Behringer UCA202 USB Audio Interface - A Cheap USB Soundcard (for Analog Audio)

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  • Опубликовано: 4 янв 2025

Комментарии • 20

  • @vwestlife
    @vwestlife Год назад +6

    I'm puzzled why Windows considers "tape recorder quality" to be worse than "AM radio quality". Clearly the people at Microsoft were using some pretty crappy tape recorders!

  • @2players183
    @2players183 Год назад

    These devices have been around since long time, but the best review has be made by you 7 months ago. Thanks. I ll get my ufo next week and I ll use to sample an analog drum machine.

  • @TheOriginalCollectorA1303
    @TheOriginalCollectorA1303 Год назад +1

    Seems like this works quite well and it’s an easy way to add USB to good quality older equipment. Using a high end sound card would also work well, but this is certainly a good plug and play solution. Also cool to see that it works without a problem on different machines considering its age, I thought it was much newer initially!

  • @yanks1fan09
    @yanks1fan09 Год назад +2

    I have used this for 5 years there is a red color version of it. Recommended to me by another user as I was creating mix tapes on cassettes. These days I don’t record ad much. Great gadget though.

  • @DROOG1E
    @DROOG1E Год назад

    Awesome video.
    I was digging through some boxes and noticed I had this.
    Forgot exactly what all it did. Now I remember why I got it haha.
    Time to dig out the tapes too!

  • @MisterYeko
    @MisterYeko 7 месяцев назад

    hint. you can also plug this thing with a phone charger wall plug. because it only powers thru usb.
    so you can technically connecting the RCA outputs on speakers, or if you have a soundbar or even maybe an receiver with Optical Toslink plug, you can also use it to. mostly recommended as a DAC replica.

  • @viniciusborges3339
    @viniciusborges3339 21 день назад

    Hello! I'm pretty new to this, I have a radio-cassette where the only output is a headphone jack...will it work if I use an aux to rca cable?

  • @foxy_fr_
    @foxy_fr_ 4 месяца назад

    Hi, I'm about to receive a cassette deck.
    Unfortunately I can't control the volume on it.
    Can I still connect it directly to the Behringer or will I have to buy another amp?
    Also, supposing I can connect it directly to the decks, will the sound I'm going to record be good enough? Because I'm afraid I'm going to have to increase the sound a lot in post-processing and therefore increase the background noise...

  • @Jose-hy7ri
    @Jose-hy7ri Месяц назад

    I tried it on my M1 Pro Mac and it doesn't seems to sound as Stereo

  • @joevalenzuela9443
    @joevalenzuela9443 11 месяцев назад

    I don't know what went on with Windows 10 it seems like it somehow when you try to record any live analog sound using line in feed for recording it doesn't allow it anymore. There were no jacks present and the only thing that you can record is via microphone. Even the USB Codec panel have became a microphone. What gives?

  • @chrissyholliex3686
    @chrissyholliex3686 Год назад

    So do I connect to my amplifier or direct to back of my cassette player in my stack system please?

    • @stereophonicstuff
      @stereophonicstuff  Год назад +1

      It depends. The simplest way would be to connect the Behringer soundcard directly to the output of your cassette player. Unless you use a splitter, you won't be able to have the cassette deck connected to your receiver at the same time. I'd suggest connecting the Behringer's inputs to your stereo receiver's line outputs, if it has them.

    • @chrissyholliex3686
      @chrissyholliex3686 Год назад

      @@stereophonicstuff Thanks 👍

  • @rjn1124
    @rjn1124 Год назад

    I've connected this to an old iMac and my newer (2022) MacBook Air. Both show the sound levels when I select USB Audio CODEC. When I select MacBook air built-in speakers as the output no sound comes out. What am I doing wrong?

    • @stereophonicstuff
      @stereophonicstuff  Год назад

      If I understand correctly, you're saying that you still want to use the Mac's built-in speakers but they aren't working with the Behringer connected? If so, that's quite peculiar and definitely wasn't my case. I just tested it with my Mac, and setting the output device to either the Behringer or the Mac's speakers works as intended. I wish I could help more but I'm stumped.

    • @rjn1124
      @rjn1124 Год назад

      @@stereophonicstuff Thanks for your reply. Yes to your question. I'm stumped as well. When I use Audacity and start recording a vinyl record and have Software Playthrough ON, I hear the record on my built-in MacBook Air speakers - no problem. When I'm not using Audacity and select the built-in speakers as the output no sound.

  • @larmar
    @larmar 10 месяцев назад +1

    Best video you should be a teacher most other videos are hard to follow!

  • @joshschoenly2777
    @joshschoenly2777 Год назад +1

    Can you transfer into a phone via trrs ⅛ in, istead of a computer?

    • @GaryKeepItSimple
      @GaryKeepItSimple 9 месяцев назад

      You can use a UCA202 into the USB socket on an Android phone/tablet.