MOTU M2 2x2 USB-C Audio Interface 2-in/2-out USB-C Audio Interface with 2 Microphone Preamps, LCD Screen, Hardware Monitoring, Loopback, and 6+GB of Free Content - Mac/PC/iOS

I have MotuM2 and PreSonus24c. I love them both. Functionally they are equivalent with some minor differences how audio is mixed. I use them mainly for videoconferencing and playing audio so I am not the best person to judge full functionality.Great product.

Working fine... Nice audio recording device...But after months of usage, the device makes hiss noise during actual/live usage and recorded audio.

Sounds very clear, well built. Good performance overall. Very happy with this product.

Mejor de lo que esperaba. El sonido de mi guitarra es claro, limpio. Es muy fácil de configurar y le pantalla que tiene es muy útil.

I almost returned this thing when I ran into an issue where apparently each channel only records lift or right, but not both. This wasn't the end of the world and easily fixed in post but I didn't want to deal with that unnecessary step every time. I googled and saw others asking but no one else came up with a good solution. Well here's the fix I did that worked.(This is for Windows only!!!)-Right Click Sound Icon (bottom right)-Select Sounds-Recording Tab-Set Default to "Loopback Mix"And that's it, you should be all set. If it doesn't fix immediately you might have to also disable the other options, but do 1 at a time to make sure you can still record.----REVIEW----I got this to record my mic for voiceovers. I use a Shure SM7B with a cloud lifter. This doesn't need a cloud lifter but I already had one from my previous setup so I decided to use it so it gives me more room for more gain because without the cloud lifter the gain was set all the way to full and it would barely peak. It didn't sound bad but with the cloud lifter I can set the gain more to the 60% full which gives me a lot of room to work with.I tested the mic with and without the cloud lifter, the cloud lifter doesn't hurt the quality at all, it sounds the same with or without but of course with the lifter the extra gain makes it a bit louder. Which sounds good with the SM7B. Maybe another mic would not benefit from this setup the same way. It's important to note that with the sound lifter you need the 48V powered on, without the sound lifter you do not with the SM7B.Once I figured out the fix to make it so the sound records both Left & Right side I have been very happy with the setup. I like the feel of it, it's made of aluminum and the the knobs are tight and feel quality (I saw another review complaining they were loose feeling), theirs must have been broken or something because mine feel very sturdy. I also really like the monitoring screen in the front. It just looks sorta retro but also modern at the same time. It really adds to the look on my desk. The only thing I don't like is that the XLR input is in the front. I hate the look of cables going out the front, you have this beautiful simplistic front fascia and then you stick your inputs there, I can't figure out why they'd do that. It was enough of an annoyance that I almost went with the Scarlett 2i2 4th gen. Because I liked how they had the inputs at the back. I like the meters of the Motu M2 more than those knob lights but not enough to sway me on its own. I really like how the 2i2 has the auto peak protection and air mode which was almost the reason why I ended up buying it instead of the M2. But ultimately the main reason why I chose the Motu M2 > the Scarlett 2i2 is the sound quality.At the end of the day, sound quality is all that matters. I watched a youtube video comparing the 2 and the sound clip of the M2 was much better than the 2i2. The M2 has more bass and a "follow through" when you speak. it sounds nice and is noticeably better.At the end of the day the Motu M2 has a simplistic design retro design that I love, I used 90 degree XLR input adapters to make the cable look better now that it connects torwards the back. I think it looks a little better than a cable just looping around. It's a fantastic sounding audio interface that's absolutely the best at it's price point.

I purchased this audio interface mainly to facilitate sample-synchronized measurement averaging of in-ear microphone headphone measurements using Room EQ Wizard (REW). The specs are competitive, and the support of 192 kHz sample rate enables the much faster taking of measurements through REW. When trying to take distortion measurements, first make sure that your microphones are compatible. In my case, the unbalanced in-ear electret condenser microphones I had originally acquired from an HRTF measurement kit required plug-in power, my thus needing to obtain the RØDE VXLR+ adapter to convert from 48V phantom power to the 4V plug-in power needed for these microphones to produce a useful signal. For distortion measurements, use the VXLR+, not VXLR Pro, as the latter uses a transformer which measurably introduces third-order harmonic distortion below 2 kHz.The knurled knobs have a pleasant damped feel to their rotation, hindering faster adjustments, but facilitating fine single-finger adjustments. The metering display is quite useful for seeing whether the preamp setting would drive the device into clipping.The TRS sockets can feel rather heavy to insert TRS jacks into.The loopback feature was rather useful for measuring the frequency response (transfer function) of certain VST plugins such as those for binaural HRTF rendering without having to measure it through my headphones.

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MOTU are a great company and this is perfect for recording at home