25 Audio Cards from R$250 to R$25,000 Make the RIGHT choice!
Which audio interface is right for you and your budget? I tested the most popular brands and models on the market, priced from R$250 to R$25,000, to help you choose the best option for your home studio or music project. In this ranking, I evaluate models like Universal Audio Volt, Focusrite Scarlett, SSL 2+, Presonus Studio 24c, and others! Find out which one offers the best value and which one to avoid. I also cover features, drivers, and even the mistakes many brands make. Don't buy before watching!
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0:00 - Introduction and video objective
0:18 - The importance of choosing the right interface
0:24 - Universal Audio Volt 276: The brand's first affordable interface
0:52 - Presonus Studio 24c: The best value for money for home studios
1:33 - Audient EVO 4: Modern design, but questionable usability
2:10 - Arcano IT4: Driver and monitoring issues, why you should avoid it
2:45 - Antelope Audio Zen Go: DSP, top quality, but complex software
3:56 - Tascam US-1x2HR: A simple interface, but efficient
4:27 - Arturia Minifuse 2: Compact, affordable, and ideal for beginners
4:46 - Behringer UMC22: Why it's best to avoid
5:19 - SSL 2+ and SSL 2: Legendary sound and great value
5:53 - Steinberg UR242: Basic features, but high noise
6:22 - Ammon AG-04: Cheap, but with quality and driver issues
6:44 - Xtone Pro: Ideal interface for guitarists with extra features
7:24 - Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (4th Generation): Good, but expensive for what it offers
7:53 - Arcano OT2: Super cheap interface, but with performance issues
8:03 - Universal Audio Apollo Twin (2nd Generation): A masterpiece for professionals
8:55 - Mackie Onyx Producer 1.2: Good for beginners, but with weak support
9:09 - Arturia Minifuse 1: Compact, cost-effective, and Ideal for beginners
9:45 - Tascam US-2x2HR: Channel model, value for money
10:00 - SSL 2+ MK2 and SSL 2 MK2: Improvements on SSL's legendary interfaces
10:22 JABA TIME =D Landr Studio
11:18 - Behringer Uphoria UM2: Outdated interface limited to 16 bits
11:30 - Focusrite Scarlett Solo G4: Focusrite's most basic entry-level device
11:45 - Apogee Symphony Desktop: High-end boutique for those who want the best