PreSonus Black AudioBox 96 Studio USB Recording Bundle with Interface, Headphones, Microphone and Studio One software Black AudioBox USB 96 - Black

اخي الا كرت الصوت عم بحاول احطو واعرفو علي كبيوتر ماعم بيتعرف وغيرت الوصل نفس اشي شوفول حل الله يخلك وشكراااا

There is no usb power and no key activation for studio one

بصراحة الجهاز رائع و أكثر من المطلوب ، و أنا فعلا بدي أشكر أمازون على حل المشكلة يلي صارت معي بسوء الفهم أو ربما الخطأ في الإعلان عن المنتج و تفاصيله ، و قام موظف أمازون بحلها بطريقة لا يسعني إلا تقديم الشكر لهم

Sound quality is very good

Very good

FIrst the box arrived half opened, then when I tried to set up an account that went ok till I got the product key then as soon as I downloaded the software it gives me an error message to input the product key again and again and its not working at all. I hate this download software business these days with new products it doesn't hurt to give you a CD with it all on. Now I have to wait to hear back before I can use this damn thing. Not impressed I was hoping to use it today not next week.Update: Got a reply back from manufacturer and all they sent was instructions on how to input it all which I have already tried, its like saying just try it again. I mean how many times do I have to go over it. I haven't got the time for something that dosen't work so unfortuately I am having to return it.

Finally, this interface does exactly what I want - an inexpensive way to get guitar, microphone, and midi keyboard into my pc.Recorded quality is good enough for me to get my ideas down before I forget them, which is all I need.I say finally, because the installation wasn't easy.Plugged the device in, and I got an error message saying it couldn't be installed on my pc.I gave up trying to find the correct software drivers on the Presonus website, and resorted to Google.6 hours later over two days, having found the right software, and working out myself how to set it up in Windows and Cubase, I thought I'd have a look at the "included" Studio One DAW.No, you won't - another installation error message saying not compatible with my system.........Oh well, not what I bought it for.So, that's why the three stars. A good little unit, the midi functionality making it more useful than some of the more expensive boxes, but Presonus really shouldn't use the word "easy" when the incompatibility problems very nearly got it returned.Hope that's helpful.

I've had audio boxes before and have only changed them due to lack of support for O/S changes over the years. (Started with XP).I use Presonus' Studio One software in my own studio and love it. As a result of an upgrade to W10, I thought I would buy a Presonus box, thinking it would be ideal and work seamlessly.The driver worked, eventually, and all seemed ok as it worked fine with S1, and the latency was nice and low. However, the unit has an annoying habit of the audio output disappearing. Sometimes this occurs on startup, or when I switch from say, an audio player, to a YouTube Video. The only way to reset it is to turn down the volume then pull out the usb cable and refit.This may seem an small inconvenience, but becomes annoying in its frequency, and stops your workflow. (Also there is an audible thump from my speakers when the PC is closed down. Maybe all USB Audioboxes do this, I don't know.)I use a high end i7 desktop PC, and with W10, so this audio problem really shouldn't happen. If this unit had come from a UK supplier, I would have returned it, and tried a different make.

So you want to record audio on your PC/Mac. Then you will need an audio interface. This Presonus has two channels which can take 1/4" plugs for guitar leads or XLR cables (microphones). It provides phantom power to those mics that need it. It connects to your PC/Mac via USB. With my Mac nothing else was required. It was recognised and became the default input and output for audio. In respect of output you have separate volume controls for headphones (1/4" jack) and stereo output to studio monitors if you have any to connect. Sound quality is great. It's a simple bit of gear that works well with excellent sound. It also comes with a massive software suite however I've not bothered with that as I have Logic Pro so cannot comment on it's pros and cons other than to say you get a basic sequencer and a lot of software instruments and effects so you could start recording music with that if you do not have any other programs like Logic or Cubase etc

As a starting point for recording your own music, this is an excellent choice dealing with latency issues nicely. Sure, there are cheaper alternatives but the build quality and functionality of this box are major selling points. Midi in and out works well. Bear in mind that this is via DIN sockets - if your midi device connects via USB, you need to connect direct to PC/Mac. The two analogue inputs allow recording of two guitars at once if required. These inputs can also be used as microphone sockets, catering for XLR connections and providing phantom power at the touch of a button if required. Bear in mind that headphones are a necessity for microphone recording to avoid feedback. Monitor speakers can be connected directly but the headphone jack can be used with (cheaper) active PC speakers to get you started. And if that isn't enough, included in the price is the truly superb Studio One 5 Artist software as a download when the box is registered.