Description
Product Overview
The Midas UMC22 is a compact USB audio interface built for musicians, podcasters, and content creators who demand high‑fidelity sound without the bulk of a full‑size mixer. Housed in a sturdy metal chassis, it features a single XLR/¼″ combo input with +48 V phantom power, a dedicated ¼″ instrument jack, and a high‑resolution 24‑bit/48 kHz converter. The front panel offers a direct‑monitor selector and headphone output with independent level control, while the rear provides a USB 2.0 port for fast, low‑latency data transfer to Windows computers.
Usage
Ideal for home recording setups, voice‑over work, and live streaming, the UMC22 connects instantly to any Windows PC via USB. Record vocals, acoustic guitars, or podcasts with pristine clarity, then monitor the signal in real time without latency. Its small footprint fits comfortably on a desktop or laptop desk, making it perfect for mobile producers and bedroom studios.
Why Choose Us
Midas brings decades of mixing console expertise to this entry‑level interface, ensuring studio‑grade preamps and robust build quality. The device is fully compatible with major DAWs such as Pro Tools, Ableton Live, and Cubase, and it includes driver‑free operation for quick setup. Backed by a reputation for reliability, the UMC22 offers professional performance at an affordable price point.
Key Features
- High‑quality XLR/¼″ combo input with +48 V phantom power
- USB 2.0 low‑latency connectivity for Windows PCs
- Direct monitor control for zero‑delay playback
- 24‑bit/48 kHz audio conversion for clear sound reproduction
- Compact metal chassis built for durability and portability
FAQ
Is the UMC22 compatible with macOS?
Yes, the UMC22 works with macOS using the same class‑compliant drivers, providing plug‑and‑play functionality on both platforms.
Do I need additional drivers for Windows?
The interface uses standard USB audio class drivers, so no extra installation is required on modern Windows versions.
Can I use the instrument input for a guitar?
Absolutely. The dedicated ¼″ instrument jack is optimized for high‑impedance sources like electric guitars and basses.
What is the maximum sample rate?
The UMC22 supports up to 48 kHz at 24‑bit resolution, ideal for most home‑studio recording needs.
Is phantom power available on the instrument input?
Phantom power is only supplied to the XLR side of the combo jack; the instrument input does not receive phantom power.
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