Zoom U-22 Handy Audio Interface

No tiene tanta ganancia, pero funciona bien. Para el precio está muy bien. Yo lo uso con un procaster y me ha ido bien.

I use this audio interface when traveling. It can be battery-powered or USB powered and is extremely lightweight, especially without batteries. The dimensions make this one of the smallest sized audio interfaces available.I also own the Zoom H1n and Zoom H7. This U-22 has a similar sound quality as the H7. I prefer to take an XLR mic, XLR cable and this U-22 along with a desktop folding mic stand as my travel setup. I have found the H7 overkill for most projects because my podcast, audio and video needs usually involve 1 mic. The H7 microphone quality is good but running the U-22 with an XLR mic gives me better results.For $80-100 this U-22 is an excellent choice for anyone wanting an upgrade in sound quality over USB mics. Pair this U-22 with a good XLR mic and you will have a setup far superior to anything in the consumer level audio section for far little investment money.My current mics:Sennheiser MKE600 Shotgun Mic https://amzn.to/3vk5U2cStellar X2 Mic https://amzn.to/3sSYBwFAKG Pro Audio C520 Headset Mic https://amzn.to/3eskbmEMy retired mics:Audio-Technica Condenser Microphone (AT899) https://amzn.to/3ey2JgfAudio-Technica AT2020USB Mic https://amzn.to/3vgO006Blue Yeti Mic https://amzn.to/2Pqodn0Apogee MiC Plus https://amzn.to/3vmwdV9Audio-Technica AT897Sennhesier MKE400 https://amzn.to/3tWwD4s

This a well constructed interface that pairs well with Garage Band and an iPad Pro. The audio is pretty clean as long as you have a decent mic, and tweak the settings properly. For those doing voice overs, recording podcasts, or other vocal work, this would be a good budget option. You can record on the go if you run it on batteries or have the right backup power.

Audio interface is built to last. All the functions work perfectly fine. Inline option is a bonus to my studio. So far so good !! True value for money.

Got this specifically for RTA microphone duties for my car stereo system install EQ calibration. Didn't want to spend a ton but wanted a portable solution with phantom power. Fits perfectly. I have used Zoom products before at work for our Video Studio and they are built well. I would say a major benefit of this model is that it is its price and size. It's portable/small and can run on batteries. I have not actually tested this unit so I am commenting based on value, design, and quality build. I'm sure it's clean sounding though as all the other gear I use is.