Like I mentioned above, all PreSonus interfaces come with Studio One 3 Artist DAW for free ($100 value). The PreSonus STUDIO 26 is a higher end USB interface. It has 2 XLR/combo jack inputs, 2 balanced 1/4″ TRS line outputs, 2 balanced 1/4″ TRS main outputs, MIDI I/O, and a headphone output. You generally want a sound card with signal-to-noise ratio over 100dB, but the best sound cards are in the 124dB range, which is a significant improvement. Channels - A lot of decent, budget-friendly sound cards typically support 5.1 channel audio, but you can spend a little more to get one that can handle 7.1 surround sound.

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I have a Beringher uphoria UM2 usb interface. It works just find and Pre Sonus does recognize it. The only issue is that Pre Sonus will either let me record from the UM2 or send the output signal to the Creative Sound Blaster soundcard I have. It will only let me use the interface as an input device or the soundcard as an output device, not both at the same time. This really isn't very useful as I can't hear anything while I'm recording it because it isn't sending the output to the soundcard.
This is sooo simple but I feel the program is making it harder than it needs to be. Any ideas?Thanks

The best sound cards for music production are crucial assets for music composers, sound engineers and professionals who cater to the extremely demanding audiophile market. Each sound card is being marketed to cater to a different audience and the quality they deliver may vary based on conversion rate, and type of hardware components used, among.
Domestic analogue sound devices offer the cheapest option for the type of multi-channel sound device that is commonly used for radio playout systems such as Myriad Playout. Domestic devices are usually un-balanced which makes them suitable for unbalanced mixers such as the Webstation and SRM but less well suited to balanced mixers such as the S2.

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oluogunbiyi wroteI have a Beringher uphoria UM2 usb interface. It works just find and Pre Sonus does recognize it. The only issue is that Pre Sonus will either let me record from the UM2 or send the output signal to the Creative Sound Blaster soundcard I have. It will only let me use the interface as an input device or the soundcard as an output device, not both at the same time. This really isn't very useful as I can't hear anything while I'm recording it because it isn't sending the output to the soundcard.
This is sooo simple but I feel the program is making it harder than it needs to be. Any ideas?Thanks

Have you choosen Studio One to use your Behringer soundcard as output at the top of the Master Channel?
EDIT: You can only use one soundcard at a time in Studio One, if that's your question. Why use more i wonder. It's possible to both input and output sound on the same soundcard at the same time. It's not OS related as far as i know.

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Some of this may be Windows. I bought a crappy set of USB speakers to monitor mix downs on.
I cant find an easy way to switch output to these without changing some global windows settings which ultimately affects my Windows audio config/Fire Studio Mobile config (which i do not want to do).

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LBH wrote
oluogunbiyi wroteI have a Beringher uphoria UM2 usb interface. It works just find and Pre Sonus does recognize it. The only issue is that Pre Sonus will either let me record from the UM2 or send the output signal to the Creative Sound Blaster soundcard I have. It will only let me use the interface as an input device or the soundcard as an output device, not both at the same time. This really isn't very useful as I can't hear anything while I'm recording it because it isn't sending the output to the soundcard.
This is sooo simple but I feel the program is making it harder than it needs to be. Any ideas?Thanks

Have you choosen Studio One to use your Behringer soundcard as output at the top of the Master Channel?
EDIT: You can only use one soundcard at a time in Studio One, if that's your question. Why use more i wonder. It's possible to both input and output sound on the same soundcard at the same time. It's not OS related as far as i know.

No.. the Beringher interface is to record microphones or any line in input.. like guitar. The soundcard is necessary so I can hear whatever is going on in the mix. Pre Sonus will only let me use the Interface as an audio device OR the soundcard... so while I am using the interface I can't hear anything.. which makes it kind of pointless.

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oluogunbiyi wrote
LBH wrote
oluogunbiyi wroteI have a Beringher uphoria UM2 usb interface. It works just find and Pre Sonus does recognize it. The only issue is that Pre Sonus will either let me record from the UM2 or send the output signal to the Creative Sound Blaster soundcard I have. It will only let me use the interface as an input device or the soundcard as an output device, not both at the same time. This really isn't very useful as I can't hear anything while I'm recording it because it isn't sending the output to the soundcard.
This is sooo simple but I feel the program is making it harder than it needs to be. Any ideas?Thanks

Have you choosen Studio One to use your Behringer sound

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