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Style: 2 Pre, 2 Line/4-out
Pattern Name: Audio Interface
Features
- Create legendary-sounding music productions, livestreams, and podcasts on Mac, PC, iPad, and iPhone
- Record your voice or guitar with album-ready sound using Vintage Mic Preamp mode
- Get a 30-day free trial to UAD Spark and create with the best vintage gear and instruments ever made
- Build your desktop production studio around a stylish interface, built to withstand years of home and mobile recording
Description
Desktop 4-in/4-out USB 2.0 audio interface with professional audio conversion, built-in Vintage Mic Preamp, and bus power for Mac, PC, iPad, and iPhone.
Brand: Universal Audio
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Supported Software: Ableton Live Lite // Softube - Marshall Plexi Classic Amp, Time & Tone Bundle // Celemony Melodyne Essential // Relab LX480 Essentials // Plugin Alliance Ampeg SVT-VR Classic, Brainworx bx_tuner, Brainworx bx_masterdesk Classic // UJAM Virtual Drummer DEEP, Virtual Bassist DANDY // Spitfire-LABS // 30 Tage kosetenlose Testversion von UAD Spark See more
Connectivity Technology: USB
Number of Channels: 4
Item Weight: 3.19 pounds
Item model number: VOLT4
Date First Available: August 18, 2022
Color Name: Tan
Compatible Devices: Personal Computer
Hardware Interface: USB 2.0
Supported Software: Ableton Live Lite // Softube - Marshall Plexi Classic Amp, Time & Tone Bundle // Celemony Melodyne Essential // Relab LX480 Essentials // Plugin Alliance Ampeg SVT-VR Classic, Brainworx bx_tuner, Brainworx bx_masterdesk Classic // UJAM Virtual Drummer DEEP, Virtual Bassist DANDY // Spitfire-LABS // 30 Tage kosetenlose Testversion von UAD Spark
Operating System: Mac
Voltage: 5 Volts
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 1-in/2-out with 76 Compressor
Pattern Name: Audio Interface
Using this is a dream. One button press and I'm ready to record. Compressor: The compressor is killer! - It not only makes the vocals sound fuller and easier to understand, but it effectively works as a limiter too. So this means I can get extra loud or extra quite with my voice, or move closer and further from the mic - and not have to waste time in editing fixing the volume levels. Amazing for my uses and works far better than Elgato's attempt at this. None of the reviews I saw mentioned this but it's in the manual - you can adjust the compressor via the gain knob. - Basically the compressor sets the top limit and the harder you push your gain the more you push your quite stuff into the loud stuff. In other words, this thing is freakin fantastic. I can get compression that's extremely mild - all the way to pretty insane compression - depending on use/preference. Note: (Please note that while I'm very knowledgeable in audio and I've been working in audio/video for over a decade, I'm still not an expert audio engineer and I have not used a professional standalone compressor unit (other than software plugins, but there too I am not an expert). So I can't say for sure exactly how this stacks up to the big boy stuff and I have not compared them side by side.) Price: Price feels a little steep especially if you want multiple channels. But for a professional device this is worth every single penny. All my issues from my four previous interfaces have gone away. And this kicks the back side of any USB mic that I know of (except *maaaaaaaybe* the Rode NT1 5th gen but that doesn't fit my uses and of course it's limited to one built-in mic) Phantom power: Small complaint is that for my main mic (the insanely good Earthworks SR117) I have to switch on phantom power each time I use this interface. For example if the computer goes to sleep then the Volt might turn off for a few seconds and the phantom power resets to the off position. This IS good for safety with some rare mics that can be damaged by phantom power. On most modern mics this isn't an issue but it's a nice safety feature to have anyways. When it's on there's a pretty red light which is nice. But since the default is phantom power off every time, it's happened a couple times where I started troubleshooting my mic and cables etc before realizing this was the issue. But it's a single button press to turn on so as long as you're aware of this then it's hardly a problem. And anyways this only applies to powered mics. There's other quality of life things like the when enabling phantom power it goes silent for a few seconds so your mic doesn't cause a pop. Very nice! If I'm not mistaken all the other settings are remembered after power off. Most importantly all the gain and volume etc since those are physical knobs. I have the single input version of this Volt as that's all that was in stock at the time. Meters: The audio meters on this are better than all my previous interfaces but still not enough different levels for what most pros would want. But with the awesome compressor it's really not an issue because I can't peak anyways. - so for my uses I'm anyways adjusting based on how the compressor sounds and not based on any visual indication. If you don't need fancy effects running on your interface (other than the awesome compressor) then I don't know of anything better. Stunningly well made device. Alternatives: I was considering the Rode interface since it has a ton of effects and adjustments but looking at Amazon reviews there seems to be issues with the device failing so for now that's a no-go for me. And it's not exactly cheap (500 ish). Same for Lewitt's interface. Looks like they need to work on reliability. Conclusion: In conclusion. I love it. 100% recommended. And it's pretty too. Nice eye candy for the desk. The lights and buttons on it look exceptionally good! Not just cheap LEDs. Photo: Photographed in my desk drawer where it lives in front of my microphone switcher (which is both for testing/reviewing mics and for switching between different recording locations where I have different mics permanently set up). This keeps my desk clean and my devices safe from my cats. Compatibility notes: Mac: Works great on my Mac. Plug and play. Small issue is that with the compressor on it's a bit too quiet when recording into Final Cut. There's probably a solution to this but for now I just make it louder before publishing the video (which takes a few seconds to do). Camera: For use with a camera (which I do often) I can output from the headphones output of the Volt into the mic input of my camera, then plug in my headphones into the camera's own headphone output. This works great because the headphone volume knob on there volt works as an additional amplifier to adjust the output volume *after* the compression. This would have been nice to have for the USB output too, as mentioned above with Final Cut. The Volt has of power so I can set the camera's built-in gain to the lowest setting and then overpower the camera's noisy preamps to keep noise low. Playstation compatibility: ***(most people can ignore this)*** This interface is *not* compatible with the Playstation 5 in case anyone is trying to record videos on that. But even with interfaces that ended up being compatible (elgato Wave XLR, Shure X2U), the PS5 seems to record audio in a super low bitrate and it's totally unusable if you want something that sounds nice. So I've switched to just recording my screen with a camera - worse image but audio is x10 better which for me is much more important. Plus manually coping recordings off the PS5 is a huge pain if you need to do it often. I could do screen recording with a second computer but I don't want a second monitor on my desk. Another option might be some professional recorders like the Atomos ones but I don't want to spend money on that right now.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by Nitsan Simantov Nitsan Simantov
Style: 1-in/2-out
Pattern Name: Audio Interface
Been using this interface for 6 months now: Great quality, reliable, sleek, and simple. Low noise, fine latency, amazing vintage pre-amp, and gets the job done right for a single-person band who records everything on their own, one track at a time. Also the plugins that this comes with are amazing and definitely a steal! The only thing that is the slightest bit annoying is the lack of an input mix knob, but most interfaces at this size only have a direct monitoring button, so I make it work fine. Honestly don’t see myself using anything else, and if I need more inputs in the future, I’ll be reaching back here! ps: it’s so much sexier looking in personnn
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023 by Rufino Peraza
Style: 1-in/2-out with 76 Compressor
Pattern Name: Audio Interface
I love the output, and settings on this device. You can really tune the way you want your vocals- making it easier to work with in the DAW. In my experience, this device allows me to use less plug-ins for mixing the raw vocals (that’s because this interface is equipped with a built-in compressor, and preamplifier. However, with the multiple settings on the compressor, I like to have the compressor setting on the “fast” setting. Just cause I like the output of how that particular compression has on my vocal. With the built in features on this interface, I only use 3 plug-ins to mix the raw vocals, after recording w this device. It’s pretty awesome.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Style: 1-in/2-out
Pattern Name: Audio Interface
UAD has impressed me with this. I was undecided between this, a Focusrite Solo, a Presonus, and a Behringer, but this won me out for a few reasons. 1. It comes with plugins. Good plugins. Useful plugins. 2. It just feels very solid and much more expensive that it is. 3. It has an on/off switch. 4. It has MIDI in and out. 4. It has a very decent analog sounding circuit. 5. High gain/low noise preamps with lots of headroom. 5. A powerful, clean headphone amp with a separate knob. I'm sure there are other reasons, but it sure offers a lot for not very much money.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2023 by danalog02
Style: 4 Pre/4 Line with 76 Compressor
Pattern Name: Audio Interface
TL;DR: This audio interface is your trusty companion for music production, live streaming, and podcasting. It delivers superb sound quality, and its durability is unmatched. Review: Let's talk about this audio interface – it's been a game-changer for my music production, livestreaming, and podcasting endeavors. Whatever your audio project, this interface has your back. What sets it apart is the Vintage Mic Preamp mode. It's like a secret sauce that gives your vocals and instruments that warm, professional touch. You'll fall in love with the character it brings to your recordings. And that analog compressor? It's like having a studio-grade tool right at your fingertips. You can fine-tune dynamics and make your audio shine with clarity and punch. But it's not just about performance; this interface is built to last. It feels solid, like it's designed to be your recording partner for years to come. Now, let's address the elephant in the room – the price. Yes, it's a bit steeper than some competitors. But believe me, the quality and reliability you get are worth every penny. If you're serious about your audio work, it's an investment you won't regret. In a nutshell, this audio interface is a fantastic all-rounder. It brings versatility, top-notch sound quality, and rugged build to your recording setup. Pros: Versatile, perfect for music production, livestreaming, and podcasting. Vintage Mic Preamp mode for that pro touch. Analog compressor to enhance your audio. Built to withstand the test of time. Cons: It comes with a higher price tag, but the quality justifies the cost. And yes, it's a significant upgrade from my trusty Focusrite 2i2, especially for recording vocals and guitars.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2023 by iHaveaProblem