- Podcast, Record, Live Stream, This Portable Audio Interface Covers it All – USB sound card for Mac or PC delivers 48 kHz audio resolution for pristine recording every time
- Be ready for anything with this versatile M-Audio interface – Record guitar, vocals or line input signals with one combo XLR / Line Input with phantom power and one Line / Instrument input
- Everything you Demand from an Audio Interface for Fuss-Free Monitoring – 1/8” headphone output and stereo RCA outputs for total monitoring flexibility; USB/Direct switch for zero latency monitoring
- Get the best out of your Microphones – M-Track Solo’s transparent Crystal Preamp guarantees optimal sound from all your microphones including condenser mics
- The MPC Production Experience – Includes MPC Beats Software complete with the essential production tools from Akai Professional
| Item Weight | 10.6 ounces |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 4.46 x 6.43 x 2.14 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | M-Track Solo |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | December 23, 2020 |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Hardware Interface | USB |
| Supported Software | Any Digital Audio Workstation compatible with Windows, Mac OS |
| Size | with 1 Mic Input |
| Operating System | Mac, PC |
11 reviews for M-Audio M-Track Solo – USB Audio Interface for Recording, Streaming and Podcasting with XLR, Line and DI Inputs, Plus a Software Suite Included
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Don Pasqualini –
In the past I had a large home studio with all sorts of stuff. I sold everything but regretted selling my Apogee audio interface, I could only lay down a track with Mac mics and speakers, the result was not good. I decided to buy a new input device but couldn’t justify spending hundreds on it. I stumbled on this perfect two input M-Audio audio interface and immediately bought it, I owned many M-Audio devices and was happy with their performance. This unit is no exception, it is the perfect songwriters tool or excellent for doing quick demos, acoustic or the whole band. I plugged it in my Mac and it instantly worked and with decent mic the sound was great. I’ve never bought an audio interface that was this easy to install, plug it in and you’re done. I highly recommend this unit for anyone that needs a simple easy to install audio interface.
mostlyunbiasedrealist –
Sirve muy bien y por su precio esta muy bien
Rogelio R. –
Temiz ses kalitesi
Don Pasqualini –
Okay so for years now I’ve been using my behringer Uphoria, which I thought sounded pretty good for the little machine that it is. Upon swapping to this audio interface you can immediately hear the difference. On my side there’s minimal noise or hum, my Mxl 770 condenser mic sounds brighther, super clear and crisp versus how it sounded with my Uphoria Audio Interface. If your hesitant about purchasing this do not fret this is a great machine for the price.
Kazadi Kabamba Joseph –
Para mi uso es perfecta, a partir del 9-9,5 en ambos canales la señal de guitarra puede saturar, pero se soluciona fácilmente jugando con las ganancias de la propia guitarra, DAW y el propio de la interfaz.
Me gusta mucho que tiene potenciómetros independientes para controlar la señal de salida que se envía a auriculares y monitores, tú eliges la señal que recibe cada uno.
En ambos canales se puede conmutar si la entrada es de línea/instrumento o micrófono, permitiendo conectores tipo XLR o jack. Dispone de conmutador para proporcionar alimentación phantom +48v para los micros que lo requieran.
Tiene dos conectores jack de salida para envío a monitores (L y R) en la parte posterior y uno stereo para auriculares en la parte delantera.
Cada canal tiene un led que se enciende cuando la señal satura.
En resumen, me parece un producto robusto y de pequeñas dimensiones que cuenta con unas prestaciones y un precio muy equilibrados, ideal para quien como yo quiera hacer producciones caseras con 1 o 2 instrumentos y voz. También puede ser buena opción para podcasters con 2 locutores.
Jumpingjackjim –
The M-Audio M-Track Duo USB Audio Interface fit my needs perfectly. I searched for awhile, fretting between this dual channel model and the FocusRite Scarlett solo channel, which cost around $30 more. I’m relatively new to recording and editing music, also learning the open-source free software from Audacity (not provided by M-Audio) at the same time. This M-Audio pairs up with a self-designed and built lapsteel guitar that runs through a bunch of mid-priced pedals. The signal exits a DI (direct in) box via XLR cable and then pumps into a 2000’s 175 watt JBL pro stage monitor/amp (15 in woofer, ported midrange and a peaky tweeter when up close; found two at Goodwill)) that is monitored by the The M-Audio M-Track Duo USB Audio Interface. My laptop and the Audacity software handle the processing, recording and editing chores. The signal (all quiet and clean throughout the whole hardware/software interface) is returned to the JBL (the amp has two 1/4 inputs and one each XLR in and out) in a loving manner with great sound. In fact, I can run my Beat Buddy Mini 2 drum pedal directly through it on a separate channel OR record it in the mix. Between the pre-amped DI box, the Crystal pre-amp in the The M-Audio M-Track Duo USB Audio Interface, and the JBL amp, there is plenty of power for sound! I’ve also used it to successfully pull backing tracks from online sources. I’m stoked! The slightly less fantastic: As others have noted, the input channel pots do not have a well-designed linear taper, so the signal is almost all or none (mine mostly sits at the 9 to 9.5 point) so clipping is hard to avoid. Add in the worn-out pots in the JBL (will replace shortly) with high power and I’m just a bit frustrated. So far I’m able to compensate in editing. Ease-of-setup, near-perfect interface with Audacity and Windows 11, low-noise high-performance output and a budget-friendly price have really set the The M-Audio M-Track Duo USB Audio Interface in a class by itself! Note: I do not play professionally, gig, or leave the house with this so I can’t attest to its durability or suitability for rough situations.
Diego Valdez –
buena, bonita y barata.
no lo dudes, buena calidad por bajo precio.
Hakan –
Il me faut encore des câbles et les accessoires qui vont avec, pour l’utiler. Mais je ne sais pas faire le bon choix, car je suis dans ma première expérience.
Puis je trouver un conseiller pour m’indiquer ?
Bien à vous.
Asher White –
For guitar input 2 with the gain on 0 actually works well. Little distortion.
J. Holland –
The unit works well to digitize the sound which can be limited by Do-It-Yourself recorders such as phone, computer inputs or MICS. I tried so many things before jumping in to record correctly with appropriate hardware. OLD school items such as phones, or even high dollars MICs with plug-ins are not worthy of publishable recordings since the clipping is eliminated by forcing software limits on input (without your desire, as most items do this as a precautionary measure – to NOT ruin the PC, sound card, guts of the equipment, etc… The M-Audio, as well others, was researched and matched quite well with the higher priced items. It also had equal HZ ratings as some that were 5X the cost. I used this specific piece of equipment to record 20 songs for copyright with very good clarity and response. The CONS – the clipping adjustment is peaked at 9 or 10, which keeps you hopping on sound adjustments for various inputs (singing vs. instrument). It is a SOLO output regardless the hookups, which means, all SOUND (even if singing and playing two instruments) is blended to ONE OUTPUT (which is the input to DAW/Software). The drivers, which are FREE to download as well the software does NOT work on older PCs. I have an i5 rockin’ PC that runs like a race horse, BUT will not run this stuff. So, even though the compliance online stated various modern WIN Platforms included, it will not on WIN 7 Home Premium. The FREE software will not either. However, it is running, and did run successfully on my Win 10 computer system. Generically speaking – it worked, and worked well!
A. Phillips –
I use this with an older Catalina Mac, and Mainstage 3. The Mac and mainstage recognized it right away. I didn’t have to install any software, but the package did say where you could find the latest drivers if needed.
It only has 1/4 in output Jack’s. I tried to use both at the same time one for piano and one for guitar to go to our soundboard separately… won’t work I tried panning one left and the other right… idk why it didn’t work (see updated below). Mainstage can tell though not allowing the guitar sounds come through when on a piano set and the other way around and I can get them close with the independent volume controls on the box and Mainstage.
I am getting some humming though even through a direct box… not unbearable, but not ideal for recording.
(Update)
I am now able to correctly use the L and R outputs and pan my instruments.
The issue was a faulty direct box not this product.