum.
I think this is a great product and well worth the price.
Construction is light but seems solid, I'd prefer a beefier (Headphone) monitor switch but that's a minor gripe.
Easy to use, and provides added functionality to your laptop (or PC), doesn't cost much. Good fun!
recordings to hard-drive and then to CD.
The Behringer UCA222 turned out to be an easy solution, less expensive than buying a specialist preamp,
or usb-tape-recorder, or a usb-record-deck and certainly takes up less room! The built-in monitoring headphone socket, provides noticeably
better sound that the headphone socket of the laptop. Being able to connect the laptop to the hifi is a bonus and I'd certainly consider buying a UCA202
for just that purpose.
I'm also interested in Shortwave utility stations and HF-FAX, I've used the UAC222 with my receiver to generate some
nice clean weather maps using the Hamfax utility on my laptop. The Analogue to Digital S/N ration is about 89Db,
a higher ratio would be better but it's reasonably good all the same. One note of caution for those who may be interested,
if you add gain to the line-input the picture generally gets worse not better! If you are getting solid black and white bars then
check your mixer settings chances are you have the gain on the line input near maximum.
I think this is a great product and well worth the price.
Construction is light but seems solid, I'd prefer a beefier (Headphone) monitor switch but that's a minor gripe.
Easy to use, and provides added functionality to your laptop (or PC), doesn't cost much. Good fun!
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Erm... I Love it, but i dont know how to use it :P (techy stuff),
at the moment I use this as external soundcard (inturnal speakers and soundjack are braking...), But thats not why i bought it. Read more
Published 18 days ago by The Meade
Behringer UCA222 U-Control Ultra-Low Latency 2 In/2 Out USB Audio...
Update - 12th April 2012
Unit developed intermittent fault then stopped working altogther and now send back using Amazon RMA process - rating changed from 5 to 3 stars. Read more
Unit developed intermittent fault then stopped working altogther and now send back using Amazon RMA process - rating changed from 5 to 3 stars. Read more
Published 1 month ago by B. Dunn
quality
great quality sound card for the ridiculous low price, its as good as any expensive external soundcard. best money ever spent!!
Published 1 month ago by john
Great little piece of kit
This USB audio interface was bought for use with a windows7 laptop because the onboard audio is not good for quality recording and playback. Read more
Published 2 months ago by MTW_MUSIC
DCA222
Bought just as interface to play mp3 tracks via outboard Musical Fidelity dac and for that alone well worth the price. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Morseman
Fantastic Audio Interface
Don't be put off by the relatively low price tag of this product; this is a fantastic piece of kit.
I was up and running in under 60 seconds, the simplicity is... Read more
I was up and running in under 60 seconds, the simplicity is... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mr Smith
Superb gadget
The Behringer UCA222 audio interface is a superbly simple and effective way of getting analogue audio to a digital computer input via USB. Read more
Published 6 months ago by MikeG
Clean for simple task
Does what it says on the tin. With windows 7 make sure you download the drivers from the behringer website. Read more
Published 7 months ago by N. Todd
Sounds the Biz!
Very quick delivery, nicely packaged, what do you get? well it's a very smart piece of tech not as bright a red as in the product pic but more of a burgundy... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Mr Destri
You get what you pay for ...
This interface is fine for anyone wanting to record a few cassettes or vinyl records to their computer for posterity, but if you want to get into anything more complicated than... Read more
Published 11 months ago by D. Arrowsmith-Cooper
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